Destinations We Know Inside Out

Australia &
New Zealand

From iconic city landmarks and ancient outback landscapes to New Zealand’s dramatic fjords and adventure capitals – we build itineraries across every corner of both countries.

Destination Expertise You Can Rely On

We Know the Destination Like a Local

Australia and Beyond Holidays (AABH) has direct agreements with hundreds of suppliers across Australia and New Zealand. That means competitive rates, reliable availability, and local knowledge that goes well beyond what you will find in a brochure. Our team has spent over 30 years building relationships on the ground – from boutique lodge operators in Tasmania to adventure outfitters in Queenstown. When you partner with us, your clients get itineraries shaped by people who actually know these places.

  • Tailor-made FIT itineraries across every Australian state and territory
  • Comprehensive New Zealand coverage via our subsidiary NZABH
  • Direct supplier agreements for competitive wholesale rates
  • Iconic landmarks, hidden gems, and everything in between
An aerial twilight photograph of Queenstown, New Zealand, showcasing the illuminated city nestled between Lake Wakatipu and surrounding mountain ranges with snow-capped peaks. The image captures the town's lights reflecting on the water, with a peninsula jutting into the lake and distant mountains visible under a purple-pink sky.

AUSTRALIA

Three Decades of Ground-Level Expertise Across Australia and New Zealand

Sydney & NSW

Melbourne & Victoria

Queensland

Red Centre & Outback

MORE AUSTRALIAN REGIONS

From Coast to Coast

A picturesque vineyard landscape featuring meticulously organized rows of grapevines on gently

South Australia

Adelaide, the Barossa Valley, Kangaroo Island, and the Flinders Ranges. Wine, wildlife, and wide-open spaces – it is one of Australia’s most underrated regions for inbound clients.

Two hikers jog along the base of Wave Rock, a distinctive granite rock formation in Western

Western Australia

Perth, Margaret River, Broome, and the Kimberley. A vast frontier of pristine coastline, ancient gorges, and world-class wine country that is rapidly growing in demand from inbound markets.

An aerial view of the iconic Wineglass Bay in Freycinet National Park, Tasmania, featuring pristine

Tasmania

Hobart, Cradle Mountain, Freycinet, and the Overland Track. Tasmania delivers boutique food and wine experiences alongside wilderness that feels genuinely untouched.

ALSO COVERING

Gold Coast & Northern NSW | Top End & Darwin | Canberra & ACT | Great Ocean Road

NEW ZEALAND

Explore New Zealand with NZABH

An aerial view of Queenstown, New Zealand at golden hour, showcasing the picturesque lakeside town

South Island

  • Milford Sound & Fiordland
  • Queenstown & Wanaka
  • Canterbury & Christchurch
  • West Coast Glaciers
A stunning cityscape of Auckland's central business district dominated by the iconic Sky Tower

North Island

  • Auckland & Bay of Islands
  • Rotorua & Geothermal Wonders
  • Wellington & Wairarapa
  • Maori Culture & Heritage
A thrill-seeker mid-jump during a bungy leap from the iconic Kawarau Bridge near Queenstown, New Zealand, suspended above the river gorge with a safety rope attached. The dramatic rocky canyon walls and lush vegetation frame this adrenaline-pumping adventure activity.

TRAVEL STYLES WE SUPPORT

Every Destination, Every Style

Whether your clients are after a luxury lodge experience in the Daintree, a campervan road trip along the Great Ocean Road, or a large-scale incentive programme in Queenstown – we have the supplier relationships and destination knowledge to make it happen seamlessly.

  • Luxury & boutique touring
  • Campervan self-drive adventures
  • MICE programmes across both countries
  • Day tours and regional experiences
  • ADS-approved itineraries for Chinese travellers

NEED A TAILOR-MADE ITINERARY FOR YOUR CLIENTS?

Our team can build bespoke programmes across any Australian or New Zealand destination – from a quick day tour to a multi-week itinerary spanning both countries.

