Angas Travel

As members of ATIA we're calling on the Australian Government to change the travel advisory for Middle Eastern airports from Level 4 "Do not travel" to Level 3 "Reconsider your need to travel".

At the current Level 4, Australians have significantly less rights with their travel insurance whilst transiting through airports in the Middle East. Downgrading the advisory level makes sense given an airside transit of a couple of hours carries a fundamentally different risk to a holiday in-country. It's time for Australia to follow countries including the UK, Germany and France by aligning to our advisory to Level 3, allowing Australians to transit through the Middle Eastern airports to Europe, India and Africa with confidence.

Great to be invited onboard the new Malaysia Airlines A330neo at Adelaide Airport yesterday. From modern cabin amenities to efficient use of space, the A330neo raises the bar for comfort, privacy and convenience— symbolising Malaysia Airlines’ commitment to providing a redefined travel experience as you discover Asia and beyond.

It features a two-class configuration, including 28 business class seats with privacy doors and 269 economy seats, both featuring cabin interiors inspired by Malaysian Songket motifs, 4K IFE screens, and free Wi-Fi.

Big shout out to Loreto Normanhurst for a fantastic Careers Night last week in Sydney. Not even a crazy storm could stop a great turn-out of Year 9-12 students. It was wonderful to talk with so many eager kids inquiring about taking a paid Gap Year after year 12. If you have any questions, or would like to hear more about our Gap Travel Program, email us: [email protected]