Australia’s fave power couple are back to spruik the country’s tourism offerings in a big, big way.

Internationally recognised tourism expert Professor Sam Huang believes another year of hard borders could cripple Australia’s largest service export industry. In this opinion piece, he explains why.

While international travel uncertainty continues, it really is a no-brainer for agents to ride the big domestic wave hitting Australia right now.

Australia’s fave power couple are back to promote the country’s domestic tourism greatness.

Have you always pretended to know everything about the Margaret River region to your clients, despite having never actually been there? Continue the facade with this.

With domestic holidays firmly on the agenda for travel-starved Aussies, agents would be silly not to make the most of the current situation and become experts of their own backyard. Case in point: the Kimberley.

The Aussie group tour legends have no doubt brought out the party poppers and the fairy bread to celebrate this milestone.

Dan Tehan has loosened the government’s purse strings in the hope it will stimulate a much-needed domestic tourism recovery.

There’s been a loosening of restrictions. And by that, we mean those concerning domestic borders – not the undone button on the pants of Travel Weekly’s editor.

The organisation plans to have a greater focus on two key areas that are in line with changing consumer behaviours and future traveller desires. Find out what they are here.

Aussies looking to expand their Christmas gift horizons beyond a Bunnings gift card and Big Mouth Billy Bass Singing Fish have been given a helping hand.

This story contains plenty of stats for those of you who are data-hungry. It also contains some stern words from ATIC’s Simon Westaway.