Give your clients the gift of travel this festive season, with whopping savings on loads of great all-inclusive trips around Asia.

With two-way trans-Tasman travel off the cards for the foreseeable future, Australia’s PM has revealed a few north Asian candidates for an expanded ‘bubble’.

We can imagine Australian-based developers will be pretty excited by this prospect and are probably already drawing up plans for a Bali-inspired street in Perth.

While COVID-19 is stopping Aussies from going anywhere overseas, they now have even more reason to avoid China.

Yes, it’s more trave ‘bubble’ news from Travel Weekly today. This time, it’s Indonesia’s turn.

An Australian citizen has been sentenced to death after drugs were found in his checked luggage at a Chinese airport.

Australia’s Tourism Minister has rolled up his sleeves and slammed a travel warning against the country by China, arguing that it “does not stand up to scrutiny”.

This one’s for all the Disney fans out there, including Travel Weekly’s editor, who insists on wearing his Mickey Mouse hat during every staff Zoom meeting.

Despite being the initial epicentre of the COVID-19 pandemic, new research has found Wuhan to be the most desirable domestic destination among Chinese travellers.

The government has updated its travel advice as the death toll for the deadly virus jumps to 305, with 12 confirmed cases in Australia.

As growing fears of the scale of coronavirus continue to reverberate across the world, Australian travel companies are among those taking hits to their share prices.

Meanwhile, China has placed more than 18 million people in lockdown overnight as the number of those infected climbs to 650, with 18 confirmed deaths.