The government has channelled its inner Justice League to unite five tourism experts for a good old-fashioned brainstorm.

The announcement of quarantine-free travel from Australia to NZ has been met with plenty of positive reactions from all corners of the industry. We’ve gathered just about all of them for your perusal.

The industry body has a new chair for its NSW branch … as in the two-legged human version – not the four-legged type that you sit on.

The group has proven that persistence pays off, with its revised plan for a six-star hotel in Pyrmont getting the green light from the NSW government.

FINALLY! Get ready for your phone to ring off the hook from your excited clients keen to get the heck out of Australia next year.

The state government has announced NSW residents will get $100 worth of vouchers to spend on tourism and hospitality activities, but not everyone is happy about it.

We assume Trivago’s lawyers have since made their way from the courtroom to the pub and are drowning their sorrows.

The new laws include a ‘three strikes and you’re out’ approach for irresponsible hosts. However, that’s not to say they will be forced to wield baseball bats or chew tobacco.

As this new ABS data proves, Australia was going great guns in terms of international visitors until COVID-19 had to come and f**k up everything.

It was only a couple of months ago that Mark McGowan was slagging off NSW over its border stance, and now he wants to copy Gladys.

After a very anxious wait overnight, Aussies and Kiwis have woken up to this fantastic bit of news!

While it wasn’t necessarily a shock when Virgin Australia announced this morning it had entered into voluntary administration, the move has still prompted a response from various players in Australia’s travel industry.