Travel

The top 5 places to visit in Australia for retirees

12 June

Now that you’ve retired from the workforce and have all the opportunities to do what you want, you’re ready to take the trip of a lifetime. If you’re planning to take a tour across Australia, here’s a list of 5 top destinations to visit...[Read More]

EV myths drive Aussies wrong way down electric avenue

11 June

More than a third of Australians believe misinformation about electric vehicles, while almost half accept the myth battery-powered cars are more likely to catch fire, a study shows. Interventions using fact sheets and artificial intelligence...[Read More]

Australians all aboard cruises as holidays soar

4 June

The number of Australians setting sail on cruise ships has soared in the past 12 months but fears remain that the local industry could miss out on the full benefits of the boom. Travel blogger Honida Beram is among the 1.32 million Australians who...[Read More]

Lake flood spectacle a magnet for wildlife, tourists

3 June

Millions of birds and tens of thousands of tourists are predicted to flock to Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre as floodwaters put on a once-in-a-generation spectacular. Floodwaters from Queensland’s record-breaking autumn rain are flowing into the usually...[Read More]

Find your next adventure: how to choose a destination, stay on budget & get inspired

29 May

Travel offers a chance to reset, recharge, and reconnect with nature, culture, and the people you love. But with so many incredible places to go and limited time or money, choosing where to go can feel overwhelming. Finding the right destination...[Read More]

Qantas, Jetstar cash in on lack of airline competition

21 May

Australia’s sole budget carrier has cashed in on the lack of competition in the nation’s aviation sector. Within the Qantas Group’s whopping $1.5 billion earnings before tax in the first half of 2024-25, Jetstar jacked up prices to record an...[Read More]

Dream holidays made easy: should you book direct or use a travel agent?

8 May

Planning your next family or dream holiday can be an exciting adventure in itself. Whether you’re dreaming of a tropical island escape, a multi-city European tour, or a road trip, the process starts with one big decision: how to plan it. Should...[Read More]

Election expected to drive confidence in electric cars

8 May

Electric vehicles are expected to grow in number and fall in price following the federal election as manufacturers and motorists gain confidence that regulations on low-emission transport will not change. Automotive experts issued the predictions on...[Read More]

Crafting your ideal holiday for relaxation and renewal

1 May

The ideal holiday is a deeply personal experience tailored to the unique needs, preferences, and circumstances of everyone. While our differences mean that no two perfect holidays are identical, there is a common thread: the need for a physical...[Read More]

How Jennifer Aniston overcomes ‘extreme fear’ of flying

30 April

Actor Jennifer Aniston has turned to hypnotherapy to overcome aerophobia, in a bid to “remove all of those superstitions” of danger when she boards a plane. “I have an extreme fear of flying,” she told Travel+Leisure magazine. “But I have...[Read More]

Benefits of a caravan lifestyle in Australia

24 April

A rising number of Australians are searching for alternative life experiences that provide them with a sense of independence from city life and a connection to nature. Caravan living can be for you if you’re looking for new experiences or wish...[Read More]

Budget-conscious millennials opting for autumn escapes

23 April

Television producer Sarah Ben-m’rad loves travelling overseas but the rising cost-of-living meant she sought out a holiday destination a little closer to home this year. The 28-year-old and her boyfriend opted for a getaway to Port Stevens, north...[Read More]

The secret to family holidays: how to get your teenage and independent kids on board

17 April

As kids grow into teens and young adults, family holidays often become a harder sell. They’ve got social lives, part-time jobs, study pressures, and their own sense of independence. But when you realise you might only have a handful of chances...[Read More]

Refunds for flyers after airline’s overpricing error

16 April

An error in Virgin Australia’s booking system has overcharged thousands of flyers, with consumer advocates blaming the lack of competition for travellers being taken for a ride. About 61,000 travellers will get partial refunds averaging $55 for...[Read More]

Aussies shun US as Trump slump, dollar dive slow travel