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Two essential things to survive long-haul flights with kids

Why should the presence of a miniature human or two stop you from travelling? Plan to involve these two things.

  • by Ben Groundwater
A ‘co-living space’ at YHA Sydney Harbour.
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Sex, booze and partying is gone: I’m keen to stay in hostels again

Have you been to a hostel recently? They’re different now.

  • by Ben Groundwater
Australians will find entering Europe more complicated from next year.

Entering Europe to get more complicated for Australians

Starting next year, the EU will implement a new entry system designed to improve security which will mean Australians have to pay a fee to enter.

  • by Michael Gebicki
Dettifoss waterfall is a splendid sight.

Escape (or embrace) the cold: The best holiday destinations for July

Warm up in the Top End or on a Pacific island, or embrace winter’s chill with a southern snow trip.

  • by Brian Johnston
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Travel hot list, June 2023: The top new hotels and attractions

Singapore icon’s revamped rooms, a new way to stay at an Aussie bucket-list item and the world of Barbie are among this month’s highlights.

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Cash is no longer king: The new rules of spending money overseas

The world has been altered markedly – in every sense, including financial – since COVID-19 took hold. Cash is no longer king.

  • by Ben Groundwater
The Burj Al Arab hotel in Dubai.

$5 a day or $75 an hour? Aussies caught out by mobile roaming gaps

Australians on their way to Europe are being stung with international roaming charges at various stopover destinations that aren’t covered by their telco.

  • by Katherine Scott
M4R9JC Tourists hiring a Tuk Tuk, Khao San Road, Bangkok, Thailand Tourists get a tuk tuk

Six of the best ways to get around Bangkok

Bangkok has some of the world’s worst traffic, but there are ways to beat it – here are six of them.

  • by Caroline Gladstone
As a non-EU resident, you can save up to 20 per cent on the purchase of luxury goods.

Following these steps could save you heaps in Europe

Filling out a form and keeping your receipts could save you 20 per cent on things you buy on your holiday.

  • by Michael Gebicki
Customers queue outside a popular restaurant in Seoul, South Korea.

How to book a restaurant that’s impossible to get into

An entire months’ worth of reservations can be gobbled up in seconds. So how do you get into these places?

  • by Ben Groundwater