Gold Medal introduces its fourth brochure of 2024 portfolio

The brochure is packed with a variety of multi-centre holidays complemented by an exciting range of hotels and resorts. The expert team at Gold Medal has a wealth of experience and knowledge of this diverse region and is perfectly poised to tailor-make dream getaways.

To celebrate the launch of the Gold Medal Australia, New Zealand & South Pacific 2024-25 brochure, Gold Medal are giving agents the chance to win a holiday to Australia worth up to £4,000. The fund ensures they can explore the iconic sights and the beautiful scenery down under in their own special way. 

For the chance to win this amazing prize, agents should register their Gold Medal Australia, New Zealand and South Pacific package bookings at win@goldmedal.co.uk, between 06 August and 04 October 2024. One lucky winning agent will be announced in October. 

Deborah Wadhams, Head of long-haul product shared, “Sydney and the rest of New South Wales continue to be the top performing destinations in this region, but we are also seeing an increase in customers travelling to Western Australia. With Perth being the closest entry point from the UK, it’s a popular choice, and often combined with a stopover in the Far East, such as Singapore. New flight routes have been introduced, plus an increased capacity to the Northern Territory, therefore, we have added a great selection of hotels in Darwin, Alice Springs and the Red Centre.”

Wadhams continued, “The brochure features a total of 25 itineraries that offer everything from premium wine valleys and iconic landmarks to majestic mountains, glistening lakes and natural wonders. In addition, we have included a host of day tours and experiences to elevate every holiday to the next level. We have seen a 36% increase in hotel sales to the whole region, so we’re delighted to showcase a range of properties that complement our selection of itineraries and experiences. Each hand-picked product will immerse customers in their chosen destination, creating memories to last a lifetime."