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Travel Associates Rockhampton

Locality: Rockhampton, Queensland

Phone: +61 1300 217 924

Address: Cnr Bolsover and Denham Street 4700 Rockhampton, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.travelassociates.com

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22.01.2022 DID YOU KNOW? You can stay in a treehouse in Atherton! The Canopy Treehouses offer boutique treehouse accommodation set in 100 acres of pristine ancient rainforest. Nestled in the heart of the Atherton Tablelands renowned for its lush tropical waterfalls, fresh fruits and local produce every weekend at one of the bustling markets. The Treehouses are surrounded by walls of ancient trees, birds and rare species including Tree Kangaroos, Platypus and Cassowaries. Click here for more information. https://tinyurl.com/y6pha3vs

21.01.2022 Recently we had the pleasure of supporting Rockhampton Crime Stoppers at their Annual Charity Golf Day. It was great to see so many people come out to support this charity who do so much for our local community.

19.01.2022 Many of you have been asking, "where can I travel?" We have the answers!

17.01.2022 Attn: Queenslanders! Currently we can travel freely to and from (without quarantine restrictions) to the following places: - Northern Territory - South Australia - Australian Capital Territory - Norfolk Island ... - Tasmania Still to come: Western Australia - From the 14th November, Queensland residents are expected to be able to enter WA without quarantine - given they have not travelled to any hotspots, and Queensland has had no community transmission in 28 days. (https://www.wa.gov.au/.../covid-19-coronavirus-travel-wa) New South Wales - From the 3rd of November, Queenslanders have been able to travel to/from NSW, however only to regional areas. The greater Sydney region is currently listed as a Covid-19 hotspot. (https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/travel-and-transport-advice) Victoria - We are currently unable to travel to/from Victoria without a 14 day quarantine. (https://www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/border-closures) *Please note this information is current as at 10th November 2020. Please see relevant government websites above for official information on border restrictions and travel/quarantine requirements. Please note this information could change at any time. See more

17.01.2022 Click here (http://tiny.cc/rzz4tz) to read and subscribe to our latest travel updates. - ROCKY to the ROCK - Register your interest for Uluru Direct! - Angela visits the Garden City of Toowoomba - 5 nights from $382pp* - Who likes Food, Whiskey & Wine? We've got you covered. - A magical treehouse stay in North Queensland... - The ultimate QLD outback experience with Outback Dan - Our direct charter trips now have a name, and we think it has a ring to it! *Terms and Conditions Apply. See more

15.01.2022 Click here (https://tinyurl.com/y6pnw97z) to read and subscribe to our latest travel updates. - Visit Heart Reef via Helicopter - Is Tassie our new foodie heaven? - New Guided Trip! - Visit Seal Bay, Kangaroo Island - Virtual Information Session with Insight Vacations ... - Escape to Noosa with the Kids from $2,598* ex ROK *Terms and Conditions Apply

12.01.2022 Who knew you could send a postcard from the middle of the ocean? The Great Barrier Reef is the planet’s largest living structure, and it also has its own postbox! How cool right? It is situated on the Agnicourt reef which is 72 kilometers off-shore on the coral sea. Anyone who sends a letter or a postcard from here must use the special Great Barrier Reef stamp!

