This week’s Wholesaler Wrap is yet another promising sign that the travel industry has begun to rebound, offering plenty for agents to rejoice over.

Brett Jardine and his team at CATO have revealed how they will help Australia’s land supply sector recover post-coronavirus.

One of the industry’s peak bodies has stepped up to the plate to assist with policy development for COVID-19-related travel cancellations.

The travel industry continues its response to the epidemic, with tour operators scrambling to rearrange trips and more flight suspensions, as the Australian government ups its warning for China.

Several tour operators have been caught trying to promote Australia’s oldest university as a film location for a well-known Hollywood series.

The Council of Australian Tour Operators reckons land touring could rival the cruise industry, amid reports they’ve challenged them to a game of ‘tug of war’.

Can’t be bothered to read long research papers into millennial travel trends? Well, rejoice as Travel Weekly brings you the shortened version!

At least nine Victorian tourist attractions have been hit by a credit card scam. We too were busted for buying clothes under our boss’s name but only to avoid buyers shame in the office.

What are Australia’s most valuable travel brands? Find out which airlines, hotels and agencies made the cut, and which were notably absent from the list!

Don’t be shy if you don’t know. You will start to see CATO more and more, so it’s time to get clued up on who they are and what they do.

Buyer registrations for the South Pacific Tourism Exchange (SPTE) will close 20 March.

Uniworld Boutique River Cruise Collection will set sail once again on Egypt’s great Nile River, sending its elegant, all-suite River […]