Surrounded by food and wine producing regions, Adelaide offers a complete package of Australian experiences that include wildlife and culture. Home to a range of annual arts festivals, the city’s Mediterranean climate is ideal for bespoke open-air events.

Access: Adelaide Airport is just 15 minutes from the CBD and has direct flights from China, Dubai, Singapore, Hong Kong and Auckland.

Weather: Mild summer Dec-Feb Cool winter Jun-Sep

see Kangaroo IslandTake a 30-minute charter flight to Kangaroo Island and meet the sea lions at Seal Bay Conservation Park.

try local flavoursTake a behind-the-scenes tour of the Adelaide Central Markets, established in 1869.

Rooftop partySip Australian sparkling wine at an exclusive cocktail party at the chic Hennessy rooftop bar, perched atop the Mayfair Hotel.

Unique Transfers Hire a fleet of vintage cars and cruise to Cleland Wildlife Park to meet koalas, kangaroos, and other Australian animals.

TASTE YOUR YEAR Visit Seppeltsfield winery in the Barossa Valley to taste a Tawny (Port) from the year of your birth straight from the barrel.

Beach cricket Host a match of beach cricket on one of Adelaide’s pristine beaches followed by lunch at the Adelaide Botanic Garden.

ADELAIDE

Transform the dining precinct of Vardon Avenue into an exclusive laneway party. East End Cellars and Keito Events can create food stations for a roaming breakfast, or long tables for an alfresco banquet, complete with local wines and live entertainment.

Host an exclusive dining experience at famed restaurant, Orana, where indigenous ingredients like lemon myrtle and kangaroo are on the menu. The restaurant can seat 25 guests.

South Australia produces 80% of Australia’s premium wine. The Adelaide Hills and famed Barossa and McLaren Vale regions offer a range of unique venues for private events.

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Flinders RangesThis 540-million-year-old landscape offers a unique outback experience, with hiking, scenic flights and 4WD adventures. Join the Arkaba Walk, a four-day guided safari for up to 10 people, or stay in the luxury tents at Ikara Safari Camp.

Barossa ValleyAn hour’s drive from Adelaide, the Barossa Valley is home to renowned Australian winery, Penfolds. Taste some of Penfold’s finest wines, like the legendary Grange, before checking into The Louise hotel, which offers 15 luxury suites, meeting facilities and private vineyard tours for groups.

Port LincolnA 50-minute flight west of Adelaide, Port Lincoln offers adrenalin-pumping activities such as shark cage diving and kiteboarding. More relaxed options include charter cruises and oyster tastings.

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SKYCITY AdelaideA recently revamped entertainment precinct on the Adelaide Riverbank, this integrated resort features contemporary dining options such as brasserie restaurant, Sean’s Kitchen, and French Vietnamese bistro, Madame Hanoi.The next phase of the re-development includes a new luxury hotel and retail complex.

The city’s first Sofitel hotel is set to open in 2019 with 250 rooms and suites.

The Langham Adelaide will open in Glenelg in 2019 with 146 rooms, plus high-end restaurants and retail.

Adelaide FringeThe world’s second-largest annual arts festival runs across February and March with a program of dance, theatre, comedy and music acts. Host an exclusive event at the Fringe Club, with pre-show performances, VIP access, and local food and wine.

Santos Tour Down UnderExperience this nine-day cycling event through Adelaide and its surrounds during January. Sign up to participate in a cycling challenge or base yourself at the Tour Village for live coverage and tailored hospitality options.

OzAsia FestivalHosted at the Adelaide Festival Centre in October, the event features cultural performances from across Asia and is renowned for its night noodle markets.

Adelaide Convention Centre• 27 meeting rooms across three integrated buildings• Plenary Hall can accommodate

3,500 people with hinged seating

Adelaide Oval• Multi-purpose sports and

events complex• 20 indoor and outdoor spaces• Can host up to 3,000 guests

National Wine Centre of Australia• Can host up to 1,000 guests• 6 flexible spaces• Wine education and tasting tours

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Located on the Brisbane River, brisbane is the third largest city in Australia with a sub-tropical climate, thriving dining scene, and a range of outdoor activities that create a winning combination for a rewarding incentive trip.

Access: Brisbane Airport has an extensive network of flights linking to 32 international destinations and 52 domestic destinations.

