TravelManagers - Nicole Edgar, your Personal Travel Manager

TravelManagers - Nicole Edgar, your Personal Travel Manager About Me:

My first taste of travel, was as a child, being taken on many and varied family holidays, both overseas, and on road trips within Australia.

Nicole Edgar is part of TravelManagers Australia, a network of travel specialists, who have been selected from amongst the best in the industry, to provide you with a personalised travel agency service, when and where you need it. It quickly made sense to make a career out of something you enjoy – travelling, and gaining the education and personal growth that comes along with visiting different places, experiencing different cultures, and meeting people from all walks of life, all over the world. And what a positive and great job to do – creating, planning and selling people’s dream holidays! My career in the exciting travel industry, began in 1992, when I studied at Jetset Travel Training College, Melbourne, and achieved my Diploma in Travel – in both International and Domestic. My first position was working for Greyhound/Pioneer coaches, at their Franklin Street, Melbourne coach terminal. Then my 10+ years of travel agency experience began a few years later, initially starting out as a Domestic travel consultant, and working my way up to International travel consulting, plus Assistant Manager and Senior Sales Consultant’s roles. It was during this time, that I was nominated for the prestigious travel industry award, the Avis Travel Agent’s Scholarship of Excellence (in Customer Service), in 1999. Voted on by highly respected travel industry peers and reputable judges, I took out the Victorian title, and was an Australian finalist. I’ve has also won numerous “top seller” awards with various wholesalers, which sell a diverse range of products, to different target markets, of varying interests and ages, such as retirees, families, schoolies, adventure travellers, solo travellers, couples, students etc. Having travelled extensively to 30+ countries to date, and around most of Australia, I pride myself on my great geographical product knowledge, customer service and rapport that I have steadily built up with my clients, many of whom are now repeat clients and have become good friends over the years. I like to ensure that your stress is taken away – not just whilst you are on holiday, but throughout the whole planning process of your travel arrangements, from the first quote, to the day you return home after your memorable trip. I create and organise all of your travel arrangements with enthusiasm – as if it were my own holiday I am in the process of planning. So on that note, it’s suffice to say that I look forward to the next phase and chapter of my life: travelling more, but this time with my family; continuing to build up a successful business with TravelManagers; and relishing the opportunity to be of help, providing advice and great customer service to you, when you next wish to plan your travel arrangements! Just remember this: I’d love to tell you where to go! PLACES I’VE TRAVELLED TO:

* AUSTRALIA *

Victoria – Melbourne & entire state
New South Wales – Sydney, Blue Mountains, Lithgow, Bathurst, inland & entire coastline
Tasmania – Hobart, Launceston, Strahan, Stanley, Bicheno, St Helen’s, Freycinet National Park, Swansea,Port Arthur, Zeehan, Mole Creek, Ross, Campbelltown, Georgetown, Tamar Valley
Queensland – Brisbane, Gold Coast, Port Douglas, Cairns, Daintree Rainforest, Mossman Gorge, Kuranda, Mission Beach, Townsville, Rockhampton, Ayr, Mackay, Proserpine, Airlie Beach, Shute Harbour, Noosa, Sunshine Coast, Hayman Island, Hamilton Island, Dunk Island, Fraser Island, Long Island, Whitsunday Island, Daydream Island, South Molle Island
South Australia – Adelaide
Western Australia – Perth & Fremantle
Northern Territory – Darwin, Kakadu National Park, Litchfield National Park, Arnhem Land, Katherine, Katherine Gorge, Tennant Creek, Devil’s Marbles, Alice Springs, Ayers Rock, Kings Canyon, The Olgas, The MacDonnell Ranges

* NEW ZEALAND *

North Island – Auckland, Wellington, Paihia, Russell, Bay of Islands, Lake Taupo, Rotorua
South Island – Christchurch, Queenstown, Picton, Fox Glacier, Greymouth, Arthur’s Pass, Te Anau, Milford Sound, Coronet Peak, Kaikoura

* ASIA *

Hong Kong, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Bali, Jakarta, Indonesia

* EUROPE *

France, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein

* UNITED KINGDOM *

England, Scotland, Wales

* UNITED ARAB EMIRATES *

Dubai

* AFRICA *

South Africa, Victoria Falls, Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Kruger National Park, Chobe National Park

