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Holiday Tours in Australia

david — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 07:36:41 +0000

Considering a holiday in Australia? There’s so much to see and do in this great land downunder (but check out the travel smart website first). From visiting our vast outback to shopping on the Gold Coast and the beautiful sands of whitehaven beach, Australia has something to offer everyone just make sure you pack your mosquito repellent.

If you’re booking a tour you’ll no doubt see the natural beauty of Australia as well as her sophisticated cities. Australia is a great place to visit for a weeks’ holiday in Batemans Bay or even longer. Find out where to stay and what to do on your Australian tour and, if ypou’re on a budget don’t forget to save a little each week as part of an income protection policy. It makes sense both financially and will give you peace of mind on your trip.

Map

david — Tue, 14 Jun 2011 11:44:54 +0000

Any good tour relies on a map – especially in Australia. the distances are so vast, if you travel without a map you are taking a big risk. So that’s why at NWT, we’re bringing the information to make your trip to Australia a successful and safe one.

We’ll be adding to this section of the website details on maps and itineraries soon as well as upcoming details on caravan and tent sales that may be about to happen in your state or country.

remember if you’re saving for your trip, don’t forget to put away some money each week

Touring in Tasmania

david — Thu, 30 Dec 2010 07:34:39 +0000

One of the most beautiful places to tour in Australia is Tasmania. With spectacular scenary and varied climate, it really hsa something for everyone.

Most people with start in Hobart where they will be greeted at the airport (yes Hobart does get some international flights) with traditional Tassie hospitality and friendliness. Makes sense to stay for a few days to soak up the city vibe. Visit www.hobart.com.au for info on what to do and where to go.

From then, the most popular option is to hire a car. Again, Hobart has plenty of options. Consider a 4WD to give you more flexibility with your route. And then hit the road and enjoy the sites!