Brace yourselves, because next week’s trans-Tasman restart could trigger a whopping boost to travel bookings and not just for trips to visit our Kiwi neighbours.

Here’s a travel trends forecast from the team at News Corp that thankfully doesn’t include the terms “lockdown” or “virtual holiday”.

GOOD NEWS: it looks like Aussie travellers are getting set for a spring fling in the great outdoors! Click here to find out where and how they’ll be travelling.

Just like everything in 2020, nailing down travel trends has become increasingly difficult. But there are a few things you can be sure of.

Coming into the new year means getting abreast with the latest trends. Here’s what to expect from the luxury hotel space, according to Virtuoso.

Yes, it’s Travel Weekly’s first 2020 predictions story for the year and, judging by our editor’s inbox, it certainly won’t be the last.

No one loves an infographic more than Travel Weekly’s editor, mainly because they save him from doing any actual journalism.

Want to impress your fellow colleagues during the next gathering around the office water cooler? Give this a read and then recite it word for word.

Just when you thought you’d gotten your head around Millennial travellers, Generation Z is here to throw a spanner in the works.

Meanwhile, Travel Weekly’s editor has tapped crocks and socks as a top trend for 2020. We’ve banned him from leaving the office until he changes his shoes.

We caught up with Excite’s CMO to find out how changing consumer behaviours will shape travel the year, and she did not disappoint.

Travellers are flocking to Pinterest to find travel inspo and plan their dream trips! Which is essentially what we did for HOURS after writing this article.