There’s been a change at the top of WTTC, and we’re not talking about the new ceiling fans at its headquarters.

Here’s hoping the Australian government has French Polynesia included in its travel bubble plans.

This report confirms what we already know (tourism had a very bad year in 2020), but it also reveals how quickly the industry will rebound, under the right circumstances.

WTTC chief Gloria Guevara has taken to the soapbox once again to try and change the minds of governments on risk assessment.

The Wolrd Travel & Tourism Council reckons the industry is getting ready to pick itself up, shake itself off and sashay towards recovery.

At a time when mental health could not be more important, the world’s leading tourism organisation has released some new guidelines to help businesses of all sizes in the industry support their employees.

Gloria Guevara has seemingly gone after Qantas in her latest statement. However, that’s not to say it’s particularly nasty and full of swears.

It turns out that Simon Westaway and his team at the ATIC were right on the money with its COVID-safe program.

This week’s Destination Wrap is loaded with domestic updates, topped off with a smattering of international news.

With the sector expected to see an increase in popularity as travellers seek more unique experiences post-COVID-19, adventure travel has received the WTTC treatment.

Australia’s Prime Minister has a lot more on his plate right now after this heaped spoonful from the WTTC.

Unsure what this good news means for you as a CATO member? All is explained here for you, thanks to Travel Weekly’s copying and pasting of a press release.