Don’t worry, the fact that the tours are operating is what makes them experimental. You won’t have to remember your high school science skills for a trip to Japan (at least we don’t think so).

FINALLY one of the hottest destinations around appears to have set a date for its big return, much to the delight of travel agents across Australia.

This 18th birthday celebration will likely feature fewer drunk teenagers throwing up goon, although that’s not to say there won’t be any.

JNTO is anticipating the long-awaited reopening of Japan’s borders so keep your eyes peeled for big updates in the future!

It’s one small step for man, and one giant leap for Aussies who can’t wait to discover the land of the rising sun!

Young tourists are getting themselves ready to work and play the Australian way, which basically means counting down the minutes until you can get pissed in someone’s backyard.

The staff at Travel Weekly have been rewatching our favourite anime to reminisce about Japan, but Gary and Manu might appeal to a broader audience than Pokemon reruns.

Tell your solo travelling clients to pack their bags because this sale includes savings of up to a whopping $3,550 on some of the tour operators most sought after trips.

The travel-savvy agency has put out a huge list of incredible places to visit so prepare yourself to break the bank this year; provided you don’t come down with the spicy cough, that is.

With restrictions changing more frequently most people change their knickers, we’ve rounded up everything you need to know right here.

Brace yourself for an influx of Instagram posts showing tourists visiting pristine beaches, drinking Chang beer, and eating Thai food (all of which they can do in Australia).

There’s a lot to absorb from today’s influx of changes across the country. We’ve tuned into each Premier’s press conference so you don’t have to.