News Archive for March 2016

If you’re after a last minute holiday destination for the Easter break, check out these top 8 budget friendly travel options from guest blogger and avid traveller Dr Niall Campbell.

With so much to see and do, it’s no surprise that many people visiting Europe want to try and fit as much as possible into their trip. Exhilarating as it might be to see the Eiffel Tower one day and Big Ben the next, or to travel between 2 or 3 countries in the space of a week, the costs of this high-intensity travel do add up.

It’s that time of year - students everywhere are heading back to uni, or for some, entering those hallowed halls for the very first time, bright-eyed, bushy-tailed and with no clue what they’re in for.

Planning a trip for your Easter weekend? There’s no better way to shake off the humdrum of working life, but travel can get expensive very quickly. So, whether you’re taking a mini-trip to Fiji or going on an all out expedition across Europe, we’ve got some top tips to help you travel smart and make the most of your holiday budget.

Have you noticed the increasing visibility and popularity of UnionPay in Australia?

The Reserve Bank of Australia has announced the cash rate will remain at 2% in March, for the tenth month in a row, although many economists are predicting that the streak won't last.