PROMOTIONAL FEATURE


Throughout August 2018, Destination NSW and Qantas


are offering frontline travel sellers the chance to join an incredible 10-night premium fam trip to Sydney and New South Wales. To find out how you could be in with a chance of joining the trip, head to


Emirates One&Only Wolgan Valley sendmetosydney.com


trees in the Blue Mountains, a rugged mountain range just two hours from Sydney by car or train, which is home to incredible wildlife and distinctive plant species, not least the endangered Wollemi pine. Landmark hotels and resorts also give


guests the chance to immerse themselves in the region’s natural wonders, with Emirates One&Only Wolgan Valley Resort blending luxury and eco-tourism, with accommodation occupying just 2% of the property’s total land. Another feature of NSW is its vast rainforests


that offer a fascinating habitat to explore. The Gondwana Rainforests, in northeast NSW, are World Heritage-listed and contain many animal and plant species that have barely changed over millions of years. For garden lovers, recommend a visit to


Sydney’s Royal Botanic Garden, or suggest they visit the Snowy Mountains, an alpine region boasting breathtaking mountain lakes and rivers and beautiful flora and fauna.


For clients planning a longer itinerary, suggest


they take the time to visit the remarkable landscapes of the World Heritage-listed Mungo National Park in Outback NSW, home to looming monoliths and important archaeological discoveries, including the 40,000-year-old remains of Mungo Lady. No matter where you are in NSW – sampling


award-winning wines in the Hunter Valley as a kangaroo hops past, or kayaking through the clear waters of Byron Bay alongside a pod of wild dolphins – you’re never very far from its world-class wildlife.


FIND OUT MORE:


uk.sydney.com aussiespecialist.com


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Sydney’s Taronga Zoo, about 12 minutes by ferry


from Circular Quay, has a spectacular view across the harbour to the city. Established favourites include the zoo’s bird and seal shows.


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Just outside Sydney and en-route to the Blue


Mountains is Featherdale Wildlife Park, a former poultry farm which is now home to a wide array of species including saltwater crocodiles.


4 OF THE BEST WILDLIFE ATTRACTIONS 3


Taronga Zoo, Sydney


Aquarium are situated at Darling Harbour, offering opportunities to cuddle a koala or watch sharks being fed just minutes from the city centre.


4 IMAGE CREDITS: DESTINATION NSW; DESTINATION PORT STEPHENS, COFFS COAST MARKETING, EMIRATES ONE&ONLY WOLGAN VALLEY


A popular Central Coast attraction just an hour


from Sydney and Newcastle, the Australian Reptile Park is a hands-on zoo located in a natural bush setting.


WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo and SEA LIFE Sydney


ONE WEEK TO ENTER: ENTRIES


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