As the world opens up, many of us are faced with the choice paralysis of where in the world to venture next. And then of course the question still remains, where can we travel?

Nothing like an awkward selfie with the PM to kick off your stint as Tourism Minister. Here’s everything you need to know about the industry’s new overlord.

We assume the accompanying image encapsulates treasurer Josh Frydenberg’s response after reading what the travel industry had to say about his grand plan.

Travel Weekly staff were somewhat relieved by this research, given the low percentage of unconscious travel. Although, we have been known to sleepwalk.

It’s looking up, up and away for both corporate and leisure travel according to Flight Centre!

Looks like our days of dealing with raucous holidaying Poms may be coming to an end, sparking despair for local tourism operators and joy for those who enjoy having a quiet one at their local pub.

Australia’s favourite holiday hotspot is officially back on the menu but there’s a catch: travellers have to spend five days quarantining in a five-star resort. Where do we sign up?

In the wise words of Lilo and Stitch, “Ohana means family. Family means no one gets left behind or forgotten”. Unless you want to ditch the kids for this one… we won’t judge!

Aizu is the peak experience of regional Japan. And in a country with over eighteen thousand mountains, that’s saying something!

The island nation’s government has made it easier to invest in tourism projects, and they reckon there are big bucks to be made. That is, if you have a spare $71K laying around.

Looks like your marketing team’s efforts are paying off, with ads views climbing dramatically in Australia following the most recent lockdown.

Destination NSW unveils “Feel New Sydney” work. Just don’t expect the locals to be pleasant or let you in when driving.