What happens if you die overseas?

We all hope it never happens but the sad truth is that sometimes, a holiday ends in tragedy. According to the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, approximately 1,300 Australians … Read More

Yoga and Wellness Retreats: Pros and Cons

Many of us secretly wish we had the willpower and discipline of a ‘Yogi’ but find it too difficult to find the time to book a class or follow a … Read More

Volunteering – is it covered by travel insurance?

Volunteering overseas is an admirable thing to do. Whether teaching English, building infrastructure or helping animals, there is a real sense of achievement in making a difference to someone’s life. … Read More

Altitude Sickness – what’s all the fuss?

If you’re an experienced hiker or trekker, you will probably already know what altitude sickness is and may have even experienced this for yourself. However, if you’re embarking on your … Read More

First Aid Travel Kits – what should you pack?

Most of us have had THAT holiday where someone has contracted gastro and we need to trek around town to find a pharmacy that’s open and where hopefully at least … Read More

Religious Beliefs & Customs: What you need to know before you go

We all know there are certain destinations where religion is strictly followed but do you know how to be respectful when visiting these countries? Simple gestures and phrases can imply … Read More

Travelling with Food Intolerance

Like most things in life, a bit of preparation when travelling with food intolerance is key. Minimise your stress and enjoy your trip as much as possible by planning a … Read More

Rabies – Should you pat that monkey?

Most people wouldn’t approach a wild animal in their local park but it’s often another story when overseas. Whether it’s cocktail courage or those relaxing holiday vibes, people love petting wild animals … Read More

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