WIN THE BEST AUSSIE HOLIDAY EVER!


Make a booking with Qantas to Australia and you could win a holiday for two Down Under, on an amazing itinerary of your choice


Australia is home to the most exciting activities, best food and drink, most impressive landscapes and some of the best-known attractions in the world – and now, it’s the destination for the most exciting travel agent prize.


Qantas and Tourism


Australia are offering The Ultimate Aussie Adventure, an amazing holiday to Australia for you and a guest, with business-class Qantas flights from London and an unforgettable two-week itinerary taking in Australia’s most iconic sights. Best of all? The lucky prize winner will get to choose


which itinerary they want, using the six listed opposite as inspiration. Do you fancy a sunset cruise through Sydney Harbour, snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef, or wine- tasting in the Yarra Valley? The only tough decision will be working out which incredible holiday to take! To enter, all you have to do


is make a Qantas booking taking in two international sectors to any Qantas gateway – Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney or Brisbane – and register your booking. You’ll also need to


confirm you’ve completed five modules of Tourism Australia’s Aussie Specialist


Program, and three from the Qantas Learning Hub, during the campaign period. Make sure you register


your bookings as you go, as we have a series of brilliant prizes up for grabs in a weekly prize draw. And if you fancy doubling your chances of winning, simply tag on a domestic flight within Australia to any booking you make, using the Qantas Explorer fare, to earn a bonus entry into the grand prize draw.


Bookings must be made and ticketed by October 31, for travel on any date, and registered at ultimateaussieadventure.com


Read the digital edition at


travelweekly.co.uk to see Chris Hemsworth and Danny McBride discover their


Ultimate Aussie Adventure


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