Tourism

New direct flights from Sydney to India and Korea

Many possibilitiesCEO of Qantas Alan Joyce has announced a new direct route between Sydney and Bangalore, alongside a planned agreement with IndiGo, India’s largest domestic airline. Travellers will be able to fly more frequently and more efficiently with more direct flights operating from 14th September this year. Encourage your clients to plan and book travel …

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A legend has passed.

A final goodbyeThe Melbourne Cricket Ground was filled with memories on the 30th of march, honouring former Australia test cricketer Shane Warne. Shane’s contributions to his sport, the state, and the country itself magnify the passion he had for cricket. After Shane Warne’s retirement in 2007, he played for 4 years in the Indian Premier …

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Major changes – pre-departure tests no longer required

The news we’ve been waiting forAs the restrictions are easing around the world, it is imminent t for travel restrictions to ease as well. The Health Minister, Greg Hunt confirmed a plethora of changes on how COVID-19 is handled in Australia commencing from the 17th of April. Previously, travellers would need to show a negative …

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The cage of death – Australia’s only crocodile dive

Your clients will have the ultimate immersive experience swimming with crocodiles at Crocosaurus Cove in Northern Territory. Turtle Down Under offers a wide selection of travel plans to suit any travel agent looking to freshen up their itineraries for travellers. The ultimate experienceTravellers will experience a thrilling 15-minute face-to-face encounter as they are carefully lowered …

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A mutual partnership between Australia and India to benefit tourism, economy and education

Substantial growth for the tourism industry It appears the world is returning to some sort of normalcy after the pandemic. On the 22nd March 2022, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi took part in a virtual meeting to discuss the mutual growth for the two countries as Australia is set …

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