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Got your bags packed? Ready to waltz out the door, looking forward to a train ride through the Swiss Alps or a cold-smoke salmon bagel at Russ & Daughters on Manhattans lower east side? You just might if youd read the report in the Australian edition of The Guardian on Tuesday, with the news that Greg Hunt, Minister for Health and Aged Care, revealed a proposal to allow vaccinated Australians to travel overseas and return with less restrictive quarantine conditions. "Modelling began on Monday a...

Our current border arrangements are not really working.

With business surging, why bother selectively deleting a bad - but accurate - review? Airbnb is largely meant to be self-regulating, and candid reviews, in ...

Although the job is an increasingly demanding one that has changed dramatically over the years, many still view flight attendants as hospitality workers at ...

Qantas Chairmans Lounges have been called one of the worlds most exclusive clubs – and money wont get you in.

Its not uncommon for airlines to alter their routes in response to world events.

Whats the most stressful job in the world? Bomb disposal expert, New Delhi taxi driver, parking inspector? Try air traffic controller.

Sydney is already home to Australias only claimed "six star" hotel in Crown Sydney but if all goes to plan, it will soon be home to a second. Award-winning developers Built and joint venture partner, Irongate Group plan to begin construction next year on an $800 million property on Phillip Street that would afford panoramic, never-to-be-built-out, harbour views, including a "six star" hotel. The development will include 52 Phillip Street, which Built already owns, and the next-door heritage-lis...

How to get dual citizenship (and why you might already have it) SHARE Pick a passport, any passport: Getting citizenship through your parents or grandparents is possible for many Australians.  Share Almost half of all Australians were either born overseas or have at least one parent who was. That makes us a country of immigrants, one of the most cosmopolitan populations on the planet, and by virtue of foreign descent many of us have a claim on citizenship of another country. The main reaso...

Inside Passenger Shaming, the notorious Instagram of bad travel behaviour Natalie B. Compton SHARE Photo: Passenger Shaming/Instagram When it comes to air travel, your fellow passengers can make or break the experience. Before 2020, travellers clashed over reclined seats, in-flight grooming and public intoxication. Then the pandemic ushered in a new genre of conflict. While we have been still dealing with the standard complaints of flying (like people going barefoot on planes), we have also b...