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The Things We Bring: Souvenirs - What You Bring Back From Holiday & Why

30th Sep 2022 Travel News Travel Tips

The Things We Bring: Souvenirs - What You Bring Back From Holiday & Why

Souvenirs have become as much a part of the travel experience as getting your passport stamped. Whether you acquire a treasured memento of a wonderful trip or add a new prize to a vast collection, souvenirs are less about intrinsic value and more symbolic of a greater and more meaningful experience. Derived from the French term for the act of remembering, a souvenir is any collectible object or keepsake purchased and transported home by a traveller as a reminder of their visit. It seems we're eager to hold onto some of the holiday magic when we return home. But what makes a good souvenir and why?

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Holiday With Heart With TravelOnline

12th Aug 2022 Travel News Pacific

Holiday With Heart With TravelOnline

Fiji is a beautiful country known for its equally beautiful people. It has been a big part of our business for well over 20 years and we can't help but feel a connection with the overwhelmingly warm and generous Fijian people. Over the years we have formed a lot of strong relationships which have turned into friendships. It is more than just business to us. We work hard to source great value holiday packages but it is the people of Fiji that make your holiday special and we appreciate them for that. Whilst the last couple of years have been a difficult period for the travel industry, it has been even tougher for Fijians who rely on tourism to help support their families. Which is why it is so important to us to support the locals and give something back.

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Everything You Need To Know About COVID-19 Travel Insurance

14th Jan 2022 Travel News Travel Tips

Everything You Need To Know About COVID-19 Travel Insurance

From 1 November 2021, fully vaccinated Australian travellers have been able to depart Australia without an exemption. However, this is not a return to the pre-pandemic travel environment. Understandably, many would-be Aussie holidaymakers have been concerned about the impact the pandemic could have on their health and their travel plans. With the revival of the travel insurance industry, Australians desperate for a holiday can now make plans to travel with the peace of mind that they are covered if COVID-19 disrupts their trip.

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The Bula Bubble: Fiji's Road to Reopening

13th Aug 2021 Travel News Pacific

The Bula Bubble: Fiji's Road to Reopening

One of the most popular holiday destinations with Australians, we've always had a very special relationship with Fiji and its people. So when the COVID-19 pandemic swept across the world and prevented us from reaching its beautiful shores, it was a sad day for many Aussies whose trips were cancelled or postponed. If you're anything like us, for the last 18 months you've been longing for Fiji to reopen to visitors. It seems now more than ever we all need a relaxing break, and Fiji's road to reopening may be closer than you think.

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Healthy Holidays: The Growing Trend of Wellness Tourism

30th Oct 2019 Travel News Travel Tips Travel Stats & Surveys

Healthy Holidays: The Growing Trend of Wellness Tourism

Going on holiday used to be all about indulging. Indulging on food, indulging on alcohol and indulging on sleep. However, travellers are now seeking a different way to travel, and using their holidays to become happier and healthier.

Say hello to wellness tourism, the $639 billion industry that's growing at a rate more than double general tourism. Considering that 84% of Aussies travel to relax and unwind, it's no surprise that wellness holidays are a growing trend.

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TravelOnline Lends A Helping Hand To Fiji

1st Oct 2019 Travel News

TravelOnline Lends A Helping Hand To Fiji

Known for dazzling islands, picture perfect beaches and world-class resorts, Fiji is one of the world's most popular holiday destinations. However, what many people fail to realise is that 45 per cent of the Fijian population live below the national poverty line.

To lend a helping hand, TravelOnline has partnered with The Koroipita Project to contribute FJ$12,000 towards building a new home for a Fiji family in need.

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66.5% of Aussies Aren't Using Their Annual Leave

19th Jun 2019 Travel News Travel Stats & Surveys

66.5% of Aussies Aren't Using Their Annual Leave

In a recent study, TravelOnline.com surveyed 10,000 Australian people about their holiday habits. By looking at the connections between work and travel, our survey found that 66.5% of Aussies fail to use all of their annual leave each year. Of the full 4 weeks/year that Aussies are entitled to, 20% of people fail to use 2 weeks of holidays and 6% fail to take just 1 weeks’ worth of holidays per year. While there are many factors that influence peoples holiday choices, we have outlined the top reasons why Aussies fail to use their annual leave.

