Headlining the new season is the launch of the nine-day Outback New South Wales Adventurer, a new Small Group journey that ventures beyond the state’s traditional tourism trail to reveal the character, heritage and landscapes of regional NSW. Designed for an average of 16 guests, the itinerary includes an opal mine at White Cliffs, Broken Hill’s mining and arts heritage, The Living Desert Sculptures, historic Silverton and insight into more than 40,000 years of First Nations history at World Heritage-listed Mungo National Park.
Expanding the Small Group collection further, AAT Kings has two new New Zealand itineraries, South Island Splendour and South Island Highlights.
Ben Hall, CEO of AAT Kings Group, says the new season reflects a growing desire from travellers to continue moving beyond traditional sightseeing and experience destinations in a more personal and memorable way.
The season also has new Short Break itineraries providing greater flexibility to experience destinations through shorter holidays that can be standalone or combined with longer journeys.
AAT Kings has also developed dedicated trade resources to help travel advisors.