Weather: Hot summer Dec-Feb Mild winter Jun-Sep

Charter a yacht Cruise along the Brisbane River and under the historic Story Bridge on the 27-metre luxury motor yacht, Pure Adrenalin.

Visit QAGOMAExplore contemporary indigenous Australian fibre art at the Queensland Art Gallery & Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA).

Add some adventureVisit Riverlife at Kangaroo Point for adventurous activities like rock climbing, abseiling and Segway tours.

Cuddle a koala Cuddle a koala and feed kangaroos at Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, home to more than 130 koalas.

Take over City Hall Host a gala dinner at Brisbane City Hall, catered by Epicure. The main auditorium features a 23-metre-high central lantern.

Go Bananas Banana Life can curate team-building programs both in the centre of Brisbane and on nearby Moreton Island.

Charter a helicopter to Spicers Hidden Vale Retreat, located on 12,000 acres of Australian bush. The property features 31 rooms, designed in the style of a traditional Australian homestead.

Indulge in an exclusive dining experience at the renowned Aria Restaurant, which enjoys views of the Brisbane River.

The Wheel of Brisbane provides 360 degree panoramic views of the city and accommodates groups of up to 250 at a time in air-conditioned gondolas.

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Scenic RimLocated an hour from Brisbane, this hinterland offers mountain ranges, rainforests and locally produced wines. Stay at luxury accommodation and choose from a range of activities to discover the region.

Moreton IslandTake a 30-minute scenic helicopter flight to this island destination, known for four-wheel driving, fishing and whale watching. Here, Tangalooma Island Resort includes four conference centres, more than 80 tours and accommodation for up to 1,800 guests.

Sunshine CoastThe gateway to the World Heritage-listed Fraser Island, the largest sand island in the world. Renowned for its fresh produce, visit farms in the Noosa hinterland with Beyond Experiences for paddock-to-plate dining and exclusive culinary tours with local producers.

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Howard Smith WharvesOpening in November 2018, this new waterfront development along a heritage-listed wharf offers 1,500 sqm of events space, an over water bar, rooftop terraces, three lawn areas, a craft brewery and an Art Series Hotel.

W Brisbane The new hotel offers 312 rooms, all with views of the Brisbane River.

Little Big House This eclectic multi-storey pub by celebrity chef Matt Moran is made for private parties, with DJs on both levels, a hot pink pool table and a karaoke room.

Brisbane FestivalThe annual event held in September features a program of more than 70 productions, 400 performances, talks and art installations. Enjoy VIP access to the Festival Riverhouse, offering views of the Brisbane River, your own exclusive function area and tickets to the shows.

Brisbane InternationalHeld in early January, the Brisbane International, part of the ATP World Tour, attracts some of the biggest tennis stars. The tournament offers a range of corporate hospitality packages.

Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre • 44 flexible meeting and event spaces • Sky Room & Terrace can host cocktails

for 300 with city and river views

Brisbane Powerhouse • 12 indoor and outdoor spaces including rooftops and lawns• Located on the Brisbane River • Capacity for up to 320

for sit-down dinners

Eleven Rooftop Bar• Views across the Brisbane skyline• Capacity of up to 100 guests• Exclusive hire

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With a relaxed tropical atmosphere and access to the World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef and The Wet Tropics Rainforest, Cairns and nearby Port Douglas offer sophisticated resorts, al fresco dining and plenty of iconic experiences.

Access: Cairns Airport has regular domestic connections to all major Australian cities and direct flights from across Southeast Asia, Japan, Hong Kong and China. There are also seasonal flights from Shanghai and Seoul.

Weather: Tropical summer Dec-Feb Mild winter Jun-Sep

Meet the localsSpot crocodiles, feed cassowaries and see kangaroos, koalas and native birds during an exclusive tour of Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures.

Test your skills Team-building rises to new levels on a high ropes course at Cairns ZOOM & Wildlife Dome, where you can zipline over a giant crocodile.

Fly over the reefTake to the skies for a bird’s eye view of the Great Barrier Reef with a scenic flight by GBR Helicopters.

taste of the tropicsCollect local ingredients from the Port Douglas markets and unleash your culinary flare with a cooking class at Nu Nu Restaurant.

