It is a must to begin budgeting way before your target travel date. This guarantees a less stressful and laid-back trip, which leads us to the question of how much should be prepared for the trip. Aussie experiences can go from free walking tours to lavish activities. The sum that your group will have to budget really depends on your itinerary.
Make Use Of A Planning App
Did you know that by going digital, you’re also helping the planet? After all, all those documents are made from paper that comes from nature. You’ll also be doing yourself a favour if you use online apps instead, like Tripcase or Tripit. Easily store travel information, from travel plans and flight details to auto rentals and even packing lists, all in one app!
Ensure There’s Time To Apply For Visas
Visiting the Land Down Under as overseas passport holders? Your family or friends, including yourself, would have to apply for visas and ensure that they are approved before hopping on that Australia-bound flight. Some visa types you can pick out are student, tourist, and working holiday visas. And when choosing, consider your passport and your visit’s purpose and length.
Get In Touch With An Aussie Specialist
After you’re all set to book that trip, the next thing you need to do is speak to an Aussie Specialist. Travel agents have expertise on everything Australia related and can aid with what your group wants to add to your itinerary. They’ll be able to recommend the most amazing experiences and provide tips on things to bring and how to experience the Land Down Under like a local. They can also do bookings for you, leading to a hassle-free, easy-going trip.
A couple of useful podcasts for your commutes or for when you want to get some inspiration:
Hundreds of interviews with leaders from all industries (including Nobel Prize winners, Olympic gold medallists, inventors and leaders): Innovator Diaries
Hundreds of short and relaxed conversations related to Travelling, International Education, Professional development and Studying: TIPS Podcast