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TravelOnline Wins Booking Service Of The Year

14th Feb 2019 Travel News

TravelOnline Wins Booking Service Of The Year

TravelOnline is very pleased to announce that we have been named Booking Service of the Year in the annual ProductReview.com.au Awards. Renowned as Australia's largest consumer review site, ProductReview offers a platform for consumers to share opinions, rate and review products and services, as well as the businesses who sell them.

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Lava and Ash: Is it still safe to travel to Hawaii?

1st Jun 2018 Travel News Pacific Holiday Destinations

Lava and Ash: Is it still safe to travel to Hawaii?

With Hawaii in the headlines for all the wrong reasons this month, many are asking; is it still safe to travel to the Hawaiian Islands?

The short answer is, yes.

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Solo Travel Is On The Rise: Why You Should Consider Travelling Alone This Year

23rd Apr 2018 Travel News Travel Tips

Solo Travel Is On The Rise: Why You Should Consider Travelling Alone This Year

In just two years, the number of people Googling solo travel has increased by 40% according to Solo Traveller. Similarly, one in four people admit to planning a solo adventure for 2018. So who are these people taking the plunge? According to one survey, this is a female-led movement with 72.4% of women sharing a desire to travel alone while only 27.6% of men are willing to do the same.

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Flashpackers The New Variety of Aussie Tourist

7th Feb 2018 Travel News

Flashpackers The New Variety of Aussie Tourist

Gone are the days of the backpacker. No longer are Australia’s youth strapping a pack to their back and setting off for an overseas adventure on a budget. Forget shared dorm rooms and communal bathrooms, it seems a new variety of Australian tourist has emerged. These young flashpackers are typically aged between 18 and 24 with plenty of disposable income and little to no big household expenditures. With no mortgage tying them down, it seems young Aussie travellers would rather spend big on holidays than homes.

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What Do Aussies Love About Flying? More Than You Think Apparently

24th Jan 2018 Travel News Australia Holiday Destinations

What Do Aussies Love About Flying? More Than You Think Apparently

It’s usually the part of the holiday that people look forward to the least. It can be long, uncomfortable and exhausting but in most cases, it’s also mandatory. It’s the journey that must be taken in order to get to the journey we really want to take. Flying typically has a bad reputation, but the truth is that it’s not all bad. Although many people still dislike the idea of boarding a plane, apparently there are actually people who look forward to some of the aspects of flying. Huh?

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Countdown to Whitsundays Clipper Race

10th Jan 2018 Travel News Australia Holiday Destinations

Countdown to Whitsundays Clipper Race

While temperatures around the country soar, the Whitsundays are heating up for the world's most wondrous sailing event - the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race. The countdown is on for the fantastic Whitsundays Clipper Race Carnival and the 70-foot ocean-going yachts who are the stars of the show are already on their way, sailing up Australia's east coast as part of the Wondrous Whitsundays Race.

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Why Volcanic Ash Clouds Interrupt Bali Holidays

13th Dec 2017 Travel News Asia Holiday Destinations

Why Volcanic Ash Clouds Interrupt Bali Holidays

If your holiday plans were recently affected by the eruption of Bali's Mount Agung and resulting ash cloud, you may be wondering why these natural phenomena cause such chaos for airlines. Although disruption was relatively minimal on this occasion, with most flights simply delayed by a day or two, a similar event in 2015 had far more disruptive results. While the probability of another major ash cloud event is quite low, it's interesting to uncover why these volcanic ash clouds can cause so much trouble for airplanes.

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TravelOnline Wins Travel Agent & Hotel Reservations Service of the Year

15th Nov 2017 Travel News

TravelOnline Wins Travel Agent & Hotel Reservations Service of the Year

TravelOnline is proud to announce that we have been named Travel Agent of the Year and Hotel Reservations Service of the Year in the 2nd annual ProductReview.com.au Awards. Hailed as Australia's first and most comprehensive consumer opinion site, ProductReview provides a platform for people to rate and review products and services and the businesses that sell them.

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The Most Annoying Habits of Plane Passengers

20th Sep 2017 Travel News

The Most Annoying Habits of Plane Passengers

Travelling on a plane can be a stressful experience regardless of whether you are flying short haul or long haul. There’s a busy airport to contend with, your luggage and the never-ending security line – and that’s all before you even get on the plane! If, like most of us, you can only afford to economy flights then you’re lumped in with everyone else in those cramped and uncomfortable seats. Still, it’s not the seats (or even the questionable food choices) that bothers people so much. It turns out it’s actually their fellow passengers that tend to get on people’s nerves.

