The five new journeys all take place intrastate, so even the toughest border closures can’t put a stop to these babies. As long as your clients live in SA, that is.

Margy Osmond gave the Senate a good talking too last week, also demanding to know why JobKeeper wasn’t coming back.

This swanky new brochure is sure to have your clients salivating over all the spectacular local experiences on offer.

Passengers flying on Qantas’ regional services are set to get square eyes if this announcement is anything to go by.

The luxury hotel group is offering a cherry on top for fully-vaccinated guests, just in case your clients need an extra push to get the jab.

And, in other news, the airline is gearing up for a whopping summer season of domestic travel, with a swathe of new aircraft due to join its fleet very soon.

Get in quick, folks! One trip had already sold half of its departures within two days of its release!

Just like the gambling debt of Travel Weekly’s editor, Wendy Wu’s domestic product offering has grown.

Much to Travel Weekly’s disappointment, the new lounge doesn’t feature robot butlers. However, it does have plenty of bright greenery and ambient lighting.

The luxury travel connoisseur is bringing remote and unusual parts of Australia into the spotlight with the launch of this new active adventure off the Tasmanian coast.

Round up your wellness-obsessed clients and their yogi mates, because Australian Wildlife Adventures is getting spiritual with the domestic market.

Avalon residents have reportedly gone back into quarantine to escape the blame for this huge loss to the tourism industry.