The Apple Isle is getting ready to throw open its borders, which is sure to have mainlanders throwing their hands up in the air and yelling ‘yahoo!’

We’ve coupled the good with the bad in this domestic travel update, but we won’t judge if you only choose to read the positive stuff.

Were your clients preparing to explore Tasmania on foot or by horseback due to the state’s current hire car shortage? Well, hopefully this new incentive means they won’t have to.

Tasmanian agents, rejoice! Premier Peter Gutwein has put his superhero cape on and flown to the rescue.

With Victoria officially out of its “circuit breaker” lockdown, states and territories are starting to let down their guard.

The relaxing of domestic border restrictions continues apace, so apologies if we’ve missed any updates here. Our editor’s typing fingers are quite tired and sore.

Domestic border restrictions are now officially changing more often than the underwear of Travel Weekly’s editor.

Dan Andrews has reportedly been playing Duke Dumont’s “Red Light Green Light” on repeat in his office in celebration of this news.

Two states have tightened restrictions even further for South Australian travellers, as the COVID-19 cluster in Adelaide continues to grow.

So long as “The Garden State” manages to keep a lid on COVID-19, Tasmania is going to get its border reopening show on the road.

The announcement of Tasmania’s new basketball team name (not that many people cared) has been quickly overshadowed by Premier Gutwein’s big border news.

The Tasmanian government has approved the multi-million dollar refurbishment of two Bass Strait passenger ferries and will cut fares in […]