Explore an ancient rainforestExplore sacred sites hidden within the Mossman Gorge rainforest with a Ngadiku Dreamtime Walk hosted by local Kuku Yalanji people.

Unwind on Lizard Island Charter a scenic flight to Lizard Island, where 40 rooms and 24 private beaches provide the perfect backdrop for an exclusive island retreat, right on the Great Barrier Reef.

Spend the night on a pontoon out on the Great Barrier Reef for uninterrupted views of the southern night sky.

Visit an outer reef pontoon for snorkelling, scuba or helmet diving, and semisubmersible tours.

Host dinner in the rainforest for up to 850 guests with Flames of the Forest. Entertainment includes fire dancers, pyrotechnics and live music.

The Wet Tropics is the oldest rainforest in the world. The ancient rainforests of Daintree National Park are home to several accommodation options, including luxury treehouse lodge, Silky Oaks.

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Green IslandA 45-minute catamaran ride from Cairns, Green Island Resort caters to small groups for meetings and incentive trips. Expect luxury accommodation and activities such as diving, snorkelling, scenic helicopter flights and exclusive beach dining for up to 150 people.

Palm CoveDrive 30 minutes north of Cairns for a digital detox at Palm Cove. Host an executive retreat at the Alamanda resort, which has 55 rooms, a beachfront spa, and meeting space for up to 240 people. Unwind with beach yoga and mindfulness sessions at Peppers Beach Club & Spa.

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Hemingway’s Brewery This gastro pub recently opened on the Cairns waterfront with a restaurant showcasing local produce, an on-site brewery, and extensive event space dedicated to meetings and private functions.

Riley, the first of three new five-star hotels by Crystalbrook Collection Resorts is now open in Cairns.

Sunlover Reef Cruises has a new pontoon in the renowned Arlington Reef that can host half-day tours for groups.

Port Douglas CarnivaleComedy shows, cabaret, street parades and gourmet events combine in this 10-day celebration in May. Visit the Wonderland Spiegeltent for international acts, or gather your team for sand-sculpting competitions on the beach.

Cairns Indigenous Art FairArrange a private dot-painting workshop with a local artist, attend the opening night party, or buy original artworks direct from the artists at the annual event in July.

Cairns Convention Centre • 22 meeting rooms • Current expansion will see an

additional 3,000sqm of meeting space completed by 2020

Sheraton Grand Mirage Resort Port Douglas• Five-star beachfront resort• 295 guest rooms• 10 indoor and outdoor

event venues

Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park• Tours and team-building activities • 6 indoor + outdoor venues • Can host up to 400 guests

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Boasting national attractions and an array of restaurants and bars, Australia’s capital is a modern city complemented by nearby wine regions and plenty of natural attractions.

Access: Regular domestic connections link the capital to major Australian cities. Singapore Airlines and Qatar Airways fly daily to Canberra via Sydney.

Weather: Mild summer Dec-Feb Cool winter Jun-Sep

Explore parliament houseTake an exclusive back of house tour of Australia’s national meeting place, including its impressive gardens and priceless art collection.

Taste regional produce Try delicacies such as smoked kangaroo and duck made right on the premises at Poachers Pantry.

party without the politicsHost an exclusive gala dinner in the Great Hall at Parliament House for up to 650 guests. Private parties can also be held in the Members and Guests Dining Room.

Unique accommodation Stay at the unique Jamala Wildlife Lodge and experience close encounters with some of the world’s rarest animals.

Sail Lake Burley Griffin Canoe, sail, paddleboat, row or windsurf across the peaceful waters of Lake Burley Griffin, in the heart of the city.

Australian War Memorial Host an exclusive gala event and discover the historic artefacts and memorabilia at the Australian War Memorial.

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Take a sunrise hot air balloon ride over the city and its beautiful leafy surrounds while feasting on a gourmet breakfast. Float back down and land on the grounds of Old Parliament House.

Explore Australia’s Indigenous past, colonial history and multicultural identity with a personalised tour of the national museums, galleries, and archives.

Canberra was selected for the location of the nation’s capital in 1908 as a compromise between Sydney and Melbourne.

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Snowy MountainsHome to Australia’s highest point, Mount Kosciuszko, here you can explore glacial lakes, fishing, mountain bike riding, trekking and horse riding. Stay at luxury ski resort, Lake Crakenback Resort & Spa.

