Globus family of brands’ National Account Manager, Sarah, experienced our Cosmos ‘Top End & Central Australia Explorer’ tour in early July. Designed specifically for Australians and New Zealanders travelling close to home (or at least, just across the Tasman Sea!), let’s delve into Sarah’s most memorable cultural highlights. I recently travelled through the Northern Territory on the Cosmos ‘Top End […]
While Japan is widely known for being a superb culinary destination, it likely means you’ll have a never-ending list of food to try when you visit! Being Japan’s second largest city affords Osaka (and the wider Kansai region that it’s found in) a wide variety of food that the city prides itself on. There’s a popular saying that Osaka locals will spend […]
Globus family of brands’ Customer Services Consultant, Courtney, recently experienced our Globus Contrasts of the Kimberley tour. While there are so many new things to see and do, Courtney has narrowed it down to her top seven picks for the Kimberley region – not an easy feat, we tell you! Darwin I had additional nights booked in Darwin so I was […]
While small in size, New Zealand holds its own on the world gastronomy stage. Homegrown meat, carefully crafted dairy and plentiful kaimoana (seafood) are New Zealand’s big producers however the country is lucky enough to go beyond these categories. Planning on exploring New Zealand? Make sure you include these iconic New Zealand foods to wrap your taste buds around! New […]
One of our favourite things about France is the plethora of grand châteaux dotted around the country. The word château can be defined as a manor house, a castle, country or wine estate, or even a stately residence imitating a castle. As broad as the word is, there are over 40,000 châteaux so we have compiled a guide […]
Globus family of brands’ Customer Services Consultant, Fiona, recently experienced our Globus Contrasts of the Kimberley tour. Read on to hear about Fiona’s wild and wonderful adventure through the Kimberley. Throughout this journey I discovered the rich culture and history of the Kimberley (which I am embarrassed to admit) that I knew little about. […]