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Envoyage is providing more education and connection opportunities for its network, launching the latest in its exclusive famil experiences. The Northern Territory famil is designed to give members a first-hand experience of one of

Tasmanian Walking Company has introduced a second way to experience the Red Centre – a four-day, 35km highlights journey that complements its five-day, 54km Uluru-Kata Tjuta Signature Walk.

Roadshows and other marketing activities with the New Zealand trade helped drive a 40% increase (albeit off a relatively low base) in Kiwi visitation to the Northern Territory last year.

Uluṟu’s Field of Light art installation by British-Australian artist, Bruce Munro has undergone a major refurbishment and been extended until at least April 2027.

Tasmanian Walking Company is launching a five-day fully guided walk inside the grounds of the World-Heritage listed Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park.

Northern Territory has two new high-end day-trip experiences out of Darwin, both particularly suited to clients short on time.

Shoulder and wet seasons are a great time for clients to visit the Northern Territory and the destination is not just about visiting once to see ‘bucket list’ attractions.

Northern Territory will build on increased interest from New Zealand agents when it holds a two city ‘mini-roadshow’ in March.

Tourism NT has launched its first international marketing campaign in New Zealand since Covid-19 travel restrictions ended.

Titled Seek Different, the multi-platform campaign champions the individuality of travellers while highlighting the many facets that make the Northern Territory intrinsically different as a holiday destination – from culture and history to spirituality, landscapes and wildlife.

Wendy Wu Tours has released a dedicated Australia and New Zealand brochure, with two new programmes complementing its existing range of tours.

The Australasian collection has a new seven-day Tasmanian Highlights tour, focusing on the eastern coastline including Freycinet National Park and Wineglass Bay as well as Cape Pillar. Clients will also visit historical Port Arthur and sample Tasmania’s local produce, including a visit to Freycinet Oyster Farm. The tour is priced from $5600 per person, twin share.