With two-way trans-Tasman travel off the cards for the foreseeable future, Australia’s PM has revealed a few north Asian candidates for an expanded ‘bubble’.

It’s more good news for Melburnians, with the budget carrier reviving flights from the capital city to Singapore.

While Victorians still can’t enjoy quarantine-free travel yet within their own country, Singapore has shone a ray of hope for when the international border reopens.

This week’s Destination Wrap has some fab news for those keen to (eventually) get out of Australia, and for those who are quite happy to journey within it.

Many consider Travel Weekly’s Destination Wrap as the next best thing to travelling, and given we can’t do much of that at the moment, this is a ‘must read’.

After a weekend of playing uncle at birthday parties, Travel Weekly’s reporter is bringing the sprinkles and chocolate icing vibes to this week’s fun-filled Destination Wrap (minus the sticky fingers).

We’ve got so much local and international news in this week’s Destination Wrap that it’s already crashed the Travel Weekly website twice.

What’s more is you can watch the awards ceremony from the comfort of your own home, meaning you can dress down in your undies rather than dress up in your glad rags.

Iranian missile attacks on US airbases in Iraq may cause longer flight times for Aussies travelling to Europe, as well as amended cruise itineraries.

Emirates’ local presence has shrunk further, much unlike the waistline of Travel Weekly’s editor, which continues to balloon due to his love of deep-fried Mars bars for breakfast.

Looking for a legend to fly with over October? Check-in with this week’s Aviation Wrap to see who’s doing what for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

The world’s most popular cities for international travellers have been revealed, and TW can confirm that neither Tamworth nor Dubbo made the list.