Tom Wanwaring has his handwriting down pat after penning a letter to the PM. Travel Weekly understands he opted for a felt tip and even sealed it with a custom wax stamp.

As these agents all attest, it’s time for ScoMo to loosen the purse strings and get JobKeeper going again.

With a little help from her friends at AFTA, this agent managed to score a landmark win for the travel trade.

Dean Long is returning to AFTA after a few years, and he appears to be pretty happy about it.

AFTA’s boardroom is looking a little different, and we’re not talking about the new watercooler or paisley wallpaper.

The report says that “unacceptably slow” and “difficult” refund processes have left many Aussies seeking stricter laws for travel providers.

While its bottom line ain’t looking too flash, at least AFTA’s membership numbers appear to be holding up.

The industry’s lobbying groups have been sharpening their pitchforks again in pursuit of more clarity, government support and a change in vaccine prioritisation.

AFTA has once again pointed to the gaping financial hole left by the lack of international travel, and wants the government to continue helping agents climb out of it.

Staff at CLIA’s Aussie office have been told to give Joel Katz a wide berth today following the Health Minister’s latest announcement.

Wondering when round two payments are due to start appearing in bank accounts? All is revealed here.

Thought Qantas’ October timeline for the restart of international flights was looking rather precarious before last night’s Federal Budget reveal? Be proven right here.