Katanning Travel Centre in Katanning, Western Australia | Travel and transport

Katanning Travel Centre

Locality: Katanning, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9821 2340

Address: 102 Clive Street 6317 Katanning, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.katanningtravel.com/

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24.01.2022 Travel agents have been one of the industries most impacted by COVID-19. We know the Federal Government's international border closures will continue to severel...y impact these businesses for some time to come. That’s why we’re ensuring Western Australian travel agents will be able to access support to help sustain their businesses as they deal with the impacts of COVID-19. The initial rollout of the program will provide packages of up to $5,000 to eligible home-based agents and minimum $10,000 packages to eligible brick-and-mortar businesses. The program is in addition to the State Government's existing COVID-19 support measures for small businesses. Western Australia is the first and only State in the country to implement a dedicated travel agent support program of this kind.

24.01.2022 So much to see right in our own backyard, AUSTRALIA.

21.01.2022 Advice for Travel to New Zealand From 31 August 2020, it is mandatory to wear a face mask/covering on public transport. The alert level in Auckland will also move to level 2. The remainder of New Zealand will remain at alert level 2. You can transit Auckland International Airport if your transit is no longer than 24 hours and you must stay in the transit area. Some travellers will be required to pay for managed isolation on arrival. New bookings on flights to and from Australia with Air New Zealand are currently on hold, due to the caps on the number of passengers allowed into both countries.

21.01.2022 A TRAVEL BUBBLE BETWEEN AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND IS MOST LIKELY STILL AROUND SIX MONTHS AWAY, ACCORDING TO AIR NEW ZEALAND CEO GREG FORAN. The comments came as Prime Minister Scott Morrison said in a press conference that the government is working to get more Australians home by opening up travel between Australia and New Zealand. Last Thursday, Morrison announced an easing of the cap on international arrivals to help Australians stuck overseas.... New South Wales will take an additional 500 returned travellers from 27 October, and Queensland and Western Australia will be taking an additional 200, with WA promising to take an extra 500 a week by 11 October. According to ABC News, Queensland will then take an additional 300 per week after 5 October and South Australia has already agreed to boost its capacity for international travellers by 360 each week. This would bring the number of Australians allowed to return home from 4,000 to almost 6,000. Another way we’ll be able to help more Australians get home is we’re working to ensure that New Zealanders can come to Australia, and Australians can return to Australia from New Zealand without the need to go through quarantine if they’re not coming from an area where there is an outbreak of COVID-19, Morrison said. For example, the whole of the South Island is an area where there is no COVID. And so if we can get to the situation soon where those coming home from New Zealand are able to enter Australia without going into a 14-day quarantine in a hotel, or in the worst-case scenario, only having to do that in their home, then what that does is that frees up places in our hotel quarantine system. However, Foran said he doesn’t believe international travel will return this year. It’s hard to believe it would be before March next year and could well be longer. If it comes back quicker, we’re going to pop some champagne, he told the The Sydney Morning Herald.

20.01.2022 From end-of-business hours on Friday 27 March, Katanning Travel Centre, in Central Clive Street, will be closed, until further notice. However, I will continue to work from home, informing all my clients about the bookings they have with me. Helping with cancellations, postponements & refunds. Please be patient, as I am prioritizing bookings in March, April & May (to start with). Many of you have Travel Insurance claims, to make, again please be patient, as this will take so...me time. No-one knows what travel will look like, in the future, Katanning Travel, has been a integral part of the Katanning Business Community & surrounding towns, since 1983 & will continue to be so. I can be contacted, via email (preferred) [email protected] & mobile 0417904057. Please don't call the office number. Feel free to message me. May we all be kind to each other & look out for each other in these uncertain times

19.01.2022 Whilst we can only dream of travelling, for the foreseeable future, post your favourite travel photo, you or family member, must be in the photo.

18.01.2022 Taking the time to understand traveller needs will help restore confidence as we navigate through a shifting landscape. Travel sellers will be key to building this confidence to help their customers explore the world and the insights below can help them in this path to recovery. 1. Human interaction is key to a great customer experience In a highly competitive and often commoditized environment such as travel, the human touch can be a powerful differentiator. People are the...Continue reading

16.01.2022 Contact Katanning Travel, for your WA travel needs, whilst we are locked-away from the rest of Australia & the world.

16.01.2022 I am fascinated by the responses to Qantas CEO's statement about mandatory COVID vaccine for overseas travel. Go to www.smartraveller.gov.au & see what vaccines... are mandatory already to many countries in the world, this is not new! I regularly inform my clients who are travelling overseas, on the latest vaccine requirements for travel. See more

16.01.2022 Latest on the opening of WA Borders, on the 5 February 2022.

16.01.2022 In life, it's not where you go, it's who you travel with.In life, it's not where you go, it's who you travel with.

