Whether you want to spoil your family at home or away, you’ll find the perfect way to show them just how special they are at Sydney International Airport.
Find a uniquely Australian keepsake for yourself, family or friends abroad at Australian Made*,
The Rainbow Serpent*,
Purely Australian* and
R.M. Williams* where you’ll find traditional souvenirs as well as one of a kind artefacts and artworks by prominent Aboriginal artists.
Indulge in stunning Australian opal and gemstones from Opal Fields*; choose one of Australia’s iconic surf brands from Billabong or
BeachCulture*; collect your favourite sporting team’s colours at Sports Arena*
; or show the world why Australian wines are among the best in the world with a bottle of award winning wine from
SYD Tax and Duty Free* or Australian Produce.
At Sydney Airport you will even find shops that can’t be found anywhere else including the world’s only dedicated Wiggles* and Lonely Planet* stores.
*Retail outlets located after Customs.
Featured Retailer
In a world first The Wiggle Store has opened at Sydney Airport offering a full range of merchandise.
Featured Offer
We've put together a fantastic selection of low tax & duty free deals for your Chinese New Year celebrations.
Every month a lucky
entrant has the chance to Win a $1,000 shopping spree at Sydney Airport!
Click below to see who the lucky winner in December was!
Featured Retailer: The Wiggles Store
The Wiggles Store
is a one-stop shop for parents and children, operated by SYD Airport Tax & Duty Free, stocking exclusive Wiggles products toys, games, homewares, books, stationery and clothing - the perfect treat for a flight, or a gift for those back home - and all at tax-free prices.
Featured Offer: Happy Chinese New Year
Celebrate with these low tax and duty free deals.
At SYD Airport Tax & Duty Free - we've put together a fantastic selection of low tax & duty free deals for your Chinese New Year celebrations. Be sure to buy your duty free online now and save.
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What's on in Sydney: Sydney Festival 2010
Sydney Festival is Australia's largest annual cultural event featuring more than 50 events including classical and contemporary music, dance, circus, drama, visual arts and public lectures. Its indoor and outdoor presentations attract an estimated 1 million people annually.
The 2009 Festival includes Robert Lepage with his 9 hour epic, Lipsynch; Barrie Kosky’s retelling of Edgar Allan Poe’s classic, The Tell-Tale Heart; the Nature Theater of Oklahoma’s No Dice plus many more.
The festival takes place from 1 January - 31 January 2010. For more information call (02) 8248 6500 or visit
www.sydneyfestival.org.au
Did you know that
This Chinese New Year is the year of the Tiger with celebrations taking place on the 14th of February. The Tiger is the third sign in the Chinese Zodiac cycle, and it is a sign of bravery. This courageous and fiery fighter is admired by the ancient Chinese as the sign that keeps away the three main tragedies of a household. These are fire, thieves and ghosts.
