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Globus launches five tours across Australasia in 2020
Samantha Mayling
Cosmos’s premium sister brand, Globus, is offering five new tours in Australia and New Zealand for 2020. A nine-day Wild Tasmania
tour starts in the Australian island state’s capital Hobart and offers the chance to spot whales, seals, dolphins and penguins. It costs from £3,788, including
accommodation, transfers, some meals and flights.
A 12-day Great Sights of
Australia escorted tour features a visit to Brisbane’s Australian Zoo Wildlife Hospital to see kangaroos, crocodiles and koala bears. Te itinerary also includes
the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway in Cairns, an excursion to the Great Barrier Reef, and visits to Melbourne, the Yarra Valley wine region and Sydney. It costs from £5,029 with flights
from Heathrow and transfers. Other new tours in Australia
Hobart, Tasmania
include a 15-day Best Kept Secret: Western Australia tour, from Perth to Sydney, and a 21-day Australian Safari tour which features Brisbane, the Great Barrier Reef, Uluru and Tasmania. For clients wanting to explore
the whole region, Globus offers a new 25-day South Pacific by Land & Sea tour. Starting in Sydney, it includes Uluru, Cairns and the Great Barrier Reef, concluding with a 14-day Holland America Line cruise which visits Tasmania,
Melbourne and New Zealand. It costs from £6,155 with flights
from Heathrow and transfers. Janet Parton, Cosmos’s UK sales
director, said: “Australia has always been on travellers’ bucket lists and the South Pacific has never been more popular. As a result, we have increased our affordable Cosmos and premium Globus tour options by 50% with new, exciting and immersive journeys in Australia, New Zealand and Tasmania.”
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