14.01.2022 Virgin Australia's latest - note flight credits for cancelled flights, are still valid.

13.01.2022 Think about the possibilities of travel in 2021

12.01.2022 Thank all my clients for their patience. I am still working for you all, chasing refunds, credits and the best option available!! If you haven’t heard from me I haven’t forgotten you! I am waiting for results!! Hopefully, domestic travel will return to some normality, with state borders opening, so soon, you will be able to see loved ones at Christmas.

09.01.2022 Travel credit info: 7news.link/3ii3F9i

06.01.2022 This is what it’s like RIGHT NOW for Australia’s 4 000+ retail travel agencies. In March business ground to a halt from one week to the next as borders closed, as people cancelled all their future travel arrangements and stopped booking any new ones. People are banned from leaving their State or from entering another State and are banned from leaving Australia at all. 11.5 million Australians took an overseas trip last year. That’s almost one in every two people and 80% of t...hose booked some or all of their travel arrangements with a travel agent. This crisis has crushed many businesses but no part of this industry has been more dramatically impacted than the travel agency sector. Most State governments have recognised this with small business assistance packages, which many agents have accessed. But these are largely exhausted and we need the help of the Federal Government to get through to 2021. Just as the Federal Government has provided assistance to the aviation industry ($1.2bn) to the film and television industry ($400 million), to the arts and entertainment industry ($250m), to the construction industry ($688m) we need help while we work for nothing trying to recover billions owed to consumers from international airlines, cruise ship companies and tour operators. It’s about supporting small business, about supporting jobs and about having a viable distribution industry, when borders do open up again and effective vaccines have been distributed.

06.01.2022 Well officially back in the office, since 25 March! Sorting out refunds & cancellations, that are happening very slowly. With state & international borders (no it's not boarders!), closed for an extended period of time & with no anticipated opening dates for either, future bookings, for the moment are non existent

05.01.2022 Keep up-to-date with the latest travel regulations re COVID-19

04.01.2022 Day 72 - Phase 3 - Physical distancing. - All WA intrastate borders, now open. No indication, of when interstate borders will open. Opening Interstate borders, ...maybe sometime away, Why not consider Australian destinations? How many places have you visited? Where's on your bucket list? See more

04.01.2022 Latest on Bali reopening The much-awaited Bali reopening on September 11 is no longer happening based on the recent announcement of Bali Governor I Wayan Koster. In a new document signed and dated 22 August 2020, the Bali Governor explained that Bali will not be opened for international tourism until the end of 2020. Bali has originally planned on reopening its borders for international tourism starting next month but had not received the go signal from the Indonesian governm...ent. Koster explained that after speaking with Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bali will delay its reopening until 2021 in line with the central policies of the Government of Indonesia.

03.01.2022 My laptop, decided it was in its best interests, to give-up!! Then my work email address decided it needed a new password! To learn this unknown password, I needed to talk with someone in South Africa, beautiful Cape Town, in fact. So my patience has been tested, as a few things are being sorted, and my "Computer World" is being fixed!

19.12.2021 Please note Katanning Travel Centre's telephone number is still 98212340, it hasn't changed!

13.12.2021 New Zealand Quarantine free travel from New South Wales and Queensland remains paused until further notice. Quarantine free travel from Northern Territory and Western Australia will resume from 11.59pm NZT on 9 July. Quarantine free travel from the ACT, South Australia, Tasmania and Victoria to New Zealand has resumed. You'll need a negative COVID-19 test taken within 72 hours before departure if you've been in Australia for more than 72 hours. COVID-19 outbreaks can occur a...nd NZ authorities could implement measures, including alert level changes at short notice, which may impact your ability to move freely (see ‘Travel’). Be prepared for the possibility of an extended stay or disruption to your travel. Follow the advice of local authorities and contact your airline or travel provider for the latest update.

03.12.2021 KTC closed today, reopens on Wednesday. Enjoy your long weekend.KTC closed today, reopens on Wednesday. Enjoy your long weekend.

27.11.2021 Packages available for all Men's Ashes' Test matches Vodafone Men's Ashes v England: 8 - 12 December: First Test, The Gabba... 16 - 20 December: Second Test, Adelaide Oval 26 - 30 December: Third Test, MCG 5 - 9 January: Fourth Test, SCG 14 - 18 January: Fifth Test, Perth Stadium