Similarly, Travel Weekly is trying to form a partnership with the cafe downstairs, which they correctly recognised as another attempt to get free coffee and shut down immediately.

There has been so much moving and shaking over at TTC of late that you’d be forgiven for assuming they were running a dance hall rather than a touring company.

After eight years at TTC, scoring a seat on the AFTA board and topping Travel Weekly’s most recent Women in Travel Power List, Katrina Barry is leaving the travel industry.

Costsaver has arrived Down Under, which is great news for agents with stingy clients who demand plenty of options to choose from.

Trafalgar and AAT Kings are showing some love for their trade partners with some pretty bloody tempting offers. Please excuse us while we change professions so we too can score a cheap trip to NZ.

The trailblazing Katrina Barry is returning from maternity leave with not one, but two new roles.

Do you only book through wholesalers you read about in Travel Weekly’s wrap? Well, prepare to give your keyboard a workout after perusing this.

This week’s Wholesaler Wrap not only contains a lot of great deals, but also a lot of important info in response to the coronavirus outbreak, so it’s worth reading top to bottom.

Do you consider yourself a bit of bargain hunter? Well, we’ve done all the work for you with this generous wrap of deals from wholesalers and tour operators.

Nothing says ‘Monday’ like scrolling through Travel Weekly’s Wholesaler Wrap. Except maybe falling asleep at your desk despite drinking far too much coffee.

This Wholesaler Wrap is almost as long as Mondays feel. However, it contains much less caffeine and does not inspire anywhere near as much dread… we hope.

Ready to expand your grey matter of all things wholesale? Feel instantly more intelligent by reading this.