Meanwhile, Travel Weekly staff are conducting our own research to tap into the zoomer market by teaching the office dog TikTok dances. It’s not going well.

Travel Weekly staff were somewhat relieved by this research, given the low percentage of unconscious travel. Although, we have been known to sleepwalk.

Looks like our days of dealing with raucous holidaying Poms may be coming to an end, sparking despair for local tourism operators and joy for those who enjoy having a quiet one at their local pub.

You’re probably wondering why the remaining 30-odd per cent are staying put, right? Well, you’re going to have to read on to find out.

It may not seem like it right now, but new research by the federal government shows that things are starting to look up for tourism.

Expedia has released some spiffy new data about how travel values have shifted during the pandemic, with many saying they have increased their budget for post-COVID jaunts.

With NAIDOC Week in full swing, here’s a timely bit of research that highlights the importance of cultural tourism to Aussies.

World Environment Day is tomorrow, so we’re doing our bit by publishing this research and darning a few pairs of our old socks.

Your clients have a record number of annual leave burning a hole in their pockets, so looks like it’s time to tempt them with their dream domestic jaunt.

Looks like Aussies are packing their swags and getting their playlists ready, with new research showing a truckload of us are planning a road trip this year.

It looks like most of us are ready and raring to pack up our suitcases and jump on the next plane out of here.

We didn’t really need further confirmation that 2020 was an absolute arsehole of a year, but here it is anyway.