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Explore Holidays further diversifies with launch into Australian domestic market

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Explore Holidays has made its mark on the Australian travel landscape with the launch of its first-ever comprehensive domestic travel program.

The move follows the roll-out last month of a wide-ranging spread of new Asia product offering Bali , China , Hong Kong and Macau , Malaysia and Singapore as well as a combined Thailand , Vietnam and Cambodia brochure

Explore Holidays has prefaced the release of the new domestic program with the release of a four-page flyer offering a range of ‘Bargain Breaks’ specials in several popular holiday destinations.

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