As the world bids farewell to 2023 and welcomes the promise of 2024, celebrations have ignited across the Pacific, with Australia and New Zealand leading the charge in ringing in the New Year. New Zealand’s vibrant festivities began with a spectacular fireworks display from the iconic Auckland Sky Tower, accompanied by a dazzling light show over the Harbour Bridge.

Melbourne, home of the Australian women’s football team Matildas, waltzing Barbies, and dangling Taylor Swift songs, is a lovely spot to ring in the new year. A wealth of lovely activities awaits people in the New Year of 2023, sure to excite them.

Australians should make some noise to welcome 2023 as they rejoice and revel on New Year’s Eve. This year, artificial intelligence-powered pyrotechnics will take the place of traditional ones, making it bigger and better.

In 2023, Trip.com reports China’s key role in global travel surge, with a 240% increase in trips, especially to Southeast Asia.

Vi, a leader in India’s telecom sector, unveils a game-changing international roaming campaign for affordable, unlimited global connectivity.

In late 2024, Australia will witness the debut of Hyde Perth, the first of its kind in the Hyde hotel collection.

“Discover the captivating lineup of Qantas’ 2023 in-flight entertainment, featuring top movies, shows, and music loved by passengers at 38,000 feet.

Rex Flyer members now have the opportunity to utilize their accumulated points for booking flights, extending to both Rex Airlines’ domestic routes and various regional destinations throughout Australia. This marks the completion of the second phase of the program’s rollout, enabling members to redeem flights using their points through three distinct flight reward options: Anytime, Getaway, and Ultimate.

Tourism Council WA is urging Western Australians to plan ahead and secure bookings for activities like tours, attractions, and dining spots prior to embarking on their summer vacations.

The Allan Labor Government stands behind Victoria’s thriving tourism sector, as fresh data highlights a remarkable surge in tourism spending, reaching an unprecedented high of nearly $37 billion by September 2023.