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Escape this winter to Australia or Fiji It’s your choice! The contrasting beauty of Australia or world-class golf by the sparkling Pacific Ocean in Fiji. Travel2 offers two luxurious packages with Virtuoso exclusives and amenities to make your stay all the more memorable. SYDNEY and FIJI AYERS ROCK 6 Nights • Available January 4 – March 31, 2015 FROM $2,299 PER PERSON 7 Nights • Available October – December 18, 2014 and February 1 - March 31, 2015 Includes: FROM $6,498 PER PERSON • Six nights’ accommodation at Natadola Beach Includes: Fiji, InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa (one-bedroom Club Suite). • Four nights’ accommodation at the InterContinental Sydney (Superior Opera View • Butler service, Club Lounge and infinity pool Room), includes breakfast daily. access, separate check-in area. • Deluxe Sydney in Style half-day sightseeing • Sunset cocktails & canapes (adults only), exploring the best of Sydney’s iconic complimentary internet, all-day beverages attractions. (non- alcoholic) and afternoon tea in Club Lounge. • Private Blue Mountains full-day sightseeing tour, showcasing unique scenery and • Resort credit FJ$600 per room. Australian wildlife. • Two rounds of golf for two people at the • Private Tastes of the Hunter Valley sightseeing Natadola Bay Championship Golf Course. tour to discover one of Australia’s premier • Breakfast daily in a choice of three venues. wine regions. • Complimentary resort activities. • Three nights’ accommodation in Ayers Rock at Longitude 131°. Each luxury safari-styled Virtuoso Exclusive tent has dramatic views of the area and a full Two 60-minute beachside cabana massages. breakfast, lunch & dinner are included. Early check-in and late check-out plus an upgrade to next room category (subject to availability). • A magnificent dinner under the stars and entrance tickets to Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. Virtuoso Exclusive Entry into your choice of the Sydney Tower Eye, WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo or SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium. Contact me to start planning your winter getaway and book by December 30th to receive the Virtuoso exclusives. .

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