Archived content for the category: ‘destination management australia’

Everyone enjoys a stylish arrival but in Sydney, you can take that concept to extraordinary new heights by flying to lunch via seaplane. Strap in to your seat at Rose Bay – a pretty harbourside suburb close to iconic Bondi Beach – and you will be flown past the Harbour…

On Australia’s Coral Coast in Western Australia, nature enthusiasts, incentive travel delegates or luxury travel aficionados visiting Australia have the opportunity to swim with humpback whales. It is possible from July to August in Exmouth and Coral Bay. Humpback whales were previously classified as an endangered species in the area,…

Australian icon, Ayers Rock Resort will host its most ambitious event yet. From 1 April 2016 to 31 March 2017 a monumental solar powered art installation will add extra sparkle to any event organised in Australia and Uluru. As part of Ayers Rock Resort’s commitment to arts and culture, it’s…

Australia’s diverse range of beach and coastal experiences will take you all over the country. From Victoria’s Great Ocean Road, to Tasmania’s Freycinet National Park, Sydney Harbour in New South Wales to the Great Barrier Reef in Queensland.   Source: Tourism Australia With more than 50,000 kilometres of coastline, Australia…

Many may be wondering whether to travel at all after the recent Paris attacks and a security lockdown in Brussels. It appears as if the whole world is in some kind of a conflict all the time. This perspective may be biased by the coverage and vivid visuals that the…

Imagine playing tennis in the sky, rowing a boat 20m off the ground or perhaps you feel like climbing over some South Australian wine barrels to get to the sky-high picnic table? And, for those who are up for maximum fun – you can jump from the very top to…

Not only does Sydney consistently rank as one of the most visited and beautiful cities in the world, but there are also many FREE things you can do to experience the best this harbour city has to offer. See and experience Sydney’s most famous icons and stunning coastal landmarks. Source: DestinationNSW Free Walking…

Noma, considered one of the world’s best restaurants, will relocate to Sydney for 10 weeks from January 2016, to share the best of Australian produce as seen through the eyes of head chef, René Redzepi and his team. Noma will temporarily close in Copenhagen, Denmark to open in January its…

Some of the world’s most renowned surfers regularly travel to Australia to take advantage of its world-class waves and they know their way around the best surfing beaches. Beyond the known spots like Bells Beach in Victoria, Byron Bay in New South Wales and Surfers Paradise in Queensland, it’s the…

  The last place you’d expect to find a campground is in the centre of Melbourne, the second most populous city in Australia. This experimental luxury camping is located on a roof of the vast Melbourne Central shopping mall. LUXE ACCOMMODATION The whole area has been astroturfed, with rows of…