Bill and his faithful companion, Walter, are using their platform to elevate the voices of the travel agent sector. Well, we’re not sure if Walter is ACTUALLY involved – we just wanted to use this picture.

Rudd will be updating Travel DAZE attendees on his lobbying progress for agent-specific government support next month. Darren, that is – not Kevin.

AFTA members are continuing their push for targeted support, forcing the issue in front of coalition MPs.

AFTA’s chief has penned this exclusive op-ed for Travel Weekly, in which he points out a golden opportunity for Australia’s battered tourism industry.

Have you let out a few swears over the lack of sector-specific support offered in the Federal Budget? Reduce your cursing just a little with this.

The travel industry’s most thought-provoking conference is just over a month away, and this year we’re doing things a little differently.

The Health Minister attended a Zoom meeting with 30 travel agencies who briefed him on AFTA’s request for tailored financial support. However, it’s not known how many agents were actually wearing pants.

AFTA’s financial health has been laid bare in its annual report, with the federation swinging to a loss.

If today proves to be a great day for NSW in terms of coronavirus cases, its residents will finally be able to enjoy a quarantine-free vino spree across South Australia.

To celebrate the fact that it’s Friday, we’ve made you an extra special Agent Wrap! And it’s not JUST special because we forgot to post one for the past few weeks.

AFTA has given members the green light to get Zooming with their local federal representative. It’s even created a video to help with their lobbying efforts.

Webjet has strengthened its ties with AFTA. However, that’s not to say any full Windsor or Nicky knots were required.