Are you finding some international destinations harder to sell than others right now? This new research might help explain why.

International travel in 2021 may not be off the cards just yet, but Australia’s Tourism Minister said getting Aussies overseas in the first half of the year will be challenging.

If there was any speck of hope left of a two-way trans-Tasman ‘bubble’ happening by Christmas, New Zealand’s Prime Minister has practically eradicated it.

Tell your clients to start planning now, because international travel may be about to become much easier, with Aussies expected to get a vaccine next year.

Well, it appears New Zealand has racked the trans-Tasman ‘bubble’ cue for 2020, with hopes of it becoming two-way seemingly dashed by Jacinda.

While hope still remains for the trans-Tasman bubble to become two-way before Christmas, both Tourism New Zealand and Air New Zealand are expecting it to take a little longer.

It’s more good news for Melburnians, with the budget carrier reviving flights from the capital city to Singapore.

Here’s the latest indication of when Aussies can expect to begin travelling overseas again, courtesy of Mr Frydenberg.

The embarrassing blunder by DFAT comes after it reportedly terminated as many as 100 contractors, with some of those having worked in IT and policy roles.

The federal government plans to increase the cap on international arrivals to 6,000 per week, but it needs the states and territories to play their part.

Here’s an in-depth take on the future of international travel, complete with plenty of data to back up this blogger’s hypotheses.

A new website founded by an Australian citizen trapped overseas visually conveys the difficulties and delays Aussies are facing in their attempts to return home.