The cheapest cities for Aussies revealed
A LIST of the destinations around the world that offer Australian travellers the best value for money has been released. Can you pick the winners?
A LIST of the destinations around the world that offer Australian travellers the best value for money has been released. Can you pick the winners?
THIS is the place where you live like a king. You can get a dozen beers or a bed, all for $1. But it also has a darker side.
APPARENTLY there are 25 ways you can use a scarf when you travel. A tour company is offering a free booklet to women with 101 pieces of advice they should know.
WHILE jetsetters travel the globe, these people at home are raking it in. They’re funding their very comfortable lifestyles by doing one simple job.
THE slumping Aussie dollar has put a dampener on many of our holiday plans, but there are some places still offering a bargain.
INDONESIA has resolved to penalise Aussies as tensions over the execution of the Bali Nine drug smugglers worsen. And it will affect the cost of your next trip to Bali.
IT’S something all travellers struggle with when planning upcoming trips. Want to avoid the tourist traps and find the bargains? Here’s what you need to know.
FROM lost engagement rings to dodgy tattoo experiences — these are some of the weird and wacky insurance claims Australian holidaygoers are making.
AN intriguing YouTube video has captured the chaos caused when wads of cash blew over Kuwait City and people ran into the road to grab the notes.
THAT holiday you paid for ages ago to the US may end up costing a lot more if the Aussie dollar’s slide continues, travel agents have warned.
THE stats are in, one in 20 Aussies are taking at least five holidays a year. Five we hear you ask? Here’s how you can do it too.
DON’T be duped into taking this extra. It has been revealed that travellers can save up to five times the cost of this one thing.
WITH Christmas just around the corner, there are some things you can start doing now to save dollars this holiday season.
FOR the most part, planning a trip is insanely fun. But then reality kicks in, how can you actually afford it? Here’s how to hack the system so you’re not left out of pocket.
THE Aussie dollar may be down, but it’s not out. Here’s where and how to make the most of our currency elsewhere.
TIPPING can be a tricky subject, especially when it comes to travel: Who do you have to tip? How much? What if the service is terrible? Never fear, we’ve got you covered.
AN Aussie traveller on a US trip wound up with an unexpected bill of almost half a million dollars — and it wasn’t for a fancy hotel.
YOU may think you scored a good deal on your flight — but you may be surprised by how much (or how little) your seatmate paid.
YOU spend hours hunting the cheapest airline ticket, but you don’t think twice about forking out for this other common travel cost.
PARIS. New York. Copenhagen. One Australian destination is right up there with these famous cities on a list of the world’s most expensive places — again!
YOU’RE buying a ticket and then the airline claims there’s only “five seats left”. But is that really true?
AUSSIE travellers have been hit hard by the falling dollar, so where are the two best places to stretch your dollar further?
FROM annual and family policies to buying online, experts reveal their travel insurance tips to Donna Kramer.
THE best travel experiences are always the ones that almost didn’t happen. So here are five tools to help you put the ‘plan’ in your ‘unplanned’ travel moments.
YOU have heard the horror stories about holiday-makers accidentally racking up huge phone bills overseas. Here’s how not to be that person.
YOU may think you’re being generous but in some countries it’s not culturally acceptable to leave tips, and clueless Aussie travellers risk causing offence.
IT’S that dreaded moment when you realise your wallet – along with all your cash and credit cards – is missing. Even worse: you’re miles away from home. Here’s what to do.
SKY-HIGH fees for withdrawing your own cash. Pricey organised tours. Having to fork out to relax on the beach. They are the rip-offs that make travellers’ blood boil, but you can avoid them.
AUSTRALIANS heading overseas in the next few weeks will find their money doesn’t go as far as those travelling just a few months ago.
TRAVELLERS are losing out on travel insurance when they misplace their phones or have them stolen on holiday.
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