Tag: Travel

Navigating the proper and authentic resources is vital when studying abroad; it provides security and a hassle-free process.

Visit Japan and be prepared for an exquisite experience of a life-time. How? Worry not! This article will be your go to handbook.

If you're seeking an unforgettable yachting experience, look no further than the stunning Mediterranean Butinah Charters is the way to go.

With its world-class universities, multicultural environment, Australia is an appealing destination for many international students. 

Don't let the fear of the unknown hold you back - with the right preparation and knowledge, you can make your move to Spain a success!

Florence in Italy is one of the favourite destinations for tourists from all over the world for its unique landscapes and architecture.

Spring break is typically a week-long break that provides students with numerous opportunities to travel and spend time relaxing. Here's more

The truth on road trips is that drivers risk their lives by either driving non-stop for hours or not being properly equipped for emergencies.

Travel restrictions will be eased a little more as of next week. Proof of vaccination is required.

While the global cruise industry is slowly making a comeback and US summer sailings are in demand, uncertainty remains in Australia.

International Covid-19 proof of vaccination certificate becomes available to Australian citizens and visa holders from today.

From 1 February 2022, Air New Zealand will require customers travelling anywhere on its international network to be fully vaccinated.

With Australia likely to reach its ‘vaccination threshold’ by December, flights to UK, Asia and North America are in the offing.

First step is to speed up the vaccination process to ensure everyone is at least partially vaccinated to reduce the risk of the Delta variant.

Trans-Tasman Bubble deflated for at least the next eight weeks due to Kiwi concerns over Australia’s multiple Covid outbreaks.

Temporary ban on quarantine-free travel between the destinations was lifted from midnight after NSW detected no new Covid infections.

New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern confirms the quarantine-free travel bubble between Australia and New Zealand opens on 19 April.

Consumer Commission has been investigation website’s owner after it withheld payments to travel agents during pandemic.

UK residents still can’t leave their island to go on holiday. But tourism-dependent countries are lining up to tell them they’ll be welcome.

Consumer Travel Reimbursement Scheme is recovering money owed to New Zealanders by overseas travel suppliers.

Clever new initiatives are required to get tourism-dominated economies flourishing again. For some, diversification may be the only option.

Our nation of inveterate foreign travellers took a massive 8.5-million fewer trips overseas during 2020, the Bureau of Statistics says.

Beleaguered travel agents are receiving one-off Federal grant payments in an effort to keep the Covid-hit industry afloat in Australia.

Regular flights will now take place between the two destinations, but not all flights will be quarantine-free.

Negotiations now underway for quarantine-free travel with island of Niue. Similar plan with Cook Islands was also announced recently.

Limited flights and only Australia is allowing quarantine-free entry. But there are hopes that this is the start of bigger things.

Cruise industry continues to suffer due to virus and travel restrictions. Carnival Cruises recently posted $3-billion quarterly loss.

For those who miss the thrill of travel – but can’t do border checkpoints and quarantine periods – the airline has a popular solution.

Bureau of Statistics visitor arrival figures show 28% drop for 2019-20. Decline in student arrivals even more dramatic.

When the pandemic broke, the cruise industry was decimated as its ships became floating outbreaks. Efforts to kick-start it are floundering.

If you are longing for the thrill and adventure of travel and feeling the corona-related restrictions on movement, we have just the remedy with our top picks of films that take you around the globe.

Maybe it is time to start thinking about some unusual destinations to visit once the world returns to normal. Here are a few, off the beaten track countries that you might want to consider visiting.

Australians are not allowed to leave the country, under extraordinary new coronavirus restrictions.

Government issues stark warning to any Australians overseas who wish to get back home because of COVID-19 - do it "as soon as possible".

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Castles, parks and the Danube: Juliette Massardier discovers the history and charm of Budapest.

The winners in the Travel Photographer of the Year competition have been announced by National Geographic. Take a look at some incredible images...

Fabulous Miami Beach is worth visiting for both business and pleasure. Here’s some of its best hot spots.

On Dorset’s dramatic Jurassic Coast, just a pebble’s throw from the shore, lies a delightful coastal bolthole for anyone who wants to get away from the Big Smoke for a weekend.

5 awesome European travel hot spots boasting something a little familiar for Aussies.

Increasing numbers of us are concerned about how our travels impact the environments and local communities of our destinations.

When it comes to every single aspect of travel, from working out how much that restaurant bill is in sterling to discovering the best beach, there’s an app for that.

Not only has Australia ranked first in the Asia Pacific Region in the World Economic Forum’s recent report, but it cracked seventh position globally too!

With airport departure taxes now scrapped in the UK, flying for kiddies has been reduced dramatically. Find out if your children are eligible and what this means for your travels

Some advice on how not to act the next time you return from your travels, or, as College Humor puts it, “Eat, Pray, Shut Up”.