Meanwhile, we’re reducing our carbon footprint by strapping a tiny solar panel to our office dog. We’re not sure what’s it’s powering, but he looks very cute.

Have you been eagerly awaiting the announcement about Matt Cameron-Smith’s replacement at AAT Kings Group? Well, wait no more.

Are your clients worried about fellow travellers getting in their personal bubbles? The Travel Corporation has come up with a solution to put their minds at ease.

The trailblazing Katrina Barry is returning from maternity leave with not one, but two new roles.

The AAT Kings group CEO also shed some light on The Travel Corporation’s plan to add more domestic trips across its brands.

Meanwhile, Travel Weekly’s deputy editor is preparing for re-entry to the office by making miniature face masks for our office dogs.

The Travel Corporation will also look to expand its New Zealand range for Australian travellers once trans-Tasman flights resume.

The industry figurehead was spotted performing a number of roundhouse cutbacks and tail slides at his local surf spot this morning in celebration of this news.

Do you only book through wholesalers you read about in Travel Weekly’s wrap? Well, prepare to give your keyboard a workout after perusing this.

This week’s Wholesaler Wrap not only contains a lot of great deals, but also a lot of important info in response to the coronavirus outbreak, so it’s worth reading top to bottom.

Out of sorts when it comes to the who’s who of the wholesaler scene? This week’s Wholesaler Wrap comes in the nick of time. 

Just one day after announcing his exit from Silversea, Adam Armstrong will be joining the TTC family in a global CEO role.