What do Mariah Carey, The Real Housewives of Atlanta and spag bol all have in common? They’ve been helping Paul Pio get through the pandemic.

Do you have money on Singapore being the next country Aussies can travel to? Well, your bet’s starting to look a little risky.

The man had already been paid almost $100,000 by the cruise line after being detained by crew members on Explorer of the Seas for six days over false rape allegations.

Australia’s PM has hinted that a travel bubble with neighbouring nations might not be too far away.

Were you or your clients fanging for a Pacific Islands travel ‘bubble’? Well, given this announcement, we wouldn’t hold our breath if we were you.

The wheels are beginning to turn on domestic and international tourism, with border restrictions easing near and far. Huzzah!

At least 29 people have been killed by a devastating cyclone that continues to make its way across the Pacific Islands.

This week’s Agent Wrap is sure to lift your spirits. It’s absolutely brimming with positivity and is a welcome distraction to end the working week.

Travel Weekly is committed to looking after our travel agent audience and keeping the positive vibes, so here’s a wrap that’s decidedly thin on any coronavirus news.

This week’s Destination Wrap has a distinct local flavour, and is best enjoyed while devouring a meat pie or a pack of lamingtons.

Indigenous elders in Vanuatu have voiced their frustration over the sport, which they believe was stolen from the country’s people.

A South Pacific nation will become the home of Royal Caribbean’s newest private island destination, which is set to be pretty eco-friendly too.