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In what will probably come as a shock to no one, travel has been the most-complained about topic by consumers since COVID-19 hit.

International travel in 2021 may not be off the cards just yet, but Australia’s Tourism Minister said getting Aussies overseas in the first half of the year will be challenging.

Travel Weekly’s editor has sifted through a whole research paper on household spending habits to deliver you the most relevant bits, and he has a few paper cuts to prove it.

Move over Pfizer, there’s a new sheriff in town. And by sheriff, we mean vaccine that could potentially change the game in the fight against COVID-19 one jab at a time.

Should Australia’s PM somewhat reprise his role as “Scotty from marketing”? The ATIC’s Simon Westaway certainly thinks so.

New research from the UN has captured the damage to the travel industry caused by the global pandemic. However, that’s not to suggest its data analysts used a giant net or anything.

Tell your clients to start planning now, because international travel may be about to become much easier, with Aussies expected to get a vaccine next year.

While we’d much rather be drinking a bottle of wine next to the Eiffel Tower, we’ll settle for this genius woman’s alternative and just sit next to a chair and get plastered while reminiscing about our past travels.

Peter Shelley has given ScoMo a bit of a nudge to provide some clarity around the future of JobKeeper. However, it’s unclear whether or not he led with the elbow.

This story contains plenty of stats for those of you who are data-hungry. It also contains some stern words from ATIC’s Simon Westaway.

Australia’s LGBTQ+ travel association has welcomed new board members, and you can imagine there would’ve been no shortage of glitter thrown about in celebration.