Unlike The Matrix films, this is a video series that only gets better with each release!

Apparently the new arrivals were greeted with a performance of the Haka followed by a full game of rugby against the all blacks and a subsequent visit to the hospital.

Now we’re sure they’re probably great hotels but the staff at Travel Weekly couldn’t assure you until we get invited (wink, wink, nudge, nudge).

In case you haven’t heard, Norwegian Spirit is coming Down Under for the first time in December, following the most extensive – and expensive – makeover in NCL’s history.

Cook Islanders will be excited to welcome back holidaymakers, though, with views like that they’ll soon be fending off influencers with a stick.

It’s all opening back up earlier than expected, which is great for eager travellers but terrible for people who have enjoyed a nice 2 years of relief from their overseas in-laws.

Start spreading the news, because getting to the Big Apple just got a whole lot easier, and we’re not talking about a trip to your local greengrocer.

Start planning your local travel itineraries, because the travel trend overlords at Lonely Planet have just released their picks for the year.

With restrictions changing more frequently most people change their knickers, we’ve rounded up everything you need to know right here.

With overseas trips well and truly back on the agenda, the well-travelled folk over at Lonely Planet have unveiled their top picks for destinations next year.

The French hotel chain has been busy this past week, opening the doors of a slick new Mercure across the ditch and new retreat in South Australia.

A Cook Islander has managed to travel to Perth without quarantining, while two travellers from Port Moresby wandered into Brisbane Airport’s common area before testing positive for COVID-19.