Expect plenty of advertising by the tour company amid Nick Kyrgios’ mid-match dummy spits at the Australian Open this month.

Just in case you need further proof that international travel isn’t coming back anytime soon, APT Travel Group has kept its finger on the pause button.

The move follows Australian Pacific Holdings selling its cruise wholesaler brand to Helloworld in a bid to refocus its business.

Just like trackpants, Birkenstocks and sourdough baking, it seems privately chartered flights are all the rage right now.

Does your clients’ ideal post-pandemic getaway consist of a celebrity chef and a cruise down the Mekong? Satisfy their travel-starved souls with this.

APT’s senior brand manager had to complete this interview locked in his bedroom closet to block out the sound of his son’s drumkit. We assume he’s still there.

Are your clients itching to explore their own backyard, but have been hit financially by COVID-19? This might be just what they’re looking for.

Wholesalers appear to have been more active than usual in recent weeks. However, that’s not to say they’ve been wearing spandex and power walking around the block.

Domestic jaunts aside, the company has also planned some brand spanking new international trips for 2021.

Do your clients want to get as far away from their home offices as humanly possible? Perhaps a jaunt to the Arctic will suffice?

Today’s Wholesaler Wrap is brought to you by two broken umbrellas, three double-shot espressos, and one dripping wet and highly caffeinated journalist.

APT Travel Group is in the process of a major staff restructure to sustain its brands during this turbulent time.