Australia

Australia is a land of vast landscapes, grand icons and immense experiences. A reef so big you

can see it from space, mountain ranges so vast they stretch over three states, and giant pink

lakes as bright as bubble gum. There is no shortage of immense natural landmarks across the

Great Southern Land, and their locale amidst wide-open spaces makes Australia the ultimate

destination for a secluded nature escape. Australia’s natural environment and propensity for

outdoor living has seen the development of a unique style of luxury experiences that appeal

to those who travel to seek knowledge as well as a genuine connection with people and place

Known across the globe for its ancient desert landscapes, naturally wide-open spaces, coastal cities fringed with golden beaches & deep blue oceans, Australia is loved for much more than its iconic landmarks & far horizons. As a home to the world’s oldest living culture, Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islanders, Australians share in the values hold close to their hearts: a love for nature & wildlife, a sense of adventure & an undying passion for living life outdoors. With a shared spirit for land & lifestyle, Australians are redefining modern Australia to offer something truly unique to the world

Far beyond workouts and grain bowls, Australian wellness experiences span a multitude of nature, culture and spa experiences featuring some of the world’s most pristine landscapes & incorporating ancient Aboriginal wisdom. And with people craving wide-open spaces, fresh air and nature more than ever. From the food and wine to the accommodation and natural scenery, Australia is a destination full of extraordinary experiences nowhere else in the word can offer. Australia’s food scene all about fresh locally sourced, seasonal and high-quality produce, and the dedicated chefs, artisans and producers who are championing sustainable practices. Natural wine, craft beer and hyperlocal spirits are the new normal, and there’s been a groundswell of non-alcoholic innovation

Australia’s wildlife parks & sanctuaries play a vital role in conservation efforts for native animals - adding a wildlife experience to your trip can help support these unique creatures. More than

80 per cent of Australia’s native species are found nowhere else on Earth, there’s been a boost

in opportunities to not only encounter Australian wildlife but participate in efforts to regenerate endangered populations. See the best of the best in Australia, truly touch, taste, learn & connect

with the country in a way that enriches the senses as much as it inspires the imagination

New Zealand

New Zealand has a rich and a patchwork history of Māori, European, Pacific Island and Asian influences, reflecting an unique mix of Māori and European culture. The term Kiwi was attributed

to all New Zealanders, who proudly embraced the moniker and share a set of values that arise

from Māori cultural influences, early pioneering spirit, and a love of sports and the outdoors

Lying in the south-west Pacific, New Zealand consists of two main islands - the North Island

and the South Island, Stewart Island & smaller islands lie offshore, the country has spectacular

glaciers, picturesque fiords, rugged mountains, vast plains, rolling hillsides, subtropical forest, volcanic plateau, over 15,000 km of beautiful & varied coastline with gorgeous sandy beaches

The North Island of New Zealand has a 'spine' of mountain ranges running through the middle,

with gentle rolling farmland on both sides. The central North Island is dominated by the Volcanic Plateau, an active volcanic & thermal area, spectacular geothermal areas & relaxing hot springs are in most regions of the North Island north of Turangi, as well as in Hanmer Springs and the West Coast in the South Island. Gouged out by moving ice over thousands of years, the massive Southern Alps form the backbone of the South Island, New Zealand’s Southern Alps have a number of glaciers, the largest being Tasman glacier, these spectacular glaciers are easily accessible to mountaineers

and hikers, who can walk up to the glaciers or do a heli-hike — fly up by helicopter and walk down

With over 34 marine reserves & 14 national parks contain an incredible variety of unspoiled landscape and vegetation, 20 percent lands of forest areas & reserves covered in national parks,

New Zealand’s abundant & diverse marine life with many picturesque scenery across the country

Respected as superior yacht designers, Kiwis dominate on the world yachting, kayaking,

windsurfing 7 rowing scene. Hiking, camping, fishing, bush & beach walks are other popular

outdoor pursuits. The more intrepid take to the mountains; following in the footsteps of the most adventurous Kiwi, Sir Edmund Hillary, who conquered the world’s highest mountain - Mount Everest

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Victoria

Australian Capital Territory

Home to a creative capital city, a plethora

of awe-inspiring natural wonders & rustic villages at once idyllic and cosmopolitan, exploring Victoria is a truly unique adventure. The regions surrounding Melbourne, complete with enchanting wildlife and rolling vineyards,

which are as diverse as they are breathtaking

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Australian Capital Territory

As a home to Australia’s capital Canberra, Australian Capital Territory is renowned for its diverse culture and cool new edge. With a flourishing food & drink scene, a multitude of galleries & museums sharing Australia’s stories, a perfect base for indulgence & adventure with easy access to nature activities & national park

