Australia, NZ specialist expands to the UK
Bespoke holiday specialist to Australia and New Zealand, TravelEssences has entered to the UK market.
Founded by Kiwi Andrew Morten in 2006, the company has a head office located in Zeist, the Netherlands and branches across Germany.
TravelEssence says it takes a personal approach with their clients and suppliers and works directly with over 2,000 small-scale accommodations, allowing clients to stay with Australian or New Zealand hosts.
Each holiday is unique and custom-made.
“As a New Zealander, I want travellers to be able to experience Down Under the same way as the locals do.” Morten said.
TravelEssence focuses on trips away from the main tourist areas.
“Locals know exactly what places make their country special and unique, and that is the experience they want to share with their guests,” Morten added.
Learn more about : Tourism Australia ( Asia Pecific ) Tourism Australia ( United Kingdom )
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