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sailing. Five cabins per voyage are reserved for single occupancy. This will apply for voyages to the Kimberley, the Great Barrier Reef and Tasmania. ■
orionexpeditions.com
Guests travelling in Queenslander class on The Sunlander can take advantage of a 20% discount when travelling before March 31, 2011. The discount is available for sectors between Brisbane and Cairns. ■
queenslandrail.com.au
Conde Nast Traveller readers have voted Sails in the Desert hotel at Voyages Ayers Rock Resort number one in the “overseas leisure hotels, Australasian & South Pacific” category. ■
ayersrockresort.com.au/sails
Operator news
For the first time Cox & Kings is separating its Australia and New Zealand product into two separate brochures. The current combined brochure has 83 pages, and the new 2011-12 Australia brochure will have more than 100 pages, while New Zealand will have 83. The brochures will have a greater focus on tailor-made itineraries. ■
coxandkings.co.uk
Kirra Tours has extended its incentive offering free meals on any two-island New Zealand coach tours. This is now valid on all bookings until November 30 for departures up to March 31, 2011. This can mean savings of up to £517 per person on a 23-day trip. ■
kirratours.com
AAT Kings has added new tours in its 2011- 12 brochure including the 18-day Australia Wonders & Wildlife tour, from £3,995 per person based on two sharing for land-only. Itinerary includes Melbourne, Adelaide, Kangaroo Island, Uluru, Cairns and Sydney. ■
aatkings.com
Anzcro can now book car hire for disabled travellers with a range of hand controls, lifts and swivel seats. The wholesaler is also offering budget-priced Backpacker Camper- vans in New Zealand, with two, four and six berths, plus Pacific Horizon Campervans. ■
anzcro.co.uk
Travel 2’s Australia & New Zealand 2011 brochure has a new 21-day New Zealand trip from £1,219. The price includes flights and 21-day motorhome hire with Maui rentals, for June
departures. The brochure also has a new 13-day South Pacific holiday. ■
travel2.com
Austravel still has availability for its tailor- made Ashes packages. The first test takes place in Brisbane from November 25, and flights need to be booked by November 3. ■
austravel.com
Regardless of where you stay while you’re at Voyages Ayers Rock Resort, you can experience the beauty of the living cultural landscape of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, in Australia’s Northern Territory.
There’s accommodation for every possible taste and budget - from the premium Sails in the Desert, and Australian Tourism Award winning Desert Gardens Hotel, to the self contained Emu Walk Apartments, the modern Lost Camel Hotel, the authentic Outback Pioneer Hotel and Lodge, and the Ayers Rock Campground, offering powered campsites and air conditioned
cabins. Or for the ultimate in luxury stay at the eco-sensitive and romantic, Longitude 131˚.
With over 65 tours, local activities and attractions within the Resort and the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, your days will be action- packed. Ride a camel across the desert dunes. Hop on a Harley, or embark on a base walk of Uluru (Ayers Rock).
By night, dine under a canopy of stars at the award-winning Sounds of Silence buffet BBQ dining experience. See the sun set behind Uluru, and after dinner, tour the southern night sky with a resident Star Talker.
For travel from 1 July 2011 - 30 November 2011 guests can stay 3 nights and only pay for 2 at Sails in the Desert Hotel.
Bookings Contact your Preferred Tour Operator Visit
www.voyages.com.au Email
reservations@voyages.com.au
Voyages Hotels & Resorts Pty Ltd ABN 24 079 925 036
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