Destination FAQs

All of them. We cover every state and territory – from Sydney and Melbourne to remote outback experiences, the Kimberley, Tropical North Queensland, Tasmania, and everywhere in between. Our direct supplier agreements span the entire country, so we can build competitive itineraries no matter where your clients want to go.
Yes. Our fully owned subsidiary, New Zealand and Beyond Holidays (NZABH), is based in Auckland and covers both the North and South Islands. NZABH holds Qualmark Silver Accreditation and is a member of Tourism Industry Aotearoa (TIA). Visit www.nzabh.co.nz for details.
Absolutely. Many of our trade partners request trans-Tasman itineraries, and we coordinate seamlessly between our Australian operations and our Auckland-based NZABH team to deliver one cohesive programme with a single point of contact.
Everything from luxury lodge stays and wine region touring to adventure activities, cultural experiences, self-drive campervan trips, day tours, and large-scale MICE programmes. We tailor each itinerary to your clients’ interests and budget.
Yes. AABH is an ADS-accredited operator, and we design government-approved itineraries for Chinese outbound groups under the Approved Destination Status scheme. Our multilingual team (English and Chinese) ensures smooth coordination throughout.
Simply contact our team at enquiries@aabh.com.au with your clients’ travel dates, preferred destinations, group size, and any specific interests. We will come back to you with a competitive, tailor-made proposal.
A stunning aerial view of a dramatic rocky coastline framed by lush tropical rainforest, featuring turquoise waters, rocky outcrops, and a solitary tree perched on a cliff. The pristine natural landscape showcases the untamed beauty of Stewart Island's rugged shoreline under clear blue skies.
Two smiling young women enjoy the deck of a ferry boat crossing Sydney Harbour, with the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge visible in the blurred background. The scene captures a sunny day of travel and sightseeing in Australia's most famous harbour.
A stunning twilight cityscape of Sydney's Darling Harbour illuminated during the Vivid Sydney light festival, featuring a glowing heart-shaped fountain installation on the water, a lit Ferris wheel, vibrant purple and golden building lights, and modern waterfront architecture reflected in calm harbor waters.
A vibrant aerial view of Manly Beach in Sydney, Australia, filled with hundreds of beachgoers enjoying the turquoise waters and golden sand on a clear summer day. The beach is lined with tall pine trees, colorful beach umbrellas, and water sports equipment, with high-rise buildings visible in the distance along the coastline.
A stunning view of the historic Queen Victoria Building's ornate Victorian Romanesque façade on George Street in Sydney's central business district. The red sandstone structure features elaborate arches, columns, and decorative detailing, with modern high-rise buildings visible in the background and pedestrians enjoying the vibrant street-level precinct below.
An aerial view of Melbourne's central business district featuring modern skyscrapers and historic architecture, with a lush green park and meandering Yarra River in the foreground. The image captures the contrast between urban development and natural green spaces during autumn, with clear blue skies overhead.
A panoramic view of Melbourne's central business district skyline featuring modern high-rise towers, the historic St. Paul's Cathedral with its distinctive spires, and the iconic Princes Bridge spanning the Yarra River. The scene captures a clear blue sky with scattered clouds, lush green vegetation along the riverbanks, and the architectural blend of historic and contemporary structures that define Australia's cultural capital.
An aerial drone photograph of Albert Park Lake in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, featuring a palm tree-lined road bordering the water, with the iconic Melbourne skyline and high-rise buildings visible in the background under a partly cloudy sky.
A picturesque coastal landscape featuring wooden piers extending into shallow turquoise bay waters with moored sailboats and a large passenger ferry sailing in the distance. The scene captures a serene Australian seaside destination with white-railed jetties, boatsheds, and hills visible across the water.
A bustling pedestrian arcade in Melbourne's Degraves Lane filled with shoppers and diners. The covered laneway features numerous cafes and restaurants with yellow and orange storefronts, including The Little Denn, under warm ceiling lighting and architectural detail typical of Melbourne's iconic laneways.
A modern Bombardier E-Class tram in bright green and white livery operates on Melbourne's extensive urban tramway network at Parliament Station. The tram, numbered 6036, displays the distinctive yellow door panels and overhead catenary lines characteristic of Melbourne's world-leading tram system.
A stunning nighttime cityscape of Melbourne, Australia, featuring illuminated skyscrapers and waterfront buildings reflected in the calm waters of the Yarra River. The scene captures the vibrant energy of the city during early evening with golden and blue lighting creating a dramatic contrast against the deep blue sky.
A vibrant daytime view of Melbourne's iconic Flinders Street Station, an ornate yellow Victorian-era building with a distinctive dome and clock tower, featuring a vintage green and yellow tram (number 35) in the foreground. The architectural landmark is a prominent transport hub in the city centre, with overhead tram wires and modern urban buildings visible in the background under blue skies.
A street artist stands on a ladder, creating vibrant graffiti art on a colorful brick wall at Hosier Lane in Melbourne's CBD. The laneway is covered with layered street art featuring bold colors, tags, and murals, showcasing Melbourne's renowned urban art culture.
A stunning early morning cityscape of Melbourne, Australia, featuring the illuminated skyline reflected in the calm Yarra River. The iconic Flinders Street Station with its distinctive clock tower is prominently visible on the left, while modern skyscrapers and the contemporary Evan Walker Bridge frame the scene against a soft purple and blue sky.
A vibrant urban laneway in Melbourne, Australia, featuring rows of wheeled rubbish bins and building walls completely covered in multicolored graffiti art and tags. The scene showcases the city's famous street art culture with pink, blue, yellow, orange, and green spray paint designs layered across industrial waste containers and brick structures.
A stunning aerial view of Sydney's most iconic landmarks—the distinctive Opera House with its signature white shell-shaped roof and the sweeping Sydney Harbour Bridge—with a luxury cruise ship passing through the turquoise harbour waters. The cityscape of downtown Sydney rises in the background under clear skies.
An iconic daytime view of Sydney Harbour featuring the distinctive white shell-shaped Sydney Opera House in the foreground, the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge spanning across the blue waters, and the modern city skyline of Sydney in the background. The scene captures the architectural landmarks and natural beauty of one of Australia's most recognizable destinations.
A luxury catamaran named 'Passions III' anchored in crystal-clear waters off the Great Barrier Reef near Cairns, Queensland. The image captures both above and below the waterline, showcasing passengers on deck and the vibrant blue ocean depths, highlighting the marine tourism experience in Australia's iconic reef destination.
A stunning aerial photograph showcasing the Whitsunday Islands in Australia, featuring pristine turquoise waters, brilliant white sandy beaches, and lush green forests. The image captures the dramatic contrast between the vibrant aquamarine lagoons with their distinctive sandbars and the dense tropical vegetation covering the islands.