The destination’s government ministers appear to have rocks in their heads, judging by this ridiculous plan.

Simpling adding a few paragraphs and some snazzy pictures to a small destination’s Wikipedia page may generate an extra $200,000 in revenue, according to this new study.

These incredible new vids could also come in handy for agents looking to woo some domestic clients.

Here’s a quality article on destination marketing that the Travel Weekly team didn’t even have to write, thanks to our very generous sister publication.

This blogger highlights the big opportunity that lies ahead for travel marketers on the road to recovery. However, that’s not to suggest you need a vehicle to capitalise on it.

The destination is placing much more of a focus on its digital presence and “smart partnerships”, as it looks to recover from the impacts of COVID-19.

A group of influential travel agents have banded together to create a social marketing network for the post-pandemic travel industry.

Speaking of, Travel Weekly staff have only been on their feet several times in the past few days, mainly for trips between our home office nest and the refrigerator.

Travel Weekly recently went one-on-one with ADARA’s regional sales director. For an interview, that is – not a jousting match or a game of chess.

Is there anything better than listening to awesome beats in a tropical paradise? Besides of course pub schnitty and a fresh schooner.

Fancy a sneak peak at the first-ever ‘Destination: Marketing’ report? Not that it’s so sneaky you need read it in a cupboard, though.