Reho Travel July 2026 Newsletter

Read about some of the exciting initiatives taking place across the business, including our ongoing commitment to purpose-driven travel as a Certified B Corporation. We’re also proud to support our team’s participation in Pickleball for Wishes, raising funds for Make-A-Wish Australia. If you’re able to, we’d love your support in helping us create life-changing wishes for children facing critical illnesses.
The Energy Between Us

Every business wants a great culture. The problem is, culture isn’t something you can announce at a team meeting or write into a set of values. It’s built in the small moments. The way we celebrate a win. The conversations between meetings. Whether someone feels recognised. Whether the environment gives people energy or quietly takes it away.
Reho Travel April 2026 Newsletter

As we move further into the year, it’s been a period of both momentum and reflection across Reho. In this edition, we’re proud to share how Reho Study Tours is redefining the way we learn through travel, with the official launch of our new initiative in partnership with Everclime. This marks an important step in embedding sustainability into every journey, ensuring our programs create meaningful impact beyond the experience itself.
Reho Study Tours Launches New Impact Initiative

Today marks an exciting milestone for Reho Study Tours as we officially launch our new sustainability initiative in partnership with everclime, creating meaningful opportunities for students to engage in real-world environmental impact.
Reho Travel Wins Sustainability Award

We’re delighted to share that Reho Travel has been awarded the Sustainability Award – ATIA Accredited Agency at the 2025 National Travel Industry Awards (NTIA), held at The Star in Brisbane on October 18. It is our third time receiving this award, and while we’re incredibly proud, we see it less as a victory and more as encouragement to keep doing better for our clients, our people, and the planet.
Reho Travel August 2025 Newsletter

In this edition of our newsletter, we’re diving into the changing landscape of travel in 2025, where purpose and impact are taking center stage. At Reho Travel, we’ve been guiding businesses on their travel journeys for over 46 years, and today, we’re seeing a shift in how companies approach travel. It’s not just about getting from one place to another, it’s about why we travel and how that shapes who we are as a business.
Booking Airfares in a Changing World: Why Reliability Still Matters

If you’ve booked a flight through Reho, whether for business or for a well-earned holiday, you’ve likely benefited from decades-old technology working quietly behind the scenes. While it may not grab headlines, this system has long ensured fast, smooth, and accurate bookings. But as airlines push for newer solutions, like NDC, the landscape is starting to shift.
Reho Travel Christmas Newsletter

For nearly twenty years, our Christmas card tradition has been a cherished part of Reho’s story. From humble beginnings with hand-drawn cards in Malawi to today’s creative productions, this tradition has evolved into something truly special—often with just a subtle nod to Christmas. Each year, the challenge to outdo ourselves feels akin to the UK’s race for the Christmas #1 song.
Reho Travel Wins NTIA Sustainability Award

Reho Travel has won the NTIA Sustainability Award for ATIA Accredited Agencies, recognised for pioneering responsible travel practices. As Australia’s first B Corp-certified Travel Management Company, Reho balances travel needs with minimizing environmental impact, supporting impactful initiatives like Timor Leste’s Underwater Cinema, and setting new benchmarks for sustainable, socially-responsible tourism.
Reho Travel March 2024 Newsletter

Last week, we had the entire team in the office as we welcomed our Fijian team members to Australia for the first time. We met them at the airport with Western Bulldogs scarves and took them to Brighton Beach, The Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit and Acland Street. They also attended their first AFL game at the MCG.