Here we go … A little story from one of our customers, Flo Tim Schlor from Germany, who spent an amazing journey in Oz.
Australia is home to some of the most legendary surfing spots in the world, and some of the hottest surfers too. Whether East, South or West, Oz offers a wide range of different coastline environments with over 23,000 km of beaches. Driven by freedom and tranquility, millions of professionals as well as beginners travel to West Australia, Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria every year to catch the waves and experience the spirit of surfing.
Chris Stevens who describes himself as a surfer by nature, a photographer by trade and a traveller by accident, provided TNT recently with a pretty useful guide to surfing down under.
Read on to know what he recommends…
G’day travellers,
the following article written by Martin Reed from Flight Centre gives some pretty useful hints for backpackers who want more for their money, so read on to get some tips and enjoy your vacation without any worries.
“There are plenty of places to cut down on spending, and if you’re like most people, you’re looking for ways to get more for your money. Consumers are realizing the value of cutting back, but, watching your budget doesn’t mean you have to deny yourself the pleasure of a little time away. Despite what you may think, there are plenty of ways to enjoy the vacation you want without sacrificing comfort or your bank account, and some careful pre-planning can go a long way towards helping you keep your bank account healthy. The time of year you travel, your destination airport and your choice of accommodations can go a long way towards an affordable getaway.
The East Coast offers so many different ways to explore – Car,Bus, Train, Plane… you don’t have to drive yourself! So why should you spend hours behind the steering wheel of a stationwagon driving kilometer after kilometer by yourself? Well, there is one very simple answer – FREEDOM!
We might be about as far from the North Pole as you can get but when you get down to it Christmas in Australia is pretty much the same as Christmas anywhere around the world. We all get together around the table, we eat too much, we drink too much, we spend precious time with family members who we spend the rest of the year avoiding and best of all this year we have the added bonus of flogging the Poms all over the MCG on Boxing Day!