10.01.2022 Before I get in to what we have been up to this week, we have some more exciting news.. We have a brand new charter destination LAUNCHING TODAY! Keep your eyes peeled and your phones handy to book this one in, as it's going to be a sell-out. Last week I visited both our Mackay and Rockhampton stores. It's fantastic to see our airports with people in them travelling, it brings back a sense of normality as we get on with our lives (all be it with a mask on). I think this will... be the norm moving forward. Similar to changes after September 11th in terms of security & airport procedures, we now just have to be more hygienic. I think this can only be a positive change as these new hygiene protocols will benefit us when we eventually transition into long haul travel, as you will have much less of a chance of catching a flu or other illness on the flight. While it's great to see airlines taking off, unfortunately the same can not be said for our cruise lines. I realise that cruising is where we learned as a community how this virus can spread so quickly, but we haven't stopped to consider how the cruise lines may have adapted. The government's recent decision to suspend cruising for another three months proves this. Cruise lines have been hit the hardest in the tourism industry during this pandemic and like any good businesses they have adapted. The Covid-19 policies and procedures they have now adopted are like no other industry. They have invested hundreds of thousands, if not millions in testing technology so they can actively make sure people don't have Covid-19 on board. All passengers need a Covid-19 test & doctors certificate 72 hours prior to boarding and will now be tested during and after the cruise. They also now have designated area's of cabins on the cruise for people to self isolate. All of this is in place to benefit future customers when cruising resumes, yet the government has still suspended their operations. The problem with this line of thinking from our government is that we are doing damage to the Australian cruise industry that will either take years to recover or won't recover at all. The economic benefits we receive from this industry are huge, not to mention a lot of people prefer to travel this way. Europe and America are starting their cruise seasons again with the pent up demand meaning they are selling out up to 2024/2025. If I were these cruise lines I'd be staying in these regions, as Australia is not only a smaller commercial benefit but the most difficult to deal with as well. We have to start planning to make these cruises in Australia work rather than a blanket "not right now" approach, before we lose international cruise lines from Australia. Liam Giudes General Manager of Travel Associates Townsville, Mackay and Rockhampton #booklocalsupportlocal

09.01.2022 Click here (https://tinyurl.com/y4u3wbdb) to read and subscribe to our latest travel updates. This week we answer the question "where can I travel?" - Australia's first Fairmont Hotel to be built in Port Douglas - Where can Queenslander's travel? We break it down! - Tasmania 9 Day Flights & Motorhome ex Rocky $1,182pp... - An innovative travel industry is a must in 2020/2021 See more

04.01.2022 REGISTER YOUR INTEREST here: https://tinyurl.com/y6rbzfnk Don't miss out! The planning is well underway for this once-in-a-lifetime trip taking you on a weekend adventure DIRECT from Rockhampton to Uluru. Dates and further details to be confirmed shortly.

03.01.2022 UPDATED QUEENSLAND TRAVEL MAP As of 1st December we can say G’day to our NSW and VIC friends and family once again! SA you guys are holding up the bus, but we have no doubt you will join the party soon! ... Travel is now available from Queensland to the following places without any quarantine restrictions (including on your return): - Northern Territory - Western Australia - Norfolk Island - Lord Howe Island - New South Wales (1st Dec) - Australian Capital Territory - Victoria (1st Dec) - Tasmania Please note: Border declaration passes may still be required to enter some states that need to be completed online before you travel. Exclusions to the above are also for people who have been overseas or in any hot spots in the last 14 days. Please refer to government websites below for updated information: NSW - From the 1st of December, both Regional NSW and the Greater Sydney area are all accessible to Queenslanders without quarantine. - https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/travel-and-transport-advice VIC - From the 1st December Victoria is accessible to Queenslanders without quarantine - https://www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/border-closures NT - https://coronavirus.nt.gov.au/travel/quarantine WA - https://www.wa.gov.au//covid-19-coronavirus-travel-and-qua Norfolk Island - https://www.norfolkisland.com.au/covid-19 ACT - https://www.covid19.act.gov.au/community/travel TAS - https://coronavirus.tas.gov.au/traveller/coming-to-tasmania *Please note this information is current as at 25th November 2020. Please see relevant government websites above for official information on border restrictions and travel/quarantine requirements. Please note this information could change at any time.

03.01.2022 Virgin Australia has launched a Velocity Frequent Flyer promotion giving away 10 million points! Book an eligible flight by 16 June 2021 and include your Velocity Frequent Flyer number in your booking. Valid for travel until 2 May 2022. Enquire Now: https://tinyurl.com/m2bkry25

02.01.2022 UPDATED MAP Where Can I Travel? Have you been wondering where you can travel as a Queenslander? We updated our map to reflect the recent change in restrictions. SA, VIC and Greater Sydney are still states that require you to quarantine at your own cost upon return into Queensland. *Please note this information is current as of the 23rd November 2020. Please see relevant government websites above for official information on border restrictions and travel/quarantine requirements. Please note this information could change at any time.