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The AAT Kings group CEO also shed some light on The Travel Corporation’s plan to add more domestic trips across its brands.

Although international travel is still off the table for the immediate future, G Adventures is keeping agents busy with the launch of a new challenge.

Collette is preparing for the new normal and, as you’ve probably guessed from the accompanying image, it involves a lot of sanitiser.

G Adventures’ non-profit partner has unveiled yet another fantastic campaign to help those most in need across its 85 projects. Find out how you can get involved here.

The new campaign celebrates a future when the world is able to travel again, while Travel Weekly staff celebrate the end of the week early with a few cheeky desk wines.

Meanwhile, Travel Weekly’s deputy editor is preparing for re-entry to the office by making miniature face masks for our office dogs.

While we can’t guarantee that this program will transport you onto a linen sheet in the middle of a wheat field (as pictured), we reckon it’ll at least kill an hour or so.

Were you hoping to get your client on a Globus tour within the next month or so? You might want to sit down before reading this.

With ‘Unlearn: The Year the Earth Stood Still’, the G Adventures founder has penned a 24-page love letter to travel, grounded in unprecedented times.

The Travel Corporation will also look to expand its New Zealand range for Australian travellers once trans-Tasman flights resume.

Things have been pretty quiet on the wholesaler front ever since COVID-19 reared its ugly head, but this week’s wrap points to some encouraging signs of recovery.