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TravelOnline Offers Our Cheapest Airfare Ever

13th Sep 2017 Travel News

TravelOnline Offers Our Cheapest Airfare Ever

Airfares can be a costly part of your holiday. Depending on where you're going, sometimes the plane ticket can cost just as much as your accommodation - if not more! If you're a family jetting off for some quality time together, the cost of flights can quickly multiply and can often mean the difference between being able to afford to go where you want, and settling for somewhere that you can afford. However, family flights to Fiji have just gotten much more affordable thanks to TravelOnline.

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PayPal A Growing Travel Payment Trend

5th Jul 2017 Travel News

PayPal A Growing Travel Payment Trend

Like everything in the world of travel, technology is moving at a rapid rate and is a driving force for both travellers and travel providers to up their game. The latest travel trend is seeing holidaymakers ditch their traditional payment methods and opt for faster, easier and more secure methods. Rather than fish around in their wallets searching for their credit card, travellers booking holidays online are increasingly opting to use PayPal as their preferred method of payment. It seems for many travellers, it's easier to remember a password rather than their entire credit card details.

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Outgoing Passenger Cards Are Out

28th Jun 2017 Travel News

Outgoing Passenger Cards Are Out

You know that annoying green card you're forced to fill in at the airport, only to be directed to place it into a clear plastic box that might as well be a rubbish bin? You know, the one that makes you scramble for a pen, your passport and flight numbers? GOOD NEWS: As of 1 July they will no longer be necessary!

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Fiji Embraces Volunteer Tourism

12th Apr 2017 Travel News Pacific Holiday Destinations

Fiji Embraces Volunteer Tourism

For years, many Australians travelling to remote destinations like Fiji have taken books and school supplies with them to donate to the village children and their schools however it seems for many this didn’t feel like enough. Now, thanks to Outrigger Fiji Beach Resort general manager Peter Hopgood, generous Aussies can combine a relaxing holiday with the warm fuzzy feeling of helping others by pitching in on community projects.

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Social Media Is Changing The Way You Travel

5th Apr 2017 Travel News

Social Media Is Changing The Way You Travel

There’s a new must-have travel accessory on the market, and it’s a strong influencer on where and how you holiday. It won’t take up much space in your suitcase and you can take it with you wherever you go, without needing to pack a thing. In fact, it’s not even tangible, yet social media has taken the travel industry by storm and it’s shaking things up in a very tangible way.

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Wildlife Tourism: Conservation Or Con?

29th Mar 2017 Travel News Asia Holiday Destinations

Wildlife Tourism: Conservation Or Con?

Seeing wild and exotic animals is often on the bucket list of many travellers, particularly if the destination is known for its unique wildlife. Getting up close to these animals can be such a memorable part of your holiday. However, some unethical operators prey on naïve tourists, conning them into paying for an ‘animal experience’ while hiding cruelty and abuse from view. Unfortunately, many tourists who love animals may actually be contributing to animal suffering simply because they’re not aware of how these animals are treated.

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Noosa Surfs onto World Stage

8th Mar 2017 Travel News Australia Holiday Destinations

Noosa Surfs onto World Stage

Although Noosa is often considered the Sunshine Coast holiday destination of choice for relaxing by the beach, it's also an excellent surfing spot for the more actively inclined. Famous for its calendar of eventsthat revolve around surfing, Noosa Heads is the place to be for some of the coast's best opportunities to hang ten. Every year in March, Noosa is flooded with board riders from all over the country and even the world. It's this international acclaim that has seen the town get serious about riding the wave of fame to secure its status as a National Surfing Reserve. Now Noosa is set to drop in on the action of the world stage.

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Travel Trend Forecast For 2017

28th Dec 2016 Travel News

Travel Trend Forecast For 2017

So you've made it through Christmas and now you're gearing up for a big New Year's Eve where you'll make resolutions that are always harder to stick to than you think. According to research by global information and data company Neilsen, 28% of people resolve to enjoy life to the fullest while 14% promise themselves they'll travel more in the new year. So whether you're looking for the next big thing in travel or just want to know which destinations will be trendiest, we've put together out hit predictions in our travel trend forecast for 2017.

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Top 5 Travel Trends of 2016

21st Dec 2016 Travel News

Top 5 Travel Trends of 2016

While Pantone are releasing their colour of the year for 2017 (Greenery 15-0343 in case you missed it) and the Oxford Dictionary have released the 2016 word of the year (Post-truth? Really?) we've put together some of the most popular travel trends in the last 12 months. While buzzwords abound, there's also some interesting trends emerging. Our top 5 travel trends of 2016 spell good news for tech-savvy travellers but some not-so-good news for selfie-loving tourists.

