After a quarter of a century in the industry, this travel agent has announced his well-deserved retirement.

This travel agent has created a range of mystery weekends that match her clients with unique experiences in different regions of her home state.

This Aussie travel agent played a key role in uniting clients with their newborn baby, in a plot worthy of a Hollywood movie.

It’s finally Friday! Or, as we call it in the Travel Weekly office, Agent Wrap day. We also like to call it Wineday.

While most travel agents have been busy repatriating clients and working on refunds, one advisor was presented with a golden opportunity.

Having secured two new long-term equity investors in his company, it’s no wonder House of Travel boss Chris Paulsen is all smiles in the accompanying press photo.

Put a big full stop on your week by having a sticky beak at what Aussie travel agents have been up to.

The TravelManagers chairman has also predicted more bricks-and-mortar agents will make the switch to a home-based model, given the risk of further lockdowns.

This week’s Agent Wrap is best accompanied by a mid-range bottle of red and a big, greasy pizza. Well, at least that’s what Travel Weekly’s journo was accompanied by while writing this.

While this week’s Agent Wrap is a little short on content, it still packs a punch, so we’re calling it our fun-sized edition.

After a brief hiatus, Travel Weekly’s Agent Wrap is back and ready to boogie. And by boogie, we mean present you with the latest and greatest news from travel agencies across Australia.

Here are a couple more examples of travel agents demonstrating super-human powers in rescuing their clients from overseas.