This week, we had a yarn with a member of TravelManagers’ national partnership office over ginger prawns while she played us her favourite Eminem songs.

Meanwhile, it was a chance encounter at the pub which saw Travel Weekly’s deputy editor become a travel writer … well, that and four years of university.

This TravelManagers agent has had her hope for recovery boosted by her clients’ enthusiasm to book ahead … and drop a sweet $160K on three back-to-back cruises.

Much like Austin Powers (except in a much less sexual way), this agent has dragged herself from the depths of despair and rediscovered her mojo. And by mojo, we mean love for the travel industry.

South Australia’s recent COVID scare was deja vu for many agents. And, for TravelManagers’ Emma Ross, her hard work has paid off in spades.

Fancy making a few phat sales? Here are some handy tips from TravelManagers’ Julianne Gazal-Rizk, who has been busy bringing in the big bucks.

Have you got any high-end clients looking to throw almost $10K at a fancy lunch? Read on and you may just become the second agent to sell one of these luxe trips.

Despite 2020 being a year of cancellations and tough times, one travel agent has managed to land one of the largest cruise bookings her agency network has ever seen.

With international travel stumped (get it?) for the immediate future, TravelManagers’ national partnership office has recognised the importance of preserving a sense of team spirit.

Keen to find out if you won a free holiday, courtesy of Club Med? Unfortunately, if you’re not in this picture, the odds aren’t in your favour.

This article has inspired Travel Weekly’s deputy editor to pack up her things and hit the road. That is until she remembered she has minus 50 hours of leave.

A group of agents have had their wanderlust temporarily soothed by being treated to a very special cruise around Sydney Harbour.