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With five premium economy and two business class seats to four sets of clients for the 23 October 2021 departure of Chimu’s ‘Southern Lights by Flight’ experience, Julianne is getting back to business

Australians who are looking to indulge their travel habit somewhere exotic, but don’t want to wait for international borders to reopen, are rediscovering the concept of immersive, luxury holiday experiences at home.

We recognise the importance of preserving a sense of team spirit within the company - last week we took the field, figuratively and literally, with a picnic and sports day at Sydney’s Centennial Park.

To date, we are holding bookings for 132 passengers, including 54 on round-the-word itineraries,” Michael concludes. “It’s a very encouraging result in the current environment: a substantial morale boost for PTMs whose livelihoods have been impacted by COVID, and something to look forward to for

The reality is that 2020 has been anything but ordinary, but it takes more than a global pandemic to stop this band of travel professionals from getting together virtually to recreate the same atmosphere of fun and solidarity as they’ve come to expect from their

“Anyone who needs or wants assistance is able to access up to six free support sessions per year,” Michael explains. “The NAP program is designed to complement all the other support mechanisms we have in place, such as business development, marketing, and mentoring.”

“I was at a pretty low ebb when I walked away from my desk,” says Caroline, “but the trip, and my clients’ response to the blogs I wrote along the way, have reignited the passion I feel for what I do. I’ve been reminded of

For travel industry personnel who have been deprived of their regular travel fix during 2020, there can be few more idyllic ways to enjoy an afternoon than with an indulgent lunch cruise on beautiful Sydney Harbour with a small group of colleagues