Here are a couple more positive signs that domestic travel is getting back to the good old days.

There is finally some light at the end of what is a very long tunnel that Victorians are still making their way through.

The federation is cashing in on the Victorian government’s wellbeing program with this timely new resource.

The now all-too-familiar phrases “lockdown” and “stay-at-home orders” have been uttered once again by Dan Andrews.

While Melbourne continues lockdown life, at least those in the other parts of Victoria have been freed.

Tom Wanwaring has his handwriting down pat after penning a letter to the PM. Travel Weekly understands he opted for a felt tip and even sealed it with a custom wax stamp.

Victorians and South Australians are all no doubt busy booking tables and ironing their ‘outside clothes’ in preparation for tomorrow.

Light is slowly appearing at the end of what has turned out to be a very long tunnel for Victorians.

It’s been a pretty crappy time of late for Victorians, so we’re sending some positive vibes their way in the form of this welcome news.

The lockdown hell continues for Melburnians, which means another busy week ahead for delivery drivers and TV remotes.

Were you unable to attend the Victorian Tourism Conference on Wednesday? Well, we didn’t go either, so we’re very grateful to have received this press release.

To make matters worse for Crown, the company suffered a $120.9 million loss in the first half of FY21.