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The Edge is the tough luxury caravan for which Australian travelers have been waiting - for a VERY long time.

The Edge is the tough luxury caravan for which Australian travelers have been waiting - for a VERY long time.

Business travel can get expensive if you don't have a good system in place. On this blog and Pan Australian Travel's, you'll find some tips we have for getting a good system going. In the meantime, here are some more travel "hacks" to make sure you stay within your travel budget…

The Australian government has broadened venture choices for critical guru visa petitioners, consistent with an advertisement made by Assistant Minister for Immigration and Border Protection, Senator the Hon Michaelia Cash on 29 November 2013. The extra speculation alternatives incorporate annuities issued by an Australian enlisted extra security organization, subsidiaries utilized for portfolio administration and non-theoretical purposes, advances secured by contracts over other allowed qualified speculations, and securities, value and other corporate obligation in organizations and trusts.

The Great Ocean Road in Australia and its Travel Attractions The Great Ocean Road is a major travel attraction in Australia and this 243 km stretched road is listed as an Australian National Heritage Site. The road stretches along the south-eastern coast of Australia between the cities of Torquay and Warrnambool in Victoria.

In this episode, courtesy of our sister company, Pan Australian Travel, we cover visa-on-arrival and airport VIP arrival assistance in Bali plus in-flight tips and tricks.

The Museum of Central Australia is an interpretive center for Central Australia's natural history. The exhibitions explore the unique features of the region in a typically Australian fashion. Displays show the evolution of of the landscape and creatures that inhabited it; featured is a replica of a local paleontologic dig - an ancient waterhole with amazing megafauna including a giant freshwater crocodile and the largest bird that ever lived, Dromornis stirtoni.

Admitting defeat and knowing when to say enough is enough is a vital life saving skill for any adventurer who is pushing the boundaries of what the human body is capable. This doesn't make it any easier to implement nor any easier to deal with the waiting media and sponsors on homecoming. Chris Bray and Clark Carter are two young Australian adventurers who had to face just such a situation in 2005. Their true strength and character was demonstrated when in 2008 they went back again to get the job done. Well done lads !

What you need if you go to Australia. Declare all food, plant and animal goods, equipment used with animals, biological materials, soils and sand to Quarantine on arrival. If you don't, you could be given an on-the-spot fine or face prosecution.