Isolation rules for Aussies crossing the ditch have been dropped so you won’t need to stay with your weird Kiwi aunt for two weeks next time you want to go skiing.

Looks like the raucous Aussie abroad stereotype is now supported by research, with fresh data revealing just how much Australians love having a chinwag while they travel.

A new survey has shed some light on what your clients are going to be looking for when the time is right to travel again, and it looks like sustainable travel will come back in a big way.

Fiji was a hugely popular destination for Aussie travellers prior to the pandemic, and it has been patiently preparing for their inevitable return, when the time is right.

Unsurprisingly, the global pandemic has drastically changed the way Aussies get out and about. Here’s some handy research to quantify it for you.

Here’s some domestic travel research that paints a bit of a rosy and thorny picture for Australia’s tourism industry.

The research also revealed just how keen Aussies are to get out and explore their own backyard, and what kind of holidays they are looking for.

Here’s a new domestic travel study, best enjoyed while listening to an old CD or cassette tape your parents used to play in the car on road trips.

Australia has recorded its largest-ever drop in overseas travel, according to new data released by the ABS. Yikes.

Meanwhile, Travel Weekly’s editor has started wearing a coconut bra and grass skirt around the office for no apparent reason.

While Phuket is known for its beautiful white-sand beaches and incredible granite and limestone islands, the popular Thai destination is banking on two of its other qualities to attract more Aussie travellers in 2020.

Do your attempts to woo Millennial customers involve playing Justin Bieber in-store and dressing like him too? It’s probably best you give this a read then.