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Discover Holidays is the only online travel choice with its own live call center service. This means when you call us you instantly get your very own personal holiday professional dedicated to getting you away on your dream holiday experience. Our staff knows the beaches, bars, restaurants and resorts, hide-aways, and highlights of Australia like the back of their hand. Their local knowledge is the difference between a good time and a great time, a good place and a great place, a good experience, and a memory-of-a-lifetime "Thank-you DH" experience!
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Suite 202, Level 2/89-91 Surf Parade, 4218, Broadbeach, Australia
- 1300 767 470
- info@discoverholidays.com.au
- discoverholidays.com.au
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