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Queensland Festival Goers Finding Love At Live Events

9th Nov 2016 Travel News Australia Holiday Destinations

Queensland Festival Goers Finding Love At Live Events

Forget Tinder, the new way to find love is at a live event according to recent research by Eventbrite, a self-service ticketing platform. The survey found that 49% of respondents had met their 'significant other' at a live event, with almost 50% of all those surveyed reporting finding love at a festival. 4% of survey respondents had gone on to exchange vows with partners they had met at an event. So whether you're into music festivals or sporting spectacles, it seems live events are the right place to look for love and with Queensland offering over 100 of the country's best live events, your chances of finding a match are much higher than simply swiping right.

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Evolution of Australian Flights & Airlines [INFOGRAPHIC]

26th Oct 2016 Travel News Infographics

Evolution of Australian Flights & Airlines [INFOGRAPHIC]

The future of travel is (almost) here. It has the potential to rock the travel industry to its core and will change the way we travel forever. Hypersonic travel is set to revolutionise global air travel and could see flights from Sydney to London taking just two hours, shaving a huge 21 hours off this famously long journey. It’s huge news and an incredible advance in aviation, an industry which has come a long way in Australia since the first flight from Sydney all the way back in 1920. We take a look back on the evolution of flights and airlines in Australia to see just how far we’ve come.

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Bali Holidays Int-Erupted: Why Volcanic Ash Clouds Ground Flights

17th Aug 2016 Travel News Asia Holiday Destinations

Bali Holidays Int-Erupted: Why Volcanic Ash Clouds Ground Flights

In 2015 and 2016 Bali volcanoes erupted and their resulting ash cloud caused the cancellation of a number of flights between Australia and Bali. For many travellers, their Bali holidays were either cancelled, or extended for up to 2 weeks - whether they wanted them to be or not. However there's no need to be afraid of Bali's volcanoes or volcanic ash clouds, and major disruptions are pretty rare. In fact tourists have an interesting relationship with Bali and its volcanoes. They're both drawn to them as mysterious and majestic tourist attractions but also wary of the disruptions they can cause to their travel plans. Still, it's interesting to discover just what it is about volcanic ash clouds that make them so dangerous for airplanes. As you'll see, there's a lot more to it than just needing to switch on the windscreen wipers.

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Qantas Announces Extra Services for Queenstown Ski Season

15th Jun 2016 Travel News New Zealand Holiday Destinations

Qantas Announces Extra Services for Queenstown Ski Season

Winter is coming. So are extra Qantas services to Queenstown. If you live in the southern states you’re probably already in the grips of winter’s icy fingers. While some people like to chase the sun and jet off somewhere warm and tropical to escape the falling temperatures, others embrace them and head for the snow fields to get their ski on.

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Think your credit card covers your travel insurance?

1st Jun 2016 Travel News

Think your credit card covers your travel insurance?

Think again. Often, travellers think their credit card automatically covers them with ‘free’ travel insurance, but this is not always the case. Between recent natural disasters and political unrest, now is the perfect time to talk about the importance of travel insurance. Like a lot of insurance, it often feels like a bit of a waste of money. That is, of course, until you need it.

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Save The Reef: Drink A Beer?

23rd Mar 2016 Travel News Australia Holiday Destinations

Save The Reef: Drink A Beer?

Saving the environment simply by drinking a beer sounds too good to be true, but thanks to The Good Beer Co. it’s now become a reality. There’s nothing more Australian than drinking a beer to save the Great Barrier Reef but it’s now official – the Great Barrier Beer is a thing and it’s going to help save the reef. The new tasty Indian pale ale has pledged to donate 50 per cent of all profits to the Australian Marine Conservation Society – cheers to that!

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Yachting and Winemaking Great and Owner of Hamilton Island Passes

27th Jan 2016 Travel News Australia Holiday Destinations

Yachting and Winemaking Great and Owner of Hamilton Island Passes

Australian yachting and winemaking great Bob Oatley has died aged 87. A pioneer in Hunter Valley winemaking, Oatley was a successful businessman who laid the foundations for Oatley Wines, a global empire. The family business continued to diversify in 2003 with the acquisition of Hamilton Island resort. Adding tourism to his long list of accomplishments, Oatley’s vision turned Hamilton around and attracted accolades and celebrity endorsements.

