Tours

Flinders Ranges Odysseys has launched a new three-day Outback Tour, beginning on 3 April 2020. Over three days, guests will explore the 540 million-year-old Flinders Ranges in luxury air-conditioned Mercedes Benz vehicles, in small and intimate groups of up to eight people, accompanied by a personal local tour guide.

The Travel Corporation’s luxury touring arm, Luxury Gold, is focused on money-can’t-buy experiences, as the company continues to evolve and grow. The recently…

Insight Vacations is envisaging a return to its heyday of 10 or so years ago selling Egypt in Australia. Then, before the Arab Spring of 2011, Egypt and the…

Eco-tourism company Majestic Whale Encounters has announced the release of final places for its Northern Lights Expedition to Norway this November. The fully inclusive adventure gives guests the rare opportunity to experience two of the planet’s most elusive natural wonders – orcas and the northern lights.

Scenic Luxury Cruises and Tours has rolled out its 2020/21 program through the Middle East, focused on Egypt and Jordan, and with extension itineraries to Oman…

The experts at Abercrombie & Kent, global purveyors of bespoke travel adventures, have revealed their much-anticipated hot list for the year ahead. These…

Melbourne-based luxury travel designer Forth & Wonder has introduced an all inclusive, luxurious flying safari within Namibia, departing in March 2020.

Explore the spirited sights and sounds of Brazil on Abercrombie & Kent’s 15-day ‘Brazil: A Cultural Odyssey Limited Edition Small Group Journey.

Insight Vacations has relaunched its eLearning platform with enhanced functionality, ease of access and user experience. The revamped and updated channel…

Abercrombie & Kent will launch a new destination management company (DMC) in the United States for the first time. The luxury travel company's USA-based DMC division will commence operation from 1 January 2020, providing a range of ground services to travel advisors, tour operators, cruise lines and the MICE market, the latter of which is seen…