One Games, Two Destinations: SportsLink Travel Appointed Official Travel Partner of the Australian Masters Games 2027
Participants heading to the 21st Australian Masters Games in Newcastle and the Central Coast, New South Wales, from 13 to 20 November 2027, will have expert help planning their trip, with the Australian Masters Games (AMG) pleased to announce the appointment of SportsLink Travel as its Official Travel Partner.
With the Games spread across two destinations, SportsLink Travel will help participants choose where to stay in relation to their sport, coordinate their transport and make arrangements for whole teams, so they can spend less time planning and more time enjoying the Games.
One Games, two destinations
Newcastle and the Central Coast offer spectacular beaches, vibrant dining precincts and world-class sporting facilities, giving participants and their supporters plenty to enjoy on and off the field as the Games mark their landmark 40th anniversary.
Travel planned around your sport
SportsLink Travel is a sports-exclusive travel management provider, working with more than 50 sporting organisations, from national and state sporting organisations to clubs and teams. Their experience in coordinating team travel, competition schedules, equipment and group logistics positions them well to support a multi-sport event of this scale.
As Official Travel Partner, SportsLink Travel will offer a range of travel services for participants, teams, supporters and families, that will include dedicated Australian Masters Games travel packages with flights, accommodation, ground transport and group travel arrangements.
Register your interest in Australian Masters Games travel now
The SportsLink Travel team brings together a diverse range of sporting backgrounds, including three Olympians across three different sports. They understand first-hand what it takes to get athletes, teams and supporters where they need to be, ready to compete and enjoy the experience.
What the Australian Masters Games and SportsLink Travel Say
“Getting a team to the AMG often means one person taking on everyone’s travel arrangements. We want to make that job easier. Newcastle and the Central Coast give participants two great destinations to enjoy. SportsLink Travel can help them work out where to stay and how to get around, so they can plan their trip around their sport and make the most of their time away. We want people arriving with those details sorted, ready to play and enjoy their week away.”
Hayley Ianna, General Manager, Australian Masters Games
“It is great to be working with the Australian Masters Games. We are involved with a number of Masters events across different sports already, so we are excited to help bring together thousands of these athletes from around the country for what will be a fantastic event.”
Paul Kelly, CEO, SportsLink Travel
Key information
- SportsLink Travel is the Official Travel Partner of the Australian Masters Games 2027
- The Games run from 13 to 20 November 2027 in Newcastle and the Central Coast, New South Wales
- Travel packages will be released in the lead up to the Games
- Registrations for the Australian Masters Games 2027 are scheduled to open on 23 February 2027
Register your interest in Australian Masters Games travel now
About SportsLink Travel
SportsLink Travel is Australia and New Zealand’s leading sports-exclusive travel provider, with over 20 years of experience planning and managing travel for sports organisations, teams, athletes and supporters, from grassroots competitions to the Olympic Games and all the events in between.
About the Australian Masters Games
The Australian Masters Games is a biennial multisport event that gives adults the opportunity to keep playing sport, compete and enjoy a week away with friends and teammates. Participants do not need to meet qualifying standards, only the age requirements and entry conditions of their chosen sport. The 21st Games will be held in Newcastle and the Central Coast, New South Wales, from 13 to 20 November 2027, marking the event’s 40th anniversary. The Games are owned by the Confederation of Australian Sport and managed by UniSport Australia, with support from the City of Newcastle and Central Coast Council.
