John Daniels has owned and operated Travel Plus for over 30 years. John has travelled the world and continues to travel frequently with his wife Moira; at times taking clients away with them. Although John doesn’t consult he is more than happy to sit down and discuss your travel arrangements with you.
Chelsea Ambrose has been in the travel industry for over 7 years and worked for Travel Plus the entire time as a Travel Consultant. She has travelled to Bali, Fiji, Singapore, Hong Kong, Vietnam, and China, Sri Lanka and all of Australia. Her favourite place is seeing where the red dirt meets the white sand at Cape Leveque which is 200km north of Broome.
Emily Turner has been in the travel industry for over 3 years, first starting in Corporate Travel and has been a Travel Consultant at Travel Plus for over 2 years. Emily travelled extensively throughout Western Europe while living in Germany for a year. Other places Emily has travelled to include the UK, Ireland, Fiji, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Bali, the USA and parts of Australia. Her favourite travel experience was waking up in the car-free town of Zermatt to the sound of cow bells and a pristine view of the Matterhorn.
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Hannah Sweeney has been in the travel industry for over 2 years and has been at Travel Plus for a year as a Travel Consultant. She has travelled to Japan, USA, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Thailand, Cambodia and Laos and Bali and parts of Australia. She has also been on a P&O Cruise to the South Pacific. Her favourite travel experience was watching the sunrise over the Angkor Wat in Cambodia.
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Kate Grossek is the Account manager and has worked for Travel Plus for over 20 years. She is a keen traveller and has travelled South America, America, Europe, UK, most South Pacific Islands, Bali, Thailand, Africa, Jordan, Egypt, Vietnam, Cambodia, China, Singapore, Malaysia and all of Australia. Her favourite travel experience is being up close to the Gorilla’s in the jungles of Rwanda. While trekking South America she also stayed deep in the Amazon jungle and visited a Macaw Research Centre.
