Meanwhile, the phrase “snap lockdown” continues to be a popular one in news reports, with a number of areas in NSW and Queensland barking stay-at-home orders.

As COVID continues to rear its ugly head in India, ScoMo has announced a number of new measures to protect Aussies from the virus.

With all the COVID-19 variants floating about overseas at the moment, this decision by the federal government really shouldn’t come as a surprise.

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.

FINALLY! Get ready for your phone to ring off the hook from your excited clients keen to get the heck out of Australia next year.

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

In what appears to be good news for travel agents, Aussies have plenty of leave banked up for a holiday. However, whether they have the money for one is another question entirely.

Aussies voted on which destinations travellers should visit in our own backyard, and their answers are not overly surprising.

In not so good news for agents, Aussies are most likely to stay close to home instead of exploring far and wide, according to new research.

More and more Aussies are heading into the regional heart of Australia rather than travelling overseas. Meanwhile, we’re heading into the heart of the office fridge.

We’re feeling very smug hearing this news. It especially applies to us, given the wildest trip we’ve been on recently included a knitting museum and 9pm bedtime.

The European summer jaunt that Aussies think of as a right of passage is being flipped on its head. Though no one is being turned upside down in the process.