5 Exotic Diseases To Be Avoided
Five diseases you may not have heard of but definitely don’t want to catch while on the road.
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Tips and Links For Vegetarian Travellers
Some tips and links for Vegetarian travellers out on the road.
Ten Tips on Using a Squat Toilet on a Chinese Train
The moment of truth has arrived; with bowels ready to burst you realise that to hold on any would lead to serious internal injuries. By Roland Boer.
Sailing the Seven Seas: How to Travel by Container Ship
When most people think of a sea voyage, they think: cruise ship, wealthy and obnoxious retirees, bars, shops, discos … But another, far more satisfying way of sailing the seven seas exists..
Guide to Working A Ski Season In Canada
Spending a Canadian Winter working and playing in the snow is a popular option among Aussies looking to work overseas. Check out this comprehensive guide to getting started.
What Will My Trip Cost?
While it’s not an easy question to answer as everybody travels differently, there are a few general costs to take into consideration when planning your travel budget.
Selous Safari Camp Tanzania – ‘One Tusk and Friends’
A look at Africa’s big and small in Tanzania. By Charlie Inglefield.
5 Traditional Delights to sample in Tenerife Restaurants
It’s easy when you are on holiday in a popular resort to just eat the food that you are comfortable with, especially when these types of dishes dominate your menu.
The Best Travel Credit Card for Aussies
Unbiased advice on the best travel credit card for Aussies to use overseas.
Planning a gap year soon? Take heed of these handy hints!
The arrival of the summer months will also probably signal the start of a gap year for many people and it can be a time of real mixed emotions.
Top 5 Tips When Flying with Kids
Traveling with kids can pose a special challenge for parents. Kids have special needs which adults need to look after. They need to be kept entertain or they go bored and become unruly.
Deadly Harvest in Laos
Forty years ago a bomb dropped on Laos every nine minutes. This continued for twenty-four hours a day seven days a week for nine years and became one of the worst kept secrets of the US war on Vietnam. By Dianne Sharma-Winter
