Australia Travel Tips

Taking a working holiday in another country is a relatively simple thing to do and it enables you to go and experience life in another country without having to save up too much money at first. It also means you can try out a profession that you’ve never considered before, plus you have the freedom to travel wherever you like throughout the country. Here are a few more reasons why working holidays are a great idea: Read the rest of this entry »

Tourism Australia’s ‘Best Job’s in the World’ competition – which offers six lucky people to win the six best jobs in the world, all of which offer an attractive salary package worth AUS$100,000 and a sixth month contract – is beginning to hot up, as 150 people from 35 countries have been shortlisted. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s easy to drive in Australia – it’s just the same as driving at home; Aussie’s drive on the left, road signs are familiar and recognisable and the language is English! Read the rest of this entry »

Tourism Australia and Monster have joined forces to launch a new online jobs board, targeting youth around the world planning a working holiday in Australia. Read the rest of this entry »

Whether you’re planning a well-needed family holiday or a last-minute getaway with the kids, why not consider choosing Australia for your 2013 retreat? Covering a total area of 7.69 million square killometres, we’re sure you’ll find plenty to see and do down under – too much in fact! Read the rest of this entry »

If you plan on staying in Australia for up to 12 months and would like to engage in incidental employment to supplement your stay then you’ll need a working holiday visa. This Australian visa is designed to provide people aged between 18 and 30 to holiday in Australia the chance to work. Although there are a few checks and conditions for eligibility for a working holiday visa, the application process is so simple! What’s more, there are multiple benefits if you apply for a working holiday visa for Australia through Visas4oz. Read the rest of this entry »