Qantas Walkabout Pass selling tips 1
The Qantas Walkabout Pass offers discounted domestic levels when also travelling on a Qantas International ticket.
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Generous Qantas International Economy baggage allowance of 30kg is carried over to domestic flights when using the Qantas Walkabout Pass.
Booking all flights on one ticket makes your customer’s journey easier and more secure.
Option to upsell to higher booking classes to access greater availability on the Qantas domestic network.
The Qantas Walkabout Pass offers date changes free of charge.
For more information refer to your GDS. Suggested itineraries using the Qantas Walkabout Pass
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The Qantas Walkabout Pass can be added to your customers’ international tickets with no reissue fee.
No minimum sectors rules apply to the Qantas Walkabout Pass (maximum sectors overall including international is 16, including surface sectors).
Re-routes are permitted for £25 plus any additional costs.
Your customers can access QantasLink and Jetstar services, as well as Qantas domestic services for even more choice.
Your customers will see more, do more and experience more of Australia.
Iconic sights Sydney Opera House, Uluru, Great Barrier Reef LHR > DXB > SYD > AYQ > CNS > MEL > DXB > LHR
Nature and wildlife
Penguin Parade on Phillip Island, Kangaroo Island, Crocodiles at Kakadu, Great Barrier Reef Book it: LHR > DXB > MEL > ADL > DRW > CNS > SYD > DXB > LHR
Landscapes
Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Kings Canyon, Great Barrier Reef, Blue Mountains Book it: LHR > DXB > MEL > AYQ > ASP > CNS > SYD > DXB > LHR
Food and wine
Melbourne café scene, Barossa Valley, Margaret River, Hunter Valley Book it: LHR > DXB > MEL > ADL > PER > SYD > DXB > LHR
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