Packing for your travels can be a pain in the neck at times. You often forget the essentials, and bring what you normally would not use during your travel. It’s a hassle, and we try to avoid it, but it just keeps on happening over and over.
There are certainly different ways to avoid panicking while packing and packing only the things that you really need during your travel. Here, we list down simple but handy things that you might want to take with you during your flight:
Ever tried to book for offsite airport parking? If you haven’t tried it yet because you have a few hesitations, then you’ve probably heard some of the offsite airport parking myths. To help clear things up, here’s a list of these myths and the truth behind them.
With the rise of technology and digital commerce, some may think that the role of the travel agent has become less relevant. But this is not necessarily the case. Although online bookings have allowed us more access and ability to do our own research, industry knowledge can still prove invaluable when planning a holiday.
Winter is coming and before you get too excited, no that isn’t a Game of Thrones reference but an actual fact. For a country that is famed for its summers and warm weather, it isn’t surprising that a lot of us over here hate the cold.
If you are looking to veto winter all together, then there are a range of places that you can go to make your summer last all year.
Have you ever felt that onsite airport parking is excessively expensive? Well your hunch may be more on point than you realise.
Onsite airport parking businesses usually charge more for parking due to their location. For example, onsite airport parking in Brisbane can cost you $123 for 4 to 5 days. This is more expensive than a cab ride to and from the city centre.
Whether you are a frequent flyer or a first time traveller, jet lag can make the first days of your journey unfairly difficult. The symptoms are all too familiar; your sleep patterns are all out of sync, you feel fatigued, find it difficult to concrete and even feel sick in your stomach.
Although eliminating jet lag altogether is not yet possible, there are some precautions and steps you can take to minimise the effects.
A long haul flight can be a slow and tiresome way to start an overseas holiday or business trip. And with Australia being located so far away from most major continents, travelling anywhere is almost guaranteed to be a mammoth effort.
Fortunately, Alpha has put together a list of guidelines that will help you through your next long haul flight.
So you’ve finally earned extra points or miles to get a free upgrade to a first-class or business class flight.
Whatever the case is, travelling on a business flight is definitely a worthwhile experience. To inspire you to fly more and rack up those miles, here are 5 airport lounges worth getting into with a first or business-class ticket.
Traveling on your own is probably one of the most fulfilling and exciting things you can do. Sure, doing it for the first time can get scary; you’re somewhere you’ve never been to and you don’t have someone with you in case you get lost.
Once you’ve done it, however, you’ll never forget the high you’ll get for doing something so brave. If you want to do some “soul searching” or you’re planning your next adventure, going on a solo trip can be a refreshing alternative. To help you get started, here are some tips:
