Slide into your clients’ DMs with these whopping savings, so you can get their 2021 bookings in before the silly season is well and truly upon us.

Meanwhile, the only destination Travel Weekly staff will be exploring today is the streets of Surry Hills in search of a cheaper coffee than the place downstairs.

Given yesterday’s public holiday, we almost decided to skip this week’s Destination Wrap. But, as you’ll discover here, there’s just too much happening!

The man’s friend must have extremely pointy finders to have been mistaken for a shark. Perhaps it was just wishful thinking.

Ease yourself back into the daily grind with a rundown of all the latest destination news. Or, you can join the rest of us drowning ourselves in caffeine in between power naps.

Australia’s most-loved resort is back and better than ever. We wish we could say the same thing about our return to work after the weekend, but we’d be lying.

Excuse us while we spend the rest of the day pretending we’re a luxury resort so we can trick someone into giving us a $100 million make-over.

A family-owned sailing company has refused to accept a major award for an awesome reason, and please excuse us while we clap until our hands are red.

There’s nothing like a National Visitor Survey to brighten up your day. Or weigh you down, depending on how you feel about numbers.

One&Only is dropping its Hayman Island resort like a hot potato, although we just added that last bit for dramatic effect.

Tourism Whitsundays is not giving up without a fight, and has issued an update on the state of the tourism industry post Cyclone Debbie.

The Whitsundays set for a big boost of the piggy bank. Travel Weekly’s own piggy bank in need of a revamp after we smashed off half its ear.