Canberra Wine CountryHome to over 30 cellar doors and located just 35 minutes from Canberra, discover this cold climate wine region which includes one of Australia’s most celebrated wineries, Clonakilla.

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NewActonHang out with the locals as you stay, dine and explore Canberra’s highly ‘instagrammable’ arts and cultural precinct, NewActon.

Enlighten FestivalExplore the ‘Parliamentary Triangle’ during March as it transforms into an exciting art precinct with free entertainment and dazzling light projections on some of Canberra’s most iconic buildings.

The Truffle Festival Held from June to August, foodies can access more than 250 events and indulge in the region’s black truffles at local restaurants and cafes during this annual festival. As a team-building exercise, search for black gold at The Truffle Farm, followed by a six-course truffle degustation with matching wines.

National Arboretum Canberra• Unique indoor and outdoor spaces with

expansive views across the ‘Bush Capital’• Can host up to 4,000 guests

Canberra has a range of accommodation options, from five-star, boutique and heritage-listed hotels or serviced apartments.

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Canberra’s national attractions, including the National Gallery and National Museum, not only hold the story of Australia in their diverse collections but also provide prestigious venues for cocktail parties, gala dinners and business events.

National Convention Centre Canberra• Recently refurbished with 15 spaces over two floors• The Royal Theatre can accommodate 540 guests

Stretching along the coastline of south east Queensland, the Gold Coast offers the perfect mix of city, hinterland and beach experiences in which to reward your team.

Access: Gold Coast Airport services 420+ flights per week with regular connections across Australia and New Zealand and direct flights to Hong Kong, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Tokyo.

Weather: Warm summer Dec-Feb Mild winter Jun-Sep

Grape stomping Stomp grapes and test the palate in a blind wine tasting at O’Reilly’s Canungra Valley Vineyards, in the Scenic Rim region.

Climb tree topsTake the Tree Top Challenge at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary, which includes Australia’s highest and fastest zipline experience.

Learn to surf Ride a jet boat around the Gold Coast’s waterways, then learn to surf with the Gold Coast Surf Academy.

Breakfast with dolphinsEnjoy a hot buffet breakfast with the dolphins at Sea World’s Dolphin Lagoon.

Go on a rainforest retreat Charter a helicopter to O’Reilly’s Rainforest Retreat, which caters for up to 180 people. Enjoy sunset drinks at Moonlight Crag Lookout.

Dinner with beach views Be taken by Harley Davidson to dinner at Seaduction Restaurant and Bar with views over the beach at Surfers Paradise.

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Charter a luxury yacht with Cruise Gold Coast for an afternoon on theGold Coast Broadwater with sparkling wine and seafood platters on board the 39-foot catamaran, Life’s Good.

Make an entrance your team will remember and hire a fleet of fire trucks with Gold Coast Fire4Hire, which can carry up to 67 guests.

There are 40 championship golf courses within 45 minutes of Surfers Paradise, which can accommodate groups. Boasting 27 holes, RACV Royal Pines Resort also has its very own team-building company onsite, Time Out Adventures.

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Byron BayRenowned for its relaxed beach lifestyle, wellness retreats and water sports such as surfing and kayaking. On 22 hectares of beachfront, Elements of Byron luxury resort offers 94 private beach villas and conference facilities for up to 450 guests. Host an event at Three Blue Ducks at The Farm, a rustic eatery set on an 80-acre farm and macadamia orchard.

Cabarita BeachJust 15 minutes south of Gold Coast, this popular surfing destination is home to Halcyon House, a 21-room luxury property that features poolside event space and activities such as paddle boarding and yoga.

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The Star Gold CoastThe five-star integrated resort in Broadbeach recently completed a refurbishment that saw all 596 rooms revamped and the addition of new restaurants and bars. Indoor and outdoor event spaces including the Poolside Events Lawn, which can host up to 200 guests, have also been added. A new 17-storey luxury hotel, The Darling, recently opened as part of the complex, with 57 suites.

Kurrawa Terrace This new beachfront venue can host 150 seated guests or 350 for an alfresco cocktail party.