* USA *

California: Los Angeles, Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Disneyland, Universal Studios, Anaheim, San Diego, Sea World, Santa Monica, Palm Springs, Joshua Tree National Park, Mojave Desert
Nevada: Las Vegas
Arizona: Phoenix, Scottsdale, The Grand Canyon
Utah: Bryce Canyon, Zion National Park, Monument Valley
Hawaii: Oahu – Honolulu, Waikiki Beach, Sunset Beach, Waimea Bay, Turtle Bay, Hale’iwa, Polynesian Cultural Centre
Hawaii: Maui – Ka’anapali Beach, Laihaina, Ma'alaea Harbor, Molokini Crater

* FIJI *

Nadi, Denarau, Coral Coast, Sigatoka, Mamanuca Islands – Mana Island, Treasure Island, Bounty Island, Castaway Island, Malolo Island, Plantation Island, Sonasali Island

* CRUISES *

“Murray Princess” (Captain Cook Cruises), “Milford Wanderer”, “Superstar Leo” (Star Cruises), “Dawn Princess” (Princess Cruises), “Sun Princess” (Princess Cruises),“Spirit of Tasmania”, Rhapsody of the Seas (Royal Carribean)

* SKI RESORTS *

Mt Buller, Mt Hotham, Falls Creek, Lake Mountain, Coronet Peak, Mt Baw Baw

* RAIL *

“The Ghan” (Great Southern Rail)


MOST UNUSUAL TRAVEL EXPERIENCE I’VE HAD:

Flying over Victoria Falls & the Zambezi River in Africa, in a microlite (basically it’s a hanglider with two seats for the driver & passenger, with a propeller on the back)...scary, awesome, amazing!!!

23/08/2026

🍎 Take a trip to Tassie! 🍎

Standing room only…
05/08/2026

Standing room only…

😂

05/08/2026
Would you pay extra for ‘priority boarding’, just so you could guarantee your hand luggage can be stored in the overhead...
04/08/2026

Would you pay extra for ‘priority boarding’, just so you could guarantee your hand luggage can be stored in the overhead locker?

Jetstar are updating its carry-on baggage policy, ditching the process of weighing your bags at the gate while also adding a fee to stow your luggage in the overhead lockers.

How do you feel about the charges? Will this encourage faster boarding times with travelers packing lighter?

24/07/2026

An economy class upgrade on Emirates to help you sleep & alleviate jet lag…

24/07/2026

🛩️

Those orange incoming Australian passenger cards will become obsolete over the next 18 months & will be done digitally o...
13/07/2026

Those orange incoming Australian passenger cards will become obsolete over the next 18 months & will be done digitally online. No more scrounging for a pen after a long flight!

I truly believe this! 🌏
02/07/2026

I truly believe this! 🌏

Most people notice the photos.

They see the beaches, the mountains, the landmarks, and the food.

What they don't always see is the confidence gained, the perspective earned, and the lessons learned along the way.

Every trip leaves something behind and takes something valuable home.

Travel changes people in ways that rarely show up in pictures.

⚠️ Dual citizens of Australia & one of 30 Schengen EU countries - the new ETIAS is coming, which is different to the new...
02/07/2026

⚠️ Dual citizens of Australia & one of 30 Schengen EU countries - the new ETIAS is coming, which is different to the new EES. Dual citizens won’t be eligible for the new ETIAS. You’ll have to enter other Schengen countries with your non-Aussie passport.

The European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) is due to be implemented toward the end of 2026. Once implemented, travellers visiting any of the 30 participating European countries visa-free will need to get an ETIAS travel authorisation. The ETIAS is different to the European Entry/Exit System (EES).

Dual citizens of participating European countries or Ireland will not be eligible for an ETIAS travel authorisation. If you’re a dual citizen, once the system is implemented you will not be able to enter any participating countries using your Australian passport. You will have to enter using the passport from your other country of citizenship.

If you don’t have a passport from your other country of citizenship, apply for one soon. Application wait times in some countries can be very long.

For more information, visit: https://travel-europe.europa.eu/en/etias

30/06/2026

Melbourne’s Tullamarine Airport upgrades:

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