Jess Moses @freshlysnapped and freshlysnapped.com is a photographer from the UK. She co-founded a successful business in Thailand and now lives and works in Melbourne. She is doubled jabbed. Here’s what we found out from Jess’ experience in hotel quarantine. The quarantine hotels: A 14 day supervised quarantine in a hotel is mandatory on arrival […]
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Author: Beth Johnstone – travel journalist and photographer – @sheisthelostgirl and sheisthelostgirl.com. Some of you may be thinking, why on earth would you want to work on a farm in a country that’s home to some of the most deadly spiders and snakes? I’m about to tell you why. Completing 88 days or a solid three months of farm
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Australia has a lot to offer both Gap Year and independent travellers. You can surf, dive or sail on its incredible coastline (which includes the Great Barrier reef), encounter unique wildlife and marvel at its vast landscapes. It’s also home to cool cities like Sydney and Melbourne for cosmopolitan chilling, plus the locals are friendly
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Australia is amazing. Visit if you can, but it’s not cheap. It’s also massive and the huge distances between cities and sights can make internal travel expensive. Here’s our guide to maximising your budget Down Under: Visas: It takes at least 6 months to explore Australia in depth. If you are planning to stay longer
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Landmark studded Sydney is most visitors’ gateway to the natural wonders of Australia. Its skyline is spectacular and its harbour dazzles. Luckily, much of this cosmopolitan city can be enjoyed for on a budget. Here’s our guide to Sydney for free: Landmarks: The World Heritage listed Sydney Opera House is free to visit (guided tours