Pacific FairFollowing a recent expansion, Pacific Fair is Queensland’s largest shopping mall and home to an expansive collection of international luxury brands. A dedicated Visitor Lounge can welcome visiting corporate groups.

Bleach* FestivalCelebrate the destination’s coastal culture during this 10-day event, which brings together high-calibre artists from around Australia with pop-up art installations, contemporary music performances, outdoor films, street parties and theatre during March and April.

Gold Coast Food and Wine FestivalThis annual festival explores the city’s evolving culinary landscape. Some 15,000 food and wine lovers gather at more than 30 events across the Gold Coast in June. Join a progressive dinner across the city or host an oyster shucking masterclass.

Sea World Resort & Conference Centre• Can host up to 1,000 delegates • Premium audio-visual facilities• Verandah for coffee breaks

and cocktails

Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre• 6,000-seat arena• 22 meeting rooms

The Island Gold Coast• Newly refurbished 98-room hotel• Rooftop bar can host cocktail events for 500 guests• Level 12 Penthouse dedicated to events

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Voted the world’s most livable city for seven consecutive years, Melbourne is a sporting and cultural hub. With a vibrant culinary identity, the city is home to a myriad of restaurants and bars, while the Yarra Valley and Mornington Peninsula wine regions are a short drive away.

Access: 34 international airlines service Melbourne Airport with484 direct international flights per week.

Weather: Mild summer Dec-Feb Cool winter Jun-Sep

Modern Dining Hub Explore some of Melbourne’s newest restaurants like Etta, which offers modern cuisine in a relaxed setting. For supper, try the 40-seater Arlechin hidden in a CBD laneway.

LAneway ART Challenge Challenge your team’s creative flare with an Instagram photo challenge that captures Melbourne’s street art in laneways like AC/DC Lane, Blender Lane and Duckboard Place.

Cook from the heart Unleash your culinary flare with a pasta-making or cheese-making class at Heart of Hall cooking school, which offers a range of tailored cooking classes.

Chocolate Tour Boost your endorphins with a chocolate-fuelled expedition through Melbourne’s arcades. Chocoholic Tours offers tailored walking tours for up to 12 guests.

Wine Tasting Experience a wine tasting and grape stomping session at Oakridge Wines. Tour the vineyards and learn about viticulture and modern winemaking methods.

A Glamourous Gala Host a gala dinner at the recently refurbished Forum Melbourne, which can accomodate up to 1,500 cocktail or 520 banquet guests.

On the morning of the Melbourne Cup horse race, visit the mounting yard to have a photo with the 18ct solid gold trophy valued at AUD175,000 before it’s handed over to the winners.

Host a dramatic gala dinner in the Great Hall of the National Gallery of Victoria, home to the world’s largest stained-glass ceiling.

The Queen Victoria Market offers a two-hour ‘Ultimate Foodie Tour’ that allows groups to indulge in some of the State’s best produce as they explore Australia’s largest open-air market.

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Phillip IslandTwo hours’ drive from Melbourne, the island is known for its thriving wildlife, including the world’s smallest penguin species, the little penguin. Watch as the penguin colony return to their burrows at night followed by a private dinner in the lavender farm on Churchill Island.

Mornington PeninsulaExplore the peninsula’s gourmet hub of Red Hill, a 70-minute drive south of Melbourne. Visit Montalto winery, restaurant and sculpture park for lunch, and stay at Jackalope Hotel, which has 45 designer rooms.

DaylesfordUnwind in Australia’s spa capital, an 80-minute drive north-west of Melbourne. Stay at the acclaimed Lake House – a 33-room boutique hotel that features an award-winning restaurant, day spa, cooking school and event space for up to 100 people.

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Explore furtherMarnong EstateDue to open in mid-2018, this boutique hotel is located on an historic farm homestead, 15 minutes from Melbourne Airport. Set on 1,100 acres, the estate features conference and banquet spaces, a working Angus Cattle farm, vineyard, restaurant, farmers market and maze.

RACV Cape Schanck ResortLocated in the Mornington Peninsula, this 18-hole golf resort recently completed a redevelopment project that added flexible conference facilities, on-site spa, and 120 new rooms.

Melbourne Spring Racing CarnivalDuring the Spring Racing Carnival (September to October) at Flemington racecourse, book a private marquee for exclusive events. Embark on a horse, wine and beer tour where delegates can get up close and personal with champion race horses.

