Tourism Central Australia (TCA) and NT Now have extended the Fly Free to Alice Springs offer for six months, with Red Centre holiday packages now bookable for travel through to 30 June 2027.
Travellers who book an eligible package receive a credit equal to the lowest available inbound economy airfare into Alice Springs at the time of booking, capped at $750 per person.
The extension follows strong interest in TCA’s recent Red Centre Drive Voucher campaign, which drew more than 15,000 applications.
“The response to the Red Centre Drive Vouchers has shown us there is enormous appetite among Australians to experience Central Australia,” Tourism Central Australia CEO Danial Rochford said. “That’s why we’re extending Fly Free travel through to June 2027, giving Australians more choice and more time to plan their Red Centre holiday.”
More than 20 itineraries are available across Alice Springs, Kings Canyon and Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, ranging from short escapes and wildlife adventures to arts and culture road trips and luxury getaways. Dedicated packages are also available around FabALICE, Parrtjima – A Festival in Light and the Finke Desert Race.
Departures are available from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth, subject to airline schedules and availability.
Featured packages
- West MacDonnell Ranges Wildlife & Nature Explorer – from $1,379: Four nights in Alice Springs, aimed at families
- Stargazing & Dark Skies – from $1,819: Four nights in Alice Springs
- Alice Springs Stars, Sunsets & Slow Adventure – from $2,089: Four nights in Alice Springs
- Alice and Hidden Gems – from $2,589: Five nights in Alice Springs
- Red Centre Arts & Culture Road Trip – from $2,689: Seven nights across Alice Springs, Kings Canyon and Uluru
- Best of Red Centre Explorer – from $3,589: Six nights across Alice Springs, Kings Canyon and Uluru
The offer is available exclusively through NT Now and participating Australian retail travel agents. Bookings are open now and close on 30 November 2026, unless sold out earlier. Interested travellers can learn more on NT Now’s website.
