Handy Travel Resources

When it comes to travel hacks the experts in the field are obviously flight attendants. Here are 15 handy travel hacks from some of the worlds most seasoned travellers.

As you may have probably deduced from its name, a “workcation” is like a vacation, but with work involved. This new trend is becoming increasingly popular; particularly among workers who struggle to find a balance between their work and taking time off. So, what are the pros and cons of a “workcation”?

Whether it’s their first flight or not, flying is both an exciting and nerve-racking experience for most kids. But we all know the typical “Are we there yet?” and “My ears hurt” will start the minute the plane leaves the ground. So, here are some of our favourite tips to hopefully get yours through your next family vacation.

Who wants to travel halfway around the world, only to keep both eyes on your bag/backpack at all times? You should be taking in your surroundings; grand buildings, spectacular views, the local culture. Well we can solve those problems with a theft-proof bag. Any bag can be secured with a luggage lock to prevent it from falling open or from someone trying to pry it open.

We have compiled the Top 10 best travel packing hacks of all time to ensure that you pack like a seasoned traveller on your next holiday.

Take some of the stress out of travelling with our simple but effective airport travel hacks. These basic and easy to follow tips are sure to help you have an easier time at the airport and travel like a pro!

Use this checklist to help you get organised before your trip.

Tips for Travelling with Hearing Aids

In the excitement of heading off to a new destination we sometimes over pack or forget something essential. Pricey overweight baggage fees mean smart packing is essential. Making a packing list is always the best place to start, but here’s some additional packing tips that might also help.

Check the latest travel advisories and register your travel details with smartraveller. Check to see if you require visas for the countries you are visiting or travelling through, by contacting the nearest embassy or consulate of the country you intend to visit. Do this well in advance of travel. Note, a visa does not guarantee entry and only the countries you plan to visit can provide up-to-date information about visa requirements.