Formula 1® Australian Grand PrixGet trackside with a VIP package at the Grand Prix at Albert Park in March. Access the fashionable Fangio Lounge, or get a bird’s eye view in the Skybox suite.

Australian Open TennisHeld at the height of the Melbourne summer each January, the Australian Open Tennis offers a host of Grand Slam experiences, including on-site restaurants, private event spaces and corporate boxes.

Old Melbourne GaolThe National Trust’s Old Melbourne Gaol can host themed parties and cocktail events for up to 350 people.

Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre The AUD205 million expansion opened in mid 2018, increasing MCEC to a total size of 70,000 sqm. The expansion connects MCEC to the new 347-room Novotel Melbourne South Wharf.

Crown Melbourne• 3 hotels• 40+ restaurants & bars• 7 meeting & conference venues

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Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix

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The capital city of Western Australia is home to one of the biggest inner-city parks in the world, Kings Park and Botanic Garden. Located on the banks of the Swan River, Perth offers a range of outdoor team-building activities and event spaces.

Access: Perth Airport services 15 international airlines with direct flights from the Middle East, South Africa, New Zealand and Asia. Qantas recently launched non-stop flights from Perth to London.

Weather: Mild summer Dec-Feb Mild winter Jun-Sep

Rooftop CinemaHost a private open-air cinema experience in the CBD with Rooftop Movies for up to 300 people during summer.

DAY ON the BEACH Build team bonds with a game of beach volleyball or water sports at Cottesloe Beach. Enjoy fish and chips while the sun sets across the Indian Ocean.

Seafood and eat itEmbark on a three-hour wild crayfish and seafood experience aboard Mandurah Cruises’ luxury vessel and have your catch cooked onboard.

Island Exploring Cruise to Rottnest Island from Perth in an hour and discover coral, marine life and beaches.

Laneway tourExplore the city’s laneways and arcades with a walking tour with Two Feet & A Heartbeat.

Sail the Swan River Sail across the Swan River with a fleet of luxury yachts. Each yacht accommodates 11 passengers and Swan River Sailing can cater for up to 176 people at a time.

Charter the luxurious 36-passenger ship, True North, to explore the Kimberly Region’s rugged mountains, spectacular gorges and majestic waterfalls with a tailored itinerary.

Host an exclusive dining experience at Wildflower, perched on the rooftop of luxury hotel, COMO The Treasury. The dining room seats 80 guests, where dishes celebrate the six Indigenous seasons.

Established in 1899, The Perth Mint in Hay Street is the oldest operating mint in Australia, and Australia’s only remaining mint from the Gold Rush era.

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The KimberleyThe Kimberley is situated in the northern most part of Western Australia, bordered by the Timor Sea and the Indian Ocean. Stay at El Questro and discover this stunning region. Activities include barramundi fishing, horse riding and scenic flights over the Bungle Bungle Range in the World Heritage-listed Purnululu National Park.

Margaret RiverTaste the fruits of the Margaret River region at Leeuwin Estate, one of five founding wineries in the region, which produces 20 per cent of Australia’s premium wines.

BroomeKnown for its pearling history, Broome is a coastal town located two-and-a-half hours from Perth by plane. There’s a range of incentive activities including camel rides along Cable Beach at sunset, mud crabbing expeditions, spa treatments and the opportunity to purchase South Sea Pearls, harvested off the shores of Australia’s Kimberley Coast.

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Perth International Arts FestivalThe oldest annual international multi-arts festival in the southern hemisphere. Held in February, the event offers some of the world’s best theatre, music, film and visual arts, with bespoke corporate hospitality packages available for groups.

Margaret River Gourmet EscapeHeld each November, this four-day food and wine festival is situated in one of Australia’s premier wine regions. Offering beachside gourmet dining experiences, tastings, master classes and culinary celebrity events, the festival brings together the best of Australia’s landscapes, people and produce.

