The Wolrd Travel & Tourism Council reckons the industry is getting ready to pick itself up, shake itself off and sashay towards recovery.

Fingers and toes are being crossed throughout the industry, as Australia’s new Tourism Minister provides some hope of targeted government support.

Looks like someone at the Department of Home Affairs is getting fired after accidentally telling visa applicants to get overseas immediately during a global pandemic.

Avalon residents have reportedly gone back into quarantine to escape the blame for this huge loss to the tourism industry.

At a time when mental health could not be more important, the world’s leading tourism organisation has released some new guidelines to help businesses of all sizes in the industry support their employees.

The man in charge of leading Australia’s COVID-19 response isn’t budging on his international travel forecast. At least that means the champagne has more time to chill.

Hats off to Michael for earning a promotion during a pandemic. Also, hats off to Travel Weekly’s editor, who ate leftover spag bol for lunch without spilling it on his new chinos.

Are you sick of attending webinars where everyone leaves straight after they end, leaving no chance to network and chat? Well, TTIH is doing something about it.

Gloria Guevara has seemingly gone after Qantas in her latest statement. However, that’s not to say it’s particularly nasty and full of swears.

In what is a clear sign of the tough times faced by the travel industry at present, a recruitment agency has exited the local market.

With all the hype around the accelerated rollout of a coronavirus vaccine, Paul Kelly has provided a realistic take on what to expect.

The company’s product and brand offering is going to look a little different when it resumes selling travel insurance policies in Australia next month.