Australia and New Zealand tour operator AAT Kings is offering agent rewards for all 2026/27 Guided Holidays bookings made before 5th October.
Agents will receive a €20 life:style voucher when any Classic or Small Group Guided Tour is booked, and in addition, the top Small Group Tour booker during this time will also win a gourmet food hamper worth over €100. Bookings can be made directly with the sales team, online via the Travel Agent Portal, or through a registered tour operator partner.
AAT Kings announced – for the first time ever – the addition of small group guided tours to its 2026/2027 itineraries last month – Australia & New Zealand Tour Operator AAT Kings Adds Small Group Tours Category for 2026/27 Season – ittn.ie
Groups will have an average of 16 and maximum 24 guests, offering a more intimate tour experience. The move is a departure for the Australia and New Zealand touring specialist, which has traditionally only offered larger group tours.
In total, 14 new Small Group itineraries have been added, along with nine new MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® experiences – which offer guests extraordinary encounters championing local people, wildlife, and the planet.
Webinars are being offered over the summer, to guide agents through the details of the new touring style and highlights of the many new tours and experiences on offer for 2026/27. Spaces are still available on September 9th, 10th, and 11th – all at 10am. Pre-registration is required by completing a form here and there will be three giveaways per webinar of €20 life:style vouchers.
Up to 10% discount is available on select departures of 2026/27 Classic or Small Group tours, when booked before 30th September 2025.* A 9-day Tropical Queensland small group tour from Brisbane to Cairns – expected to be especially popular with the Irish and UK markets – costs from €4,293pp including the 10% discount, based on 26 July 2026 departure. Itinerary highlights include K’gari (Fraser Island), the Whitsunday Islands, a stay on Hamilton Island, and a full day cruise on the Great Barrier Reef.
