With the encouraging news that international borders will be open again as early as the end of the year as well as assurances of home quarantine for the fully vaccinated, we are getting strong interest in travel to the UK and Europe in particular.

Uluru is one of the places in Australia you must visit– at least once!

Often described as the spiritual heart of Australia, this magnificent site is more than a geological wonder, it’s a source of incredible Aboriginal culture and the base for ventures to places like Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon.

The Ghan and The Indian Pacific rail journeys are famous worldwide and they have recently been joined by the Great Southern. If you can’t do the Orient Express or the Blue Train then these are rail journeys that offer a unique insight into the wonders Australia has to offer. This is ‘slow travel’ at its best.

If you think Australian bucket list then The Kimberley has to be up there at the top. Three times larger than England and with a population of less than 40,000, the Kimberley region – spread over Australia's entire north-western corner – is one of the world's last wilderness frontiers.

22 – 24 October 2021

We are delighted to return to Kangaroo Valley to enjoy the cuisine of the region with this gourmet weekend.

The weekend is designed around the unique Highland Valley Forage, a 10-course degustation lunch with matching wines set in the glorious Three-Views Walk in the Morton National Park.

The Kimberley region of Australia is truly something else and you have to see it and experience it to believe it! Three times the size of England, with a population of just 40,000, this part of the country has become known as one of the world’s last wilderness frontiers.

We are delighted to partner with Real Kid Adventure, a great Northern Beaches kids activity company, to create a family adventure weekend in Port Stephens during the September school holidays.

As borders open nationally and New Zealand travel ‘bubbles’, there are optimistic signs that travel is returning.

With the opening of most international borders some time off, regional travel seems to be on the cards for us for the time being. But even that comes with some risk.

So, we want to ask you to Help us Help you by allowing Travel Your Style to organise your travel needs, wherever that might be, and provide the confidence of support that is more important than ever nowadays.

If you want someone else to do the driving, why not try a coach tour.

There are a host of well-known companies like Trafalgar, Cosmos and APT offering coach tour itineraries of New Zealand with options concentrating on the North or South Island, to an extensive itinerary of the whole country.

We’re big cruise fans and when it’s possible, we’ll be back on the high seas! Nothing beats unpacking once and letting the world come to you so check out our favourite Celebrity Cruises New Zealand itinerary. Nobody does Christmas & New Year better than a cruise line!

If you like to go at your own pace but would like us to organise an itinerary and accommodation, a self-drive holiday is perfect.

We have put together a sample itinerary that features our recommended highlights on an Auckland to Queenstown journey which includes 4WD car hire, first-class accommodation with breakfast, and a range of sightseeing recommendations.

Skiing in Japan has become so popular that you are likely to meet more Australians in resorts like Niseko than Japanese!

But there’s a lot to love with excellent purpose built resorts, wonderful powder snow and Japanese efficiency – it’s a must for any skier.