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Reho Travel Leisure
Reho Travel Leisure is an exciting energetic division of Reho Travel that employs only experienced staff. Our consultants have travelled extensively to over 80 countries around the world. Give us a call or come in to let our experience add to yours! Our agencies (no we don't call ourselves stores) are conveniently located on Toorak Rd in South Yarra and Hunter Street in Sydney and we will even offer you a chair to sit on while we listen to you...I know that's a bit old fashioned but hey we were born in the 80's.
Just back from Bolivia...The hair on his thick black legs stuck up like the effect of static electricity whilst his rump had this orange hue that contrasted severely with the rich dark browns of the wet jungle floor. Whist he was no doubt contemplating his next move; we just stood there in silence admiring this beautiful creature which must have had a diameter of least 15 centimetres. more
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Just back from Spain..where is the passion?
Even the beautiful Royal City of Madrid, with its palaces, boulevards and monuments left me a bit cold. Maybe years of tourism have homogenised the place? After visiting half a dozen Zara outlets and the occasional Desigual store for some retail therapy and to pick up some funky fashion I warmed up a bit - then again dressing in the local get-up kind of does that to you more
[19 NOVEMBER 2011] One year after leading local travel management company, Reho Travel, won a finalist position at the Travelscene Corporate ‘Travel Innovators Award 2010’ for their inspiring charitable efforts in Malawi, the Company is about to take its charity organisation, Rehope, to the next level; opening a micro credit agency.
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Domestic Check-in
Mobile Check-in is available for eligible Qantas and QantasLink domestic flights~ 24 hours and 45 minutes before your flight departure. Your boarding pass is sent to you as a 2D barcode via SMS that you can scan at the boarding gate for your flight. |
In the year of Darwin's bicentenary take advantage of this great value special to oneof the world's most remarkable naturalwonders - the Galapagos Islands. Your 7 night cruise is on board the M/Y Coral. This very comfortable motor yacht has spacious exterior cabins, dining room, lounge/bar, outdoor deck and jacuzzi. |
Qatar Airways will begin operating to Australia before Christmas and in time for the holiday rush, airline Chief Executive Officer Akbar Al Baker announced today at the third day of the Paris Air Show. |
QANTAS may axe its frequent flyer joining fee and will soon allow members to book any seat on other overseas airlines as part of a push to reach at least half of Australia's households. |
Go into VAustralia's toilets and you'll find yourself listening to a bizarre swing version of Nirvana's Smells Like Teen Spirit or possibly a rendition of Led Zeppelin's Stairway to Heaven by a singer who sounds suspiciously like Dolly Parton. |
THONGS, Vegemite and salt and pepper shakers in the shape of the Sydney Opera House will feature on flights by the nation's newest international airline as part of an assault on Qantas's claim to be the spirit of Australia. V Australia will also offer a women-only toilet as it seeks to differentiate itself from its competitors. |
The Good Hotel in San Francisco chose to focus on three things-a positive, optimistic attitude, environmental awareness (reduce/reuse/recycle), and philanthropy. Their goal is to create a community for their guests that is connected to and benefits our SoMa neighborhood, the city of San Francisco and the world at large. At the very minimum, their mission is to put a smile on people's faces.' |
Italian hotelier Alessandro Rosso is not afraid of a challenge. When the owner of the sleek Italian hotel group, Town House, decided to open a new flagship hotel in Milan, he didn't just want to create the best hotel in town. He wanted to create a hotel so good, it needed a whole new rating system. That's how the world's first seven-star hotel was born. |
Australians travelling to the US next week could be blocked from boarding their flights should they fail to comply with little-publicised new entry requirements. The new rules are part of the US Government's attempts to strengthen border security after the attacks of September 11, 2001, but there appears to be confusion in Australia about who will enforce them. |
STOCKHOLM, Sweden - When you exit Arlanda Airport on the highway toward Stockholm, you'll see a Boeing 747 on your left that looks curiously out of place. The plane sits idle and lonely on a grass-covered mound just outside the airport perimeter, without any recognizable airline colours. You might think the giant aircraft got lost on the way to the runway and was abandoned here, were it not for the inscription on the side: "Jumbo Hostel."
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