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In fact, recent data from the Japan National Tourism Organisation showed 170% growth in Australians visiting Japan over the last five years. From its world-renowned low rates of petty and violent crimes (Japan Times reported its...

Co-author Maddie Clarey Thailand is one of the more popular destinations for Aussie travellers; it’s relatively close, can work out as a cheaper option than some other locations, and is known for having some pretty delicious food....

Co-author Maddie Clarey According to the South African Department of Tourism, over 9,100 Australian tourists travelled to the country in July 2019 alone. It’s not hard to imagine why. There's certainly no shortage of activities to attract...

Co-author: Maddie Clarey Brazil is the fifth largest country in the world by both population and area, and is the only Portuguese speaking country in South America. Described by the Lonely Planet as 'post-card perfect', Brazil offers lush...

Bali has become known by tourists as a shopping mecca for more than just its affordability - it also has an abundance of unique, handmade items that appeal to the artistic crowd. Balinese-style wares also happen...

Co-author: Maddie Clarey According to VisitBritain, in 2017 alone over 1 million Australians visited the United Kingdom, spending 1.19 billion pounds collectively. Whether you’re planning on shopping on London’s Oxford Street or exploring the mountains and lochs...

Co-author Maddie Clarey France. Home of croissants, the Eiffel Tower and some of the world’s most iconic fashion labels. From walking along the River Seine in Paris to sipping a full-bodied red in Bordeaux - it’s...

Contributed by Jenna Boister, Content and Communications Manager at Travelex 1. Make sure your pack has your back Taking the wrong backpack can (literally) be a pain in the neck; and the last thing you want when...

It looks like seniors are a good deal more likely than other groups to be in that frame of mind. For example, over 42% of seniors go on at least one holiday per year, compared to less...

Like most countries so close to the equator, Bali enjoys fairly consistent temperatures year round, divided instead into two seasons rather than four. The dry season runs from April to September and is typically the most...