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Queensland

Australian Capital Territory

Queensland

With experiences to inspire, adventures to enthrall & landscapes that awe, Queensland

is often beautiful one day & perfect the next. From pristine beaches & lush rainforests, to the vast outback & the breathtaking Great Barrier Reef, when you holiday in Queensland, you

do it against a backdrop of natural wonder

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Tasmania

New South Wales

Queensland

Visit the impossibly beautiful island state of Tasmania to indulge in history, vast wilderness areas, spectacular mountains, small-scale production of food, wine & spirits. Tasmania is a home to just over 500,000 people, where the fresh air, the clear water, the wildlife abundant & the way of life gives you space to simply pause, reconnect & take a breath

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New South Wales

With endless beaches, breathtaking national parks, rolling vineyards & one of the world’s most famous & vibrant cities, there’s no place quite like New South Wales. From Sydney Harbour to the World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains & unspoilt South Coast, New South Wales beckons with indulgent wine regions, pristine seaside villages & mountain wilderness

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South Australia

New South Wales

South Australia is a brilliant blend of people, produce & place. With long summers, stunning beaches, vast outback landscapes & extensive list of world-class festivals, if you love good food, wine, craft beers & spirits, you’ll love South Australia and its 18 world-class wine regions, with unbeatable gourmet produce, eco tourism environment & unique native wildlife

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Western Australia

Northern Territory

Western Australia is made up mostly of the arid Outback. Journey across fiery red soils & pearly white sands. Swim, dive, snorkel or float above the brilliant turquoise-colored waters. With a history & culture as colorful as its landscape, there’s nothing quite like Western Australia. Combine this with fresh produce, premium wines, an abundance of sunshine & a thriving capital city & you have all the essential ingredients for an extraordinary holiday

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Northern Territory

The Northern Territory is unlike any place on earth. From breathing in the fresh air as the sun rises over the West MacDonnell Ranges,

to tasting fresh mud crab caught that day, hearing stories over 60,000 years old & seeing breathtaking horizons from the top of a Kakadu escarpment or experiencing history

at an Aboriginal art gallery, the Territory is a place to immerse yourself & find Australia's spiritual heart in the outback landscapes

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New Zealand

Northern Territory

New Zealand

New Zealand has an endless array of outdoor adventure, stunning places to visit & fun activities to do. The rich blend of Kiwi cultures combined with geologically fascinating landscapes, unique flora & fauna, which make New Zealand an exciting country to explore. You can find inspiration in towering mountains & mist-cloaked fjords, untamed wilderness, serenity in golden beaches curled around quiet bays, the friendly & laid-back charm Kiwis

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Make a travel declaration before you go

Always check the latest travel restrictions or border status and start planning travel well in advance. You may be required to complete a travel declaration or travel exemption form, submit a travel declaration before travelling interstate in Australia or to New Zealand. These declarations ensure

that you can be contacted if necessary and, in some cases, assess your eligibility to enter the state. Most declarations need to be submitted prior to your departure, so be sure to factor this into your planning. In most cases, the form is quick and easy to complete. These travel forms are helping manage interstate borders as COVID-19 circumstances change. Browse the links below to find out more about the required travel declaration forms and relevant policies. Travel restrictions are

subject to change, so it’s important to be prepared for any changes to your travel plans, get a travel insurance before departure and check the COVID-19 Restriction Checker for up-to-date information

Booking ahead ensures you don’t miss out on your favourite activities, as jetting off on a quick getaway simply isn't an option in the Coronavirus pandemic period, many places, transports, activities, sightseeing, event and entry tickets, drink or dining areas with strict tourism caps

Pack your COVIDsafe essentials and carrying a face mask is a great idea while travelling. Some states and territories in Australia may require masks on public transport or indoor venues, and masks are required in all airport terminals and on domestic flights. Pack a credit or debit card enabled with contactless payment technology to avoid using cash, and bring along hand sanitiser for disinfecting on the go. Each state and territory in Australia has a COVIDsafe app that allows you to check in at venues using a QR code. Checking in is simple, and you only have to provide a few details. These apps are helping to stop the spread of COVID-19, so be sure to download the app for your destination

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Australia

New Zealand

Coronavirus Travel Safety Information

Your health and safety are our highest priority

Border Policies & Travel Declarations

Victoria

Australian Capital Territory

Australian Capital Territory

Australian Capital Territory

Australian Capital Territory

Australian Capital Territory

Queensland

Australian Capital Territory

Queensland

Tasmania

New South Wales

Queensland

New South Wales

New South Wales

New South Wales

South Australia

New South Wales

New South Wales

Western Australia

Northern Territory

Northern Territory

Northern Territory

Northern Territory

Northern Territory

New Zealand

Northern Territory

New Zealand

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