As many as 322,000 Aussies plan on visiting one of NSW’s snowfields in the next two years. However, it’s not clear how many will spend most of their time inside their cabin drinking butterscotch schnapps.

We’ve thrown in everything except a pop quiz in this week’s Destination Wrap, but don’t let that stop you from creating your own to test your info retention ability.

Feel like you’ve been left in the lurch on destination news near and far? Meet your new best friend: the Destination Wrap.

However, despite Gladys’ stern warning, Victorians are still continuing their plans to travel across the state.

Travel restrictions imposed to curb COVID-19 have only made Aussies keener to hit the slopes, if Thredbo Resort’s website meltdown is anything to go by.

There are plenty of good signs for the tourism industry judging by this week’s Destination Wrap. Here’s Travel Weekly’s roundup of what’s been happening domestically and internationally.

Ready for a wrap that’s equal parts fluff, form and function? Enter this week’s Destination Wrap.

In the most dramatic news since our office dog fell off the couch, a skier has fallen an estimated five metres at a Snowy Mountains ski resort.

Meanwhile, our own research shows that everyone in the office is now ready for winter to end so we can feel our toes again.

You heard it here first: winter is officially cancelled. Excuse us while we return our toboggans and snow slides – they’re too dangerous for anyone to be trusted with.

Catch up on what is happening in those destinations you love to sell around the globe.

Australia and New Zealand connected on one ski pass. Employers steady themselves for an onslaught of annual leave requests this winter.