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Tick wild rhinos off your #SABucketList
South African Tourism offers the chance to tick seeing Rhinos in the wild off your Bucket List Enjoy seeing wild rhinos on safari South African Tourism, in partnership with Taronga, Sunrise and &Beyond, is offering four lucky Australians the chance to win a trip-of-a-lifetime, see rhinos in the wild in South Africa and experience the […]
Get Bubbly With Hilton Brisbane
Hilton Brisbane is inviting guests to relax in the lap of luxury with a new getaway package where they will enjoy a tipple or two from a limited edition bottle of Veuve Clicquot Vintage 2004 Champagne, the House’s 64th Vintage, and an exclusive offer with world-class Monili Jewellers. The hotel’s “Bubbly Nights in Brisbane” accomodation package […]
Combine Bowls and Fiji for the Ultimate Holiday
From the elderly to the young, Australia has gone crazy over lawn bowls and from the 24th to 29th May 2014 Nadi, Fiji is hosting the 6th Sunny West Bowling Carnival. Sonaisali Island Resort has partnered with TourismHQ to release a fantastic Bowling package for all players and spectators, so now Australian’s can combine their love […]
Save $400 Per Couple on New Whale Swim Package in Tonga
Savings of $400 per couple are available on a new eight-day, whale-swim holiday package in Tonga this July, with nature lovers able to join humpback mothers as they nurture newborn babies in the warm tropical waters. The new ‘Memories and Whales’ tour offered by Australian eco operator, Majestic Whale Encounters, starts on July 31, 2014, with […]
New wine and tapas bar at haunted colonial homestead in Macarthur
The convict-built cellar door at Macarthur’s historic Gledswood Homestead is now home to a new, rustic wine and tapas bar showcasing boutique wine and craft beer made by convict descendants. Itself boasting one of Australia’s first wineries, established in the 1830s, Gledswood Homestead is a colonial farm built near Camden in the Macarthur region by […]
UNWTO Secretary-General commends Australia`s tourism policy advances
The UNWTO Secretary-General concluded a 5-day trip to Australia where he met with federal and state government officials as well as main private sector associations and UNWTO Affiliate Members. During his visit, Mr. Rifai underscored the progress made by Australia in converging with UNWTO`s main policy recommendations: supporting travel facilitation, intelligent taxation and sustainability (February […]
ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 – one year to go
New Zealand’s love affair with cricket hits an all-time high today as the country celebrates 12 months to go until the opening match of the 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup. Countdown clocks started ticking in the seven host cities around New Zealand as giant cricket balls were rolled out to show the world that a […]
SeaDream’s rare journey into former homeland of the vikings
FOR Atle Brynestad, owner of the world’s highest-rated boutique mega motor-cruisers, SeaDream I and SeaDream II, an 11-day sailing in July and August of this year through ten of his home country Norway’s most spectacularly picturesque and famous cities, towns, villages and fjords, is akin to a home-coming… Because beginning in Bergen, Norway’s second largest […]
Tour Paris and Provence as glorious wild lavender blooms with best-selling author, Fiona McIntosh
The sight and perfume of wild lavender in full bloom is nature at her most glorious – particularly in the highlands of legendary Provence in France. A new tour personally designed by best-selling Australian author Fiona McIntosh not only spends a week in this fabled region with its ancient stone villages and amazing vistas, but […]
Coral Princess unveils 20th Anniversary Kimberley Cruising Season
Australia’s small ship cruise line Coral Princess Cruises have released details of their 2015 Kimberley Expedition season, an important milestone for the company as it celebrates its 20th year exploring the remarkable Kimberley Coast since pioneering cruising in the region in 1996. Now a bucket list trip for many Australians and a growing number of […]
