H.I.S. Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; hereinafter 'HIS') is launching a tour featuring the 'Indian Pacific,' a luxury cruise train that traverses approximately 4,352 km from Perth to Sydney, Australia. The Indian Pacific is Australia's longest railway, crossing the continent from the Indian Ocean to the Pacific Ocean as its name suggests. It is a highly popular train that is in high demand both domestically and internationally, typically selling out on its official website every year. From the train windows, passengers can enjoy the dynamic mountain scenery of the World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains and the world's longest stretch of straight railway track, spanning approximately 478 km. As a cruise train, it also includes excursions in major cities, offering a variety of attractive experiences. HIS is now offering a 5-day, 4-night tour departing from Perth on the Indian Pacific, heading toward Sydney. We have prepared two departure dates, each limited to 10 people across 5 cabins. The class provided is 'Platinum Service,' which includes breakfast in the cabin, afternoon service, and access to the deluxe bar, lounge, and dining areas. Additionally, the itinerary before and after the train journey includes guided tours of Rottnest Island, a nature reserve home to quokkas, and the World Heritage-listed Sydney Opera House, ensuring a luxurious and extraordinary experience. 9-Day Perth & Sydney Tour via the Indian Pacific https://www.his-j.com/kaigai/oceania/australia/feature/indian_pacific/ Departure Dates: December 10, 2026, and January 7, 2027 Airline: ANA (Direct flight) Travel Price: Business Class: 2.6 million to 2.8 million JPY (per person/double occupancy/includes fuel surcharge) Economy Class: 1.9 million to 2.1 million JPY (per person/double occupancy/includes fuel surcharge) Minimum Participants: 1 person *A single supplement fee is required for solo travelers (no room sharing available) <Recommended Points> ・A Japanese-speaking guide will accompany the tour to support your travels. ・Includes 'Anshin Support,' which covers medical and rescue expenses up to 10 million JPY during the trip.

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