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For those that would like a bit of fun, and to see some 'Aerial' views of Australia and Melbourne you can take our 'virtual descent' to Australia and our office.

Lvl 1, 12-14 Glenferrie Rd, Malvern Vic 3144 Australia
Ph (+61)(03) 9500-0444 Fax (+61)(03) 9509-0111
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Photographic Street View: Try Google map images. We are the second level of the black building on the right hand corner above the Bed Shop. Please note that Google took their image before we installed our signage.

Parking: Map - see where we are
There is plentiful local parking with the majority being 2 hour. There are dedicated car parks as well as local streets. The carpark associated with the Malvern Central Shopping Centre is opposite our front door.

Parking layout for physical visitors - Aerial 'Map' - Temporarily disconnected until aerial pictures can be taken of our new office location.

Public Transport:
We have many trams coming to our front door via either Dandenong Rd, or Glenferrrie Rd. Plan your tram journey.
In addition we are 50mtr from Malvern railway station which is an 15 minute journey to, or from central Melbourne.
For train timetables

Our standard office opening hours are; 0900am to 1730pm Monday to Friday. Saturday and after hours by appointment.
Telephone hours and time zone.

We are closed for official public holidays: Emergency (GENUINE) is possible via the emergency message on the phone system.

ANZAC DAY

Email communication is great and we aim to reply within 3 days. As you can imagine we get a LOT of email!

HERE'S a story for every travel professional caught in the daily email avalanche ... There's a new trend emerging called ‘email bankruptcy’, the act of declaring your ‘inbox’ bankrupt andstarting over. New York-based venture capitalist Fred Wilson last week blogged: "I am so far behind on email that I am declaring bankruptcy. "If you've sent me an email (and you aren't my wife, partner, or colleague), you might want to send it again. I am starting over." But for most, this will be an impossible step to take. Just witness the impact a recent outage of the 'CrackBerry' network had in North America, where it was even mentioned in a White House press briefing.