Travel Weekly has gone one-on-one with Experience Co. CEO and former Tourism Australia boss John O’Sullivan. As in interview him – not verse him in an online game of chess or Battleship.

This new research proves that, despite the lockdowns and restrictions, Aussies are still dreaming about travel possibilities.

Has your team lost their way a bit ever since the COVID-19 grabbed the travel industry by the balls? Get them back on track with this advice-filled read.

Here’s some sage advice from a university professor on customer engagement. It’s basically a giant marketing magnet in word form.

As governments around the world mull the possibility of ‘immunity certificates’ for those who have recovered from COVID-19, experts have reservations about the idea.

With interstate travel in Australia unlikely to return for another few weeks, one of the industry’s peak bodies is getting impatient.

A staggering 100 million jobs in travel and tourism could now be at risk due to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the global council.

Andrew Burnes has predicted international travel will not return for at least nine to 12 months, with cruising not returning to popularity until mid-next year.

This new research by the WTTC shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone. Unless, of course, they’ve been living under a rock.

As we approach 2020, it’s difficult to believe that for LGBTQ+ people, planning a trip can still be a minefield. Check out this helpful list to help keep your clients safe.

In not so good news for agents, Aussies are most likely to stay close to home instead of exploring far and wide, according to new research.

We caught up with Klook’s ANZ marketing director (and Travel DAZE speaker), Jonathan Williams, to talk technology and sustainability in the travel industry.