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Top 10 Interesting Aviation Facts

20th Jan 2016 Travel News

Top 10 Interesting Aviation Facts

Are you an aviation geek? Or perhaps you just like to know more about the big metal tube that will be hovering you thousands of feet above the earth? Whether it’s a passing interest or more of an obsession, the forces that surround modern day flight are often mystifying. However dig a little deeper and you’ll find some rather fascinating facts on some of the most popular air travel and aircraft.

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Best & Worst Days to Travel Over Christmas

22nd Dec 2015 Travel News Travel Tips

Best & Worst Days to Travel Over Christmas

Christmas and New Year’s celebrations are just days away, which means roads and airports will be packed. Despite Christmas being a time traditionally spent eating, drinking and being merry with family, it’s also a very popular time for travel thanks to the combination of school holidays and public holidays. While you may be expecting bedlam on the roads and at the airport, don’t lose your Christmas cheer just yet – the forecast isn’t looking quite so dire for the Christmas holidays.

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2016 Set for Record Breaking Spend on Travel

17th Dec 2015 Travel News

2016 Set for Record Breaking Spend on Travel

A recent study by TripAdvisor has revealed that Australians are set to spend more money on travel in the coming year than any other nationality in the world. Whilst it's no secret that Aussies love to travel, the study of 44,000 travellers has provided proof. In fact, average Australian holiday budgets are more than double the average annual spend globally.

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Australia a Lonely Planet Must-Visit Destination in 2016

2nd Nov 2015 Travel News Australia Holiday Destinations

Australia a Lonely Planet Must-Visit Destination in 2016

In what has been described as a huge marketing opportunity, Australia has been named a 'must-visit' country for 2016 by travel guide guru Lonely Planet. For the first time ever, Australia has been ranked in the top ten destinations for 2016 alongside destinations such as Latvia, Botswana, Japan and the United States of America.

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Fiji Set to Deal a Blow to the 2015 Rugby World Cup

10th Sep 2015 Travel News Pacific Holiday Destinations

Fiji Set to Deal a Blow to the 2015 Rugby World Cup

Rugby fever has taken hold after some impressive performances by Fiji in the 2015 Rugby World Cup. While the Fijian teams have delighted crowds in both the 15 and 7-player formats for years, this year they have really stepped it up and their excited fans flying bright blue flags and decked out in flower garlands have followed them all the way to Twickenham. See where it all began and perhaps catch some of the next big names in Fijian rugby in action, with a visit to Fiji. Join in a game with some of the locals or just sit back and cheer them on. While you’re there, there’s plenty more ‘sitting back’ to be done with these Fiji holiday deals.

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Face of Gold Coast to Change with Commonwealth Games

28th Aug 2015 Travel News Australia Holiday Destinations

Face of Gold Coast to Change with Commonwealth Games

With all the excitement and organisation surrounding the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games, areas around the Gold Coast are starting to benefit from a whole range of industry, investment and infrastructure. Although the games are still a couple of years away, the region is already seeing the effects of being host city and will continue to see shopping, Gold Coast resorts and sporting stadiums popping up across the coast in the lead up to the games.

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Are Travellers More Social Than Ever?

22nd Jan 2015 Travel News

Are Travellers More Social Than Ever?

A new study by the World Travel and Tourism Council has revealed the growing influence social media and smart phone apps have on the decision making of travellers. The study showed that 64% of travellers used social media while travelling, while a whopping 85% of travellers use their smartphone while abroad. 52% of travellers said their friends photos on social media inspired their own choice in travel with the same number of travellers admitting to changing their travel plans based on their own social research.

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Magic Millions Gallops into the Gold Coast

7th Jan 2014 Travel News Australia Holiday Destinations

Magic Millions Gallops into the Gold Coast

This month sees the annual Magic Millions Sales and Race Day gallop into the Gold Coast for what is fast becoming one of the greatest racing carnivals and international yearling sales in the world.

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Boxing Day Sale

17th Dec 2013 Travel News

Boxing Day Sale

How do you usually spend Boxing Day? Camped out on the couch eating leftovers watching the cricket or braving the crazy crowds of the Boxing Day sales to bag the best bargains? What if you could do both!? This year you can thanks to our bargain Boxing Day Sale delivered direct to your inbox!

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Are Australian's the rudest travellers in the world?

3rd Dec 2013 Travel News Australia Holiday Destinations

Are Australian's the rudest travellers in the world?