Optus Stadium • Australia’s newest stadium can seat

60,000 spectators• 18+ specially designed event spaces • Can host up to 2,000 guests

Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre • 18 meeting rooms• Plenary facility for 2,500 delegates

Crown Perth• 3 hotels• 1,188 rooms• 6 event spaces• 1,560-seat ballroom

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Elizabeth QuayA new waterfront precinct along the Swan River, Elizabeth Quay includes a mix of outdoor spaces, restaurants and bars that can be booked for private events. The Ritz-Carlton hotel and DoubleTree by Hilton hotel are currently under construction and set to open 2019.

The Westin Perth opened in April 2018 with 368 rooms and 2,300sqm of event space

InterContinental Perth City CentreThe hotel offers 240 rooms and suites, and seven boutique event spaces that cater to small meetings or cocktail parties for up to 80 guests.

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Sydney’s spectacular harbour and iconic Opera House are just the start of what’s on offer in Australia’s oldest city. Sydney’s options include unique event spaces and a variety of experiences to choose from, including on the city’s famous beaches.

Access: Sydney Airport is Australia’s international gateway, serviced by all the major airlines with 600+ flights per week connecting to more than 90 destinations around the world.

Weather: Hot summer Dec-Feb, Mild winter Jun-Sep

Surf at BondiRide the waves at Bondi Beach during a one-hour group surfing lesson with Let’s Go Surfing.

Opera House TourTake a behind-the-scenes tour that ends with a surprise opera performance and breakfast in the Green Room.

sleep AT the ZOOTake an exclusive night safari around Taronga Zoo, with wildlife encounters and a buffet dinner. Stay overnight in one of 17 tents that overlook the harbour.

Climb the BridgeGet to the summit of Sydney Harbour Bridge, 134 metres above sea level, in just over two hours.

harbourside dinnerExplore Luna Park Sydney by night and host a private dinner in the park’s Heritage-listed Crystal Palace.

RIDE AND DINEGo on a Harley-Davidson ride around the city of Sydney before a sumptuous seafood dinner at Bondi Beach.

Charter a fleet of yachts with EastSail for team-building on the high seas. Host a sailing regatta or treasure hunt on board. EastSail can arrange activities for groups of 10 to 2,000 people.

Host an exclusive dinner at Icebergs Dining Room and Bar, which boasts spectacular views of Bondi Beach. The restaurant can seat 120 people or 250 for cocktails.

The Rocks is Australia’s oldest place of European settlement and a short walk from the Sydney Opera House.

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Blue MountainsTake a guided bush walk, Segway or horse-riding tour through the World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains, a two-hour drive west of Sydney. Stay at Fairmont Resort Blue Mountains, perched at the very edge of the Jamison Valley and enjoy high tea at the iconic Hydro Majestic Hotel.

Hunter ValleyA two-hour drive north of Sydney, the Hunter Valley wine region is home to 150 wineries and a range of activities including hot-air ballooning, grape stomping and wine tasting sessions, cooking classes, golf and spa treatments.

Wolgan ValleyTake a scenic helicopter flight from Sydney to Wolgan Valley in the Greater Blue Mountains region. Stay at luxury retreat, Emirates One&Only Wolgan Valley, where 40 private villas have stunning mountain vistas. Take a guided glow worm walk or bushwalk through the 7,000-acre nature reserve.

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Explore further Luxury hotel Sofitel Darling Harbour has 590 rooms adjacent to ICC Sydney.

Sheraton Grand Sydney Hyde Park has undergone a AUD50 million refurbishment. The 510 room property has over 27,000 sqm of event space.

Harbourside fine dining restaurant Quay now offers a new, interactive culinary experience following a major renovation of the kitchen and dining room. The award-winning tasting menu showcases seasonal produce.

Handa Opera on Sydney HarbourA pop-up outdoor theatre on the edge of the harbour that appears in March. For a premium experience, reserve a three-course dinner in the Platinum Club, or book an entire performance exclusively for your group.

VIVID Sydney The world’s largest festival of light, music and ideas sees the city streets come alive at night from May to June. Colourful projections cover iconic buildings while giant light installations are scattered across the city.

Sculpture by the Sea The world’s largest free outdoor sculpture exhibition, Sculpture by the Sea transforms the coastal stretch between Bondi and Tamarama Beach into an alfresco art gallery every October.

