ScoMo has been busy talking up the potential of Aussies soon travelling across the Tasman Sea, while Birmo has been busy trading barbs with Queensland’s premier.

The moves from each state come as Jacinda Ardern weighs in on the Australian state border row, which she said would need to be sorted out before the trans-Tasman bubble gets the green light.

You might think we’re pulling your leg, but this week’s wrap is 100 per cent good news for destinations. Praise be!

Things are getting heated between Perth Airport and Qantas, while the WA Premier is fed up with the “completely unacceptable” behaviour of both companies.

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.

The state government is covering booking fees for the appointed agency to help Aussies get back home.

MSC has cleared up a portside panic that saw a major emergency response unfold in Western Australia.

We apologise for any spelling errors in this week’s Destination Wrap. An unhealthy obsession with the café next door has led to Travel Weekly’s editorial team developing some extreme coffee shakes.

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.

Preparing a trip for your clients to the Margaret River region or the Kimberley? The first step is knowing the best tourism attractions and businesses in the industry.

One of the world’s last true wilderness areas and Lonely Planet’s top destination in the Asia Pacific finally have direct flights from the eastern seaboard.

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