We've all been there. You're on holidays overseas, minding your own business and having a great time when some loud, obnoxious tourist starts ruining it for everyone by disrespecting the local culture or comparing everything to 'back home'.

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WiFi in the Sky

12th Nov 2013 Travel News

WiFi in the Sky

Virgin Australia have recently introduced a new wireless in-flight entertainment system that allows travellers to stream content to their personal devices during their flight thanks to new in-built wireless technology on board the aircraft.

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Australian's Most Financially Responsible Travellers

24th Jun 2013 Travel News

Australian's Most Financially Responsible Travellers

According to new research conducted by STA Travel, Australians are some of the world's most financially responsible travellers.

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Will You Be Prepared?

27th May 2013 Travel News

Will You Be Prepared?

According to new research by State of Trustees, not enough Australians who travel overseas are adequately prepared for the unfortunate possibility of a death abroad.

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High Tech Travel

16th May 2013 Travel News

High Tech Travel

A recent study conducted by payment solutions groups eNett and PhoCusWright has found that many travel providers are being left behind in the fast-growing and technology-rich world we now live in.

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Air Pacific Rebrands As Fiji Airways

30th Oct 2012 Travel News Pacific Holiday Destinations

Air Pacific Rebrands As Fiji Airways

At a gala event in Suva, Air Pacific have debuted their newly rebranded A330 jets under the Fiji Airways brand as part of the airline's revitalisation plan.

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Fiji Tops List of World's Best Family Holiday Destination

2nd Oct 2012 Travel News Travel Tips Pacific Holiday Destinations

Fiji Tops List of World's Best Family Holiday Destination

Fiji has consistently been a top performer when it comes to our most popular, family friendly holiday destinations. Thanks to its friendly and accommodating culture, it's always been our most recommended getaway for families.

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Destination Weddings More Popular Than Ever

18th Sep 2012 Travel News Travel Tips

Destination Weddings More Popular Than Ever

TravelOnline has long been a provider of specialised wedding and honeymoon packages to a variety of our top destinations including Fiji weddings and honeymoons, Vanuatu, Cook Islands and Hawaii.

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NO BOOKING FEE!

9th Aug 2012 Travel News

NO BOOKING FEE!

At TravelOnline we are always looking for ways to provide our clients with a better travel experience. This means better deals, an easier to use website, and a hassle free booking process.

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South East Asia Attracts Grey Nomads

24th Jul 2012 Travel News Asia Holiday Destinations

Despite a reputation as a shopping and party destination for younger travellers, South East Asia is gaining momentum as a popular getaway for older Australians.

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Sea The Difference

10th Jul 2012 Travel News Australia Holiday Destinations

Sea The Difference

In good news for tourism operators and visitors to Australian waters, the Australian government has announced its plans to create the largest network of marine reserves in the world off the back of The United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (UNCSD) Rio+20 held in Brazil at the end of June.

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NEW SITE: Compare Bali Villas & More Features!

21st Oct 2011 Travel News

NEW SITE: Compare Bali Villas & More Features!

If you've visited our website recently, you will have noticed a few changes around the place. Apart from looking much nicer and sporting a contemporary new layout, the website is now much more user friendly.

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Travel Insurance - as essential as accommodation!

11th Mar 2011 Travel News

With the recent political unrest and spate of natural disasters around the world, there's never been a better time to talk about travel insurance.

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JUST ANNOUNCED: Villas in Bali

4th Mar 2011 Travel News Asia Holiday Destinations

JUST ANNOUNCED: Villas in Bali

We've been working for a little while now on a little make over for the site including updating some of our information and we're very excited to announce that we've just launched a new part of the site dedicated to Villas in Bali.

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Air Australia Collapse

18th Feb 2011 Travel News

Important information and advisement for customers who have purchased Air Australia tickets from TravelOnline.

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Hamilton Island Map

29th Dec 2008 Travel News Australia Holiday Destinations

Hamilton Island Map

Travel Online has recently updated the Hamilton Island map page. The update includes links to more information about Hamilton Island accommodation, resorts and facilities.

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Fiji Holidays still popular

10th Jun 2008 Travel News Pacific Holiday Destinations

The Fiji Holiday travel market is still showing no sign of slowing down with visitors continuing to flock to the region.

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New Look for TravelOnline

3rd Jun 2008 Travel News

The network of TravelOnline sites has recently undergone a complete refit. It is hoped that these changes will make the site easier to use and more attractive for customers and more crawlable to search engines.

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