Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
Sponsored Content
HomeIn BusinessCelebrating a new home

Celebrating a new home

Staff and friends of Gregor & Lewis Bespoke Travel recently celebrated their first office move after 12 years of being based in the one local location.

Clients and the award-winning travel agency team bonded over food and drinks at Eddie Cheeba’s in Noosa Heads to prepare for their new chapter.

Their team has over 200 years of combined industry experience, specialising in all forms of travel to all corners of the globe, and they’ve now taken that experience back to their homes temporarily until the international borders re-open when the team will be looking for a new premise in the heart of Noosa.

Owner & Managing Director Melinda Gregor said their whole team enjoyed the celebration and looked forward to continuing to grow their successful business from home.

“Our clients all had a great time and are keen to all catch up again before the end of the year,” she said.

“Our clients commented that they are keen to travel again and can’t wait until our international border re-opens.”

To speak to one of their friendly team members, call 07 5447 4666, visit their website at www.gregorlewis.com.au, or email noosa@gregorlewis.com.au

 

Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Conscious Life Festival marks 15 years

One of the Sunshine Coast’s longest-running wellness events is marking a major milestone in 2026, as the Conscious Life Holistic Wellness Festival celebrates 15...
More News

Experience the Village People

Witness the excitement and pumped-up energy of the 1970’s with the electrifying Village People Experience. This dynamic, dazzling tribute features a live band, flamboyant costumes...

Local vision, national dialogue

Noosa Regional Gallery opens two compelling contemporary exhibitions at the end of this month, bringing local and national practices into dynamic conversation. Sunshine Coast-based artist...

New regional arts program

As part of the state government’s Time to Shine plan, a 10-year strategy to boost our vibrant arts scene, the new Regional Community Arts...

Sniffing container air leads dogs to wildlife traffickers

Adelaide University researchers have shown that pairing sniffer dogs with a simple air-sampling device could dramatically improve the detection of illegally trafficked wildlife hidden...

Volunteer grants on offer

Federal Member for Wide Bay, Llew O’Brien, is inviting local volunteer organisations to submit Expressions of Interest for the Australian Government’s 2025–26 Volunteer Grants...

Residents recognised

The annual Australia Day Honours List celebrates the very best of the Australian spirit and I congratulate Noosa’s residents who received recognition in 2026...

How to stay safe during a rural escape

For many people, a rural getaway is the ultimate way to switch off, swapping city noise for fresh air and slower days. From outback...

Cleaning up Noosa

Clean-Up Australia Day is Sunday 1st March this year and brings together people who are interested in maintaining our beautiful parks and streets, waterways,...

Why Tourism Noosa uses digital marketing

Why Tourism Noosa Uses Digital Marketing and What It’s Designed to Protect Discussions about tourism and marketing can sometimes feel polarising, particularly in a place...

Step into the heart of small-town Louisiana

Noosa Arts Theatre (NAT) is thrilled to present Steel Magnolias, a heartwarming and powerful drama set entirely within the walls of a small-town beauty...