This blogger argues that tourism marketers shouldn’t ditch influencers … unless they’re stuck up, demanding and whingey, of course.

World Environment Day is tomorrow, so we’re doing our bit by publishing this research and darning a few pairs of our old socks.

We don’t want to alarm you, but our new favourite minister Greg Hunt has signalled that fully vaccinated Aussies could be travelling internationally within weeks.

The Tourism Minister is encouraging Aussies to “buy that extra beer”, so Travel Weekly’s editor has gone and purchased a case.

What appeals most to Aussies about domestic travel? Do ‘duty’ based tourism ads really work? Is Chris Hemsworth still pulling his weight? All this and more is answered here.

A senior industry figure has written to ScoMo. However, it’s yet to be confirmed whether they opted for a fountain pen or a ballpoint one.

After a year of travelling abroad during the pandemic, these inexperienced sailors decided to try their luck crossing the Pacific Ocean by boat rather than face expensive airfares and flight caps.

Your clients have a record number of annual leave burning a hole in their pockets, so looks like it’s time to tempt them with their dream domestic jaunt.

There’s plenty to dissect here from the PM’s recent interview and, thankfully, you won’t require a scalpel.

There’s been a change at the top of WTTC, and we’re not talking about the new ceiling fans at its headquarters.

The insurance giant is back to service the travel sector. No word on its court case against ASIC, however.

Got a few clients who desperately want to venture overseas, but aren’t keen on getting the jab? We highly recommend sharing this article with them.