Although Greg Hunt’s computer screen isn’t visible in this image, one can only assume he is researching his next overseas cruise, in light of this announcement.

The overall response to the NSW government’s big international travel announcement on Friday has, unsurprisingly, been a very positive one, but not all industry figures are dancing in the street.

Agents who sign up to be a CLIA member will score access to bonus commissions, live events and an expanded education program.

Some of the travel industry’s top brass have weighed in on the government’s decision to open international borders a month early. Oh, and we’ve also snuck in some new info on Qantas’ overseas restart.

If penning “strongly-worded letters” is one of your talents, now is your time to shine. And if it’s not, CLIA has a handy template for you to use.

Health Minister Hunt has extended Australia’s international travel ban for another three months and, as you can imagine, CLIA ain’t a fan of the decision.

The association’s new plan mirrors ScoMo’s four-part reopening roadmap, complete with its own set of vaccine triggers.

Jacinda Ardern has unveiled a new framework for reopening the country that prioritises getting the jab to as many Kiwis as possible.

Are you a front-row regular at the CLIA and ACA events? Well, you best jot down these new dates in your diary.

Does Canada just happen to be your fave overseas destination? Let the heart grown even fonder with this news.

Warren Entsch, pictured here schmoozing with ScoMo, has been busy gaining support for the cruise industry from his fellow MPs.

The industry’s lobbying groups have been sharpening their pitchforks again in pursuit of more clarity, government support and a change in vaccine prioritisation.