Who doesn’t love free airfares? Seriously though, point them out to us – we’d like to have a chat with them and find out what their problem is.

If COVID-19 cancellations have taught the industry anything, its the importance of terms and conditions. And that you should wear a mask and carry hand sanitiser at all times, of course.

Looking for a way to get your working week off to a flyer? The latest Wholesaler Wrap is here to provide that kickstart you’re after.

As domestic travel becomes the focus for Aussie agents, Abercrombie & Kent’s regional boss has offered some sage advice to those making the shift to selling local.

The wholesaler is offering itineraries across Australia and New Zealand for the first time. And, judging by the photos, there will be no shortage of alcohol for guests.

There’s a whole lotta goodness in this week’s Wholesaler Wrap, much unlike the diet of Travel Weekly’s editor over the weekend.

Similarly, Travel Weekly was forced to extend its editorial deadline today after our deputy editor’s cat took a dump on her keyboard.

The directors of Excite Holidays are set to take back control of most of the companies tied up with the wholesaler, following a vote by creditors yesterday.

Do you consider yourself a bit of bargain hunter? Well, we’ve done all the work for you with this generous wrap of deals from wholesalers and tour operators.

Look! It’s not one, but two important updates regarding failed wholesaler Excite Holidays, accentuated by a generic iStock image.

Travel Weekly’s editor has sifted through all 166 pages of the much-anticipated administrators report on Excite’s collapse. He’s now having a nap under his desk.

The first creditors meeting about the collapse of Excite Holidays has revealed the wholesaler’s debt is estimated to be up to $35.1 million, and the news gets worse.