On day three of Travel DAZE, we heard from Promperu’s Mario Vargas and Intrepid’s Sarah Clark about how both parties are helping one another rebuild Peru’s tourism industry in a sustainable way.

We’ve already revealed many of the brilliant speakers who will be taking to the virtual Travel DAZE stage next month, but there are still a few more to highlight!

Were you vying for a spot on CATO’s board? Well, it’s likely you’d already know if you were successful, so prepare to be disappointed.

Brett Mitchell has partially spilled the beans on a fresh range of Aussie domestic products set to be launched by the wholesaler.

Confused by all these new measures and protocols being introduced by peak industry bodies? Add to your bewilderment with this.

Keep updated on what wholesalers are doing to stay abreast of the current situation with our trusty wrap.

Intrepid employees are eagerly hanging out for their bonuses after the B Corp-certified company delivered some very impressive financial results.

Meanwhile, Travel Weekly’s roving reporter has celebrated his independence by walking home from work all by himself. Admittedly, he got some help from an Uber though.

Louise Laing has flown the G Adventures coop to rival Intrepid. No word though on whether she hit any turbulence on her way there.

Did you think Travel Weekly would resort to publishing mostly Christmas fluff on our last day in the office for 2019? Well, we have done that, but as you’ll notice here, we’ve also reported on some more serious industry news, too.

The sustainably-focused wholesaler has diversified its business model by backing an Australian-based travel company. Find out which one here.

We are still buzzing from Mehalah Beckett’s inspiring keynote at our Women in Travel Awards last night! Here are a few takeaways in case you missed it.