The US state is sliding into travellers’ DMs with a string of text messages that seem more like they’re from a clingy ex than a destination.

The campaign also reveals what NRL star Benji Marshall has been doing when he isn’t sitting on the sidelines watching his hapless Wests Tigers chalk up another loss.

AFTA has shifted to the ‘making it real’ stage of its lobbying campaign. However, the industry body has stopped short of greeting politicians with pitchforks and torches.

The home-sharing giant is doing its part to stimulate domestic travel, and has even created a new program for tourism bodies.

The new campaign celebrates a future when the world is able to travel again, while Travel Weekly staff celebrate the end of the week early with a few cheeky desk wines.

Get ready for a big dose of wanderlust, because the World Travel & Tourism Council has unveiled a new marketing campaign designed to remind us why we love to travel.

The crafty folk over at MTA have been having a bit of fun during self-isolation, travelling all over the world from the comfort of their homes.

While everyone’s travel plans have been put on hold, Bunnik is encouraging travellers to get inspired by living vicariously through this new campaign.

It’s yet another campaign from Tourism Australia. Hopefully this one won’t need to be pulled like the Kylie ad.

Admittedly, you may have to be over 40 to know who Henry Rollins even is. For the younger readers, there’s Wikipedia.

Tourism Australia can’t seem to catch a break with its ‘Come Live our Philausophy’ campaign, as this latest development proves.

Not everybody’s impressed with Tourism Australia’s latest efforts on flogging the nation’s attractions to the world. Read some of the bile-filled criticism here.