Royal Randwick• Australia’s longest standing racing venue• 20+ indoor and outdoor spaces• 30+ bars and restaurants

Barangaroo• Sydney’s new 22-hectare waterfront dining

and retail precinct• More than 40 restaurants and bars, including

Barangaroo House, a three-level foodie haven• The Cutaway, a subterranean cave-like event

space can host up to 5,000 people

ICC Sydney • Home to Australia’s largest

ballroom, which can host 2,000 for a gala dinner

• Open-air event deck with dramatic city views

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ICC Sydney Royal Randwick

The Three Sisters, Blue Mountains

VIVID Sydney

Barangaroo House

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In Australia’s Red Centre, experience the Uluru and Kata Tjuta rock formations with sunrise tours, star-lit dinners, and more. ULURU delivers the quintessential outback adventure.

Access: Ayers Rock Airport has daily flights from Sydney and Alice Springs, and regular services from Brisbane, Cairns and Melbourne. Qantas operates flights from Darwin to Uluru via Alice Springs.

Weather: Hot summer Dec-Feb Mild winter Jun-Sep

Taste bush tuckerLearn about native bush foods with a tasting of seasonal fruit, seeds and spices at Ayers Rock Resort.

Ride a HarleyRide to Uluru on the back of a Harley Davidson Motorcycle or a 3-Wheeler Trike with Uluru Motorcycle Tours.

Throw a boomerangLearn how to throw a boomerang, and other bush survival skills, with a local Indigenous guide.

Ride a camel Explore the great Central Australian desert with a bespoke camel-riding tour with Uluru Camel Tours.

Watch the sunrise Watch the sun rise over Uluru and Kata Tjuta while you snack on freshly-made damper.

Dine under the stars Host an exclusive dining experience under the stars at Tali Wiru. Start with sparkling wine and canapés as the sun sets over Uluru.

Take a helicopter or scenic flight around Uluru and Kata Tjuta to capture the sheer enormity and raw beauty of the Australian outback.

Stay in one of 15 ‘glamping’ tents at Longitude 131° luxury retreat nested among the ancient dunes at Uluru-Kata Tjuta. Exclusive group buy-outs are available.

Uluru changes colour throughout the day. Experience its various shades from every angle with a pre-dawn camel tour, afternoon helicopter ride, sunset cocktail party or dinner under the stars.

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Experiences

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ULURU

Kakadu National ParkThe largest national park in Australia at20,000 sqkm, Kakadu is one hour and 40 minutes’ drive east of Darwin. Aurora Kakadu in the heart of the wetlands offers 132 rooms and a function venue for up to 120 people. In Darwin, discover beachside dining venues, the five-star SKYCITY Darwin resort, and the pristine waterways of the region with Outback Floatplane Adventures.

The GhanCharter a flight to Alice Springs to connect up with the legendary Ghan train, one of the world’s great rail experiences that runs from Darwin to Adelaide.

Events

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Field of LightExtended until December 2020, this mesmerising light installation sees 50,000 glass spheres illuminate the landscape surrounding Uluru. Experience artist Bruce Munro’s installation during an exclusive dinner for 70-120 people, or with a pre-dawn tour and buffet breakfast for 40-120 people.

Alice Springs Convention Centre • Can host up to 1,200 delegates • 10 meeting spaces• Outdoor courtyard can host cocktails for 400 guests

Ayers Rock Resort • 650+ rooms• 5 individual hotels

Venues

Alice Springs Convention Centre

Field of Light

Camel CupWatch the dust fly for the Uluru Camel Cup held in May. Form a syndicate with your team to take part in the Camel Cup Calcutta at the Outback Pioneer Hotel. On 28 May, experience the thrill of the Saturday races, and dress up for the Fashions on the Field competition. For the VIP treatment, arrange helicopter transfers to and from the venue.

Uluru Meeting PlaceThe award-winning Uluru Meeting Place at Ayers Rock Resort can provide theatre-style seating for up to 420 people.

Ayers Rock Resort

Ghan train

Uluru Meeting Place

What’s NewMayu WiruVoyages Indigenous Tourism (who manage Ayers Rock Resort) recently launched this exclusive fine dining concept, which runs from October 22 to March 24 2019. Mayu Wiru, meaning ‘beautiful flavour’, caters for up to 16 guests and includes an indigenous-inspired dinner at Sails in the Desert hotel followed by a private tour of the Field of Light art installation.

Kakadu National Park