WA travel agents are urging the state’s tourism minister to throw them the lifeline they need to survive COVID-19 until the industry begins to recover.

The row between the states over remaining border closures has intensified, so much so that Mark McGowan is now donning a hard hat and safety vest.

While Aussies are unable to travel at the moment, it doesn’t mean your clients can’t dream about future holiday adventures, and they’ll find plenty in Western Australia.

Do you consider yourself the karaoke king and/or enjoy wearing a kilt? If so, this week’s Destination Wrap will be right up your alley.

Our favourite part of Monday morning is putting together this delightful wrap up of destination news for our faithful readers. Just kidding! We don’t like anything about Mondays.

This week’s destination wrap is equal parts overseas and local, so we’re dubbing it a Maxibon-style read.

Rottnest Island is one of WA’s most sought-after destinations, largely in part to one small, furry and very friendly marsupial.

Hoping to please some nature-loving clients? Here are 10 must-dos for those visiting WA’s South West.

Home to some fantastic breweries and distilleries, WA’s Margaret River region has a lot more going for it than just wine.

Like a neon halo rising out of the Swan River, Perth’s Optus Stadium is changing the face of Australian sporting experiences forever.

With all the charm of a rural farm region and just 25 minutes’ drive from Perth’s CBD, it’s not hard to see why travellers are flocking to the Swan Valley.

Tucked away from the rest of Australia, Perth has developed its own fresh and distinctive feel. Here’s why your clients should experience this uniquely vibrant city.