We’re still feeling a little worse for wear from our HUGE Travel Awards event on Friday, so please excuse any typos in this article and feel free to send in care packages full of Berocca and cupcakes.

Ready to enjoy some early Christmas spirit? This week’s Wholesaler Wrap is filled with deals and delights for trips near and far.

With cycling stories aplenty in this week’s Road & Rail Wrap, staff at Travel Weekly are whipping out cans of Selley’s RP-7 and WD-40 in the hope of saving our old, rusted bikes.

Nothing beats kicking off your week like reading up on all the latest deals and news from your fave wholesalers. Well, except maybe calling in sick and watching Netflix all day.

Today’s Wholesaler Wrap contains a great excuse to walk off the job next Friday, plus more deals and brochure releases than you can poke a stick at. Well, depends how big the stick is.

Shake off that weekend slouch with Travel Weekly’s Monday special: two shots of espresso and a healthy helping of wholesaler news.

Travel Weekly is engaging in its sustainable tourism practices today by making a compost pile in the office. And by that, we mean we’ve been throwing our mandarin peels behind the couch and hoping for the best.

It’s Monday, and Travel Weekly has just the thing to help you sober up from the NTIAs (and no, it’s not a Bloody Mary): a wholesaler wrap!

Travel Weekly almost didn’t include a few of the amazing adventures on offer in this week’s wholesaler wrap in the hope of having them all to ourselves, until we realised we can’t afford to go on any of them.

Here’s a short and sweet wholesaler round-up to ease you back to work after the Easter break. Well, we can’t guarantee it’s very sweet, but it’s certainly not bitter.

We’re playing our part in ending animal cruelty by stopping to pat every dog we see on our way to and from work. No dog should have to go more than 10 minutes without being told they’re a good boy.

The new trip was handcrafted by iconic Aussie journalist George Negus. But that’s not to say he built the hotels and attractions by hand.