Our eyes are on the heavens. After launching in December 2021, NASA’s new James Webb space telescope has just delivered some of its first mind-blowing pictures of the universe. Who isn’t starstruck by blooming nebulas and whirling galaxies?
Winter is well and truly here in Australia, which explains why it’s been that little bit harder to roll out of our cosy beds in the mornings. If that’s the case, then I’ve got a little something which might help to warm you up – or at least reheat your sense of adventure.
If you’re a NSW Resident over the age of 18, then you’re eligible for a $50 voucher which you can put towards booking accommodation. The vouchers are valid from February 21 2022, up until October 9 2022.
HECK YES! As part of their latest attempt to supercharge the long-suffering tourism industry, the Victorian government launched a $200 travel voucher scheme this week.
Overseas travel is back on Australia’s agenda, with the demand for flights taking-off in the last month, according to statistics from flight comparison site, Skyscanner.
There are plenty of reasons why international travel might not be your top priority right now. Travelling with the Omicron variant in the mix may put you off, and then there are the standard financial, lifestyle and work barriers that might impede you organising a trip.
Travel in Australia has re-entered the public imagination following the easing of border restrictions between some states and territories. In response, insurance provider Southern Cross Travel Insurance (SCTI) has recorded a growing number of customers seeking domestic travel insurance to complement their holiday plans.
After the utter mayhem that ensued when borders closed and travellers scrambled to get refunds on flights, research shows that 60% of Aussies have become disenchanted with travel insurance*.
As a direct result of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Australian travel insurance industry has seen a sharp decline in growth, a new report from GlobalData finds.
Mozo’s latest report has found that Covid-19’s impact on travel remains a top concern for many Australians. Some would-be holidaymakers are still reeling after losing significant funds because of cancellations, while others are already planning post-isolation holidays.