EXPERIENCE BRISBANE

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Ibis Brisbane

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A 3.5-star hotel in a 5-star location, a great base to explore the city on foot. Queen Street Mall is less than a 10 minute walk away, and it’s around a 20 minute scenic walk through the Parklands to South Bank. There are great restaurants and boutiques on Grey and Little Stanley Streets.

Adina Apartment Hotel Brisbane

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Sage Hotel Brisbane, James Street

Immerse yourself in this grand historic building suitably in the centre of Brisbane. Adina Apartment Hotel Brisbane is heritagelisted and artfully restored with a classic yet contemporary design. Located on George Street, only a stone’s throw from Queen Street Mall and Queen’s Wharf or a brief stroll will find you in amongst buzzing South Bank’s cool bars, restaurants and parklands. Nestled in the heart of fashionable James Street Precinct in Fortitude Valley and one of Brisbane premium suburbs, Sage Hotel brings a melding of the traditional and modern surrounded by designer fashion, awardwinning restaurants, cafés and clubs, stylish beauty salons and much more.

One Bedroom Executive Balcony with River View Room

Oaks Brisbane Festival Suites

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Mercure Brisbane

Centrally located in the heart of Brisbane’s CBD, Oaks Brisbane Festival Suites offer modern and spacious apartments with a range of first-class resort style facilities including a pool, sauna, spa and gymnasium. Plus, with an abundance of restaurants, retailers, alfresco cafés, bars and pubs right at its doorstep, there really is no better place to base your Brisbane stay.

In a great spot on the riverside with fabulous views across the Brisbane River or the city skyline. Located in the heart of Brisbane, just steps away from Brisbane’s best shopping. After a day out exploring, relax at the outdoor pool before quality dining at MRepublic Restaurant, Bar and Lounge.

Mantra South Bank

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Soak up the views of Brisbane’s skyline from your apartment’s private balcony at this contemporary styled property within walking distance to South Bank Markets, Parklands and Lagoon and the Performing Arts Complex & Lyric Theatre. There are dining options galore around here too.

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Deluxe River View Room

Four Points by Sheraton Brisbane

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In a great location in the heart of Brisbane. A short walk will have you strolling the paths of the Brisbane Botanic Gardens or browsing the shops of Queen Street Mall. Take advantage of the Queensland weather at the riverside lagoon on South Bank, also within easy reach.

Stamford Plaza Brisbane

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One of Brisbane’s most prestigious landmarks, Stamford Plaza Brisbane is unquestionably Brisbane’s finest 5-star hotel. Nestled on the bank of the Brisbane River and a stone’s throw to the beautiful Botanic Gardens, the Stamford Plaza Brisbane is perfectly located, only minutes to the city centre for shopping. For lovers of fine cuisine, guests will be spoilt for choice with a superb selection of restaurants and bars which cater for every taste and occasion.

NEXT Hotel Brisbane

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Located on Brisbane’s iconic Queen Street Mall and only a short stroll across to South Bank, NEXT Hotel Brisbane is designed for the modern traveller. Enjoy complimentary high-speed WiFi throughout the hotel, four free mini-bar items of your choice daily, access to the NEXT Lounge, outdoor swimming pool and 24 hour gym.

The Calile Hotel Brisbane

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A sub-tropical resort on a city streetscape, the hotel combines architectural amenities with climate-centric spaces, fusing warm weather with warmer hospitality. The Calile Hotel Brisbane’s enviable location on James Street gives you direct access to one of Australia’s pre-eminent lifestyle precincts. Discover the latest in fashion, hidden bars and laneway restaurants.

EXPERIENCE ADELAIDE

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Ahidden gem for Kiwis known as the ‘20 minute city’, Adelaide is the gateway to all there is to see and do in South Australia. Bursting with multicultural flavours, surrounded by buzzing cosmopolitan towns and pumping arts and live music-scene. Check out Adelaide’s laneways and side streets which have been transformed with hidden bars and eateries. Foodies love the sights, tastes and smells of the Adelaide Central Market. Regarded as the ‘pantry of the city’, it’s the perfect place to stop and pick up supplies for your stay.

Take a wander down North Terrace, regarded as Adelaide’s cultural boulevard and home to the city’s grandest treasure houses. It’s a heartland of art, history, knowledge and people. You’ll find the State’s Art Gallery, SA Museum, Library and Botanic Gardens, which are all free to visit.

From the city centre it’s just a 20 minute tram ride to the beachside suburb of Glenelg. This seaside playground is always buzzing with people enjoying the sand, sea, foreshore parks, cafés and local entertainment. Stroll along the jetty, browse through the hundreds of shops and dine at sidewalk cafés along Jetty Road.

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OUR FAVOURITE THINGS TO SEE AND DO

Wine –You can’t get far without encountering one of the famous regions. Adelaide is Australia’s wine capital and the gateway to 18 distinctive, world-renowned wine regions. There’s the Barossa, Adelaide Hills and McLaren Vale all just an easy drive away, then Coonawarra 4 hour drive south. You just have to decide red, white or sparkling!

Adelaide Central Market –Adelaide’s premier food destination for multi-cultural cuisine and fresh produce. One of the largest undercover fresh produce markets in the Southern Hemisphere buzzing with life and colour all year round. This is a great place to wander sampling a huge range of food on offer, all under one roof and surrounded by some great cafés. The market is open Tuesday – Saturday.

Shopping - Shopaholics feel right at home on Rundle Mall, with over 700 retailers in one convenient pedestrian-friendly strip. Discover boutiques selling local designs and higher-end clothing stores on Rundle Street or one-off luxe homewares on King William Road. No matter which way you look at it, Adelaide is a shopper’s delight!

Beaches –Glenelg, Henley and Semaphore are some of the most popular. Catch the tram from the city to historic Glenelg, just 12 kilometres from the city centre, or if you don’t mind travelling a bit further the beautiful Fleurieu Peninsula is just 45 minutes from the CBD.

Hahndorf –A stop at the German village of Hahndorf is recommended. Lined with jacaranda trees, the main street’s quaint and historic stone buildings are filled with art and craft galleries, cellar doors, antique shops, German bakeries, chocolate shops, pubs, cafés and a fantastic cheese cellar.

Kangaroo Island –One of the best places in Australia to see native animals in the wild. You may find kangaroos, koalas, platypus and sea lions. It has pristine beaches, dramatic coastal scenery and fresh seafood, and is a 30 minute flight or 2 hour drive and a short ferry ride south of Adelaide.