The flying kangaroo won’t be hopping overseas as soon as originally hoped, after posting a “stark, but not surprising” loss.

CATO’s delegation also bumped into AFTA’s boss while down in Canberra this week, with the two industry bodies comparing notes from their respective meetings.

Are repeated efforts to highlight your business’ COVID-induced financial woes falling on deaf ears? Try this.

Here, a travel agency boss has gone all reflective on the industry’s fight against COVID since JobKeeper 2.0, and it’s pretty bloody good, if you ask us.

A Victorian-based travel agent has crafted a cheeky little meme to slam the federal government over its lack of support for the sector.

Staff at Parliament House’s café have already memorised Darren Rudd’s coffee order, as the AFTA boss spends another week down in Canberra.

Things are starting to look up for Berejiklian, even if she did find out about Palaszczuk’s big news at the same time everyone else did.

Fingers and toes are being crossed throughout the industry, as Australia’s new Tourism Minister provides some hope of targeted government support.

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

Could this turn out to be another much-needed funding opportunity for travel agents? Let’s bloody hope so.

Like the way that Pokémon character Jigglypuff turns into Wigglytuff, AFTA is seeking an evolution of JobKeeper.

Having lost on appeal in the Federal Court late last year, the unions are now taking their JobKeeper fight against Qantas to the High Court.