Travelrite International

Music Tours and Cruises are sightseeing tours, for all travellers, with a focus on music, especially in the evenings. We run international music tours and cruises to various parts of the world, and we run outback music tours to various parts of Australia.

The music performances our tour groups attend range from famous shows, like the Edinburgh Tattoo, Grand Ole Opry and Preservation Hall, New Orelans in America's deep south to informal performances in pubs, honky tonks, and dance halls.We also run Music Cruises. Our Music Cruises are sightseeing cruises, on luxury cruise ships, with a focus on music.

For detailed brochure/further information call Travelrite International Pty Ltd. Toll Free 1800 630 343 or John Howie (03) 9816 3648 Mobile 0409 409 528 Email: johnhowiemusictours@hotmail.com or request a printed version of our full colour brochures. PDF brochures of all tours available here. John Howie's Music Tours are run in partnership with Australian company Travelrite International.

John Howie is an Australian musician who lives in Melbourne. He and his identical twin brother, Graeme, perform together as The Howie Brothers, a well-known country/easy listening vocal harmony recording act. John and Graeme were previously members of country band 1901 which, in the early '80s, won three Golden Guitars (including two Group of the Year awards) at the Australasian Country Music Awards in Tamworth.

I hoped it would be and it was my 'Blues Tour of a lifetime'! But it was also a great overview of the US and we covered a lot of ground and saw lots. It gave me an insight into the country, it's culture & it's friendly people. Not just for blues fans, a fantastic trip for music fans wanting a snapshot of a vast & diverse country.

The 2022 Tasmania Music Tour will be an unforgettable experience! Tasmania is a 'must see' travel destination, with a host of scenic highlights, including some of the best wilderness and coastal scenery in the world. Also, with the first white settlement dating back to 1803, Tasmania is rich in colonial and convict history.