After a year of travelling abroad during the pandemic, these inexperienced sailors decided to try their luck crossing the Pacific Ocean by boat rather than face expensive airfares and flight caps.

Your clients don’t need to travel internationally to check out this year’s winner, which is a relief, because they’d be waiting a while to visit if it was overseas.

Residents of and travellers to Lord Howe Island a breathing a sigh of relief, after the destination avoided a tsunami threat caused by a major earthquake near New Cal.

The cruise line’s long-awaited New Zealand cruise season is facing an uncertain future after the NZ government denied visas to a majority of the ship’s crew.

The destination’s tourism board has opted for a ‘French New Wave’ style of marketing, so expect a bit of experimentation and iconoclasm.

Do you happen to have a New-Cal-inspired costume in your dress-up box? Well, here’s a great reason to dust it off!

To celebrate the launch, agents who complete the e-learning platform will have the opportunity to win a spot on a famil to New Caledonia (which will take place once travel restrictions have been lifted, of course).

If, like Travel Weekly, you’re suffering from a case of itchy feet, we have just the thing for you.

We’ve got a few diamonds in the rough scattered amongst this week’s Destination Wrap, so you can stay well informed and hopeful at the same time.

We apologise for any spelling errors in this week’s Destination Wrap. An unhealthy obsession with the café next door has led to Travel Weekly’s editorial team developing some extreme coffee shakes.

The crew of PO’s Pacific Dawn have embarked on a daring rescue mission. Such bravery hasn’t been seen by Travel Weekly since our intern offered to clean out the office fridge.

It’s been argued that Travel Weekly’s destination wrap is the next best thing to going on holiday. Unless, of course, you hate reading.