Year: 2017

Moving to a new city may not be all that easy. It would be even more difficult if you are to travel overseas and establish yourself in a completely foreign atmosphere in order to pursue your education or career. Therefore, making sure that you will be safe and sound in that unknown territory is highly important. In order to do this, you must first find a place to stay. This is where most people turn to the assistance of hostels. If you can find the right place of accommodation, then other tasks may become simpler. However, this task alone is not as simple as it sounds. You need to do a considerable amount of research in order to find the right place and here are some ways in which you can do that.  Google Ideally, the best place for search for anything has become Google. There seems

If you are considering a getaway from the hectic life of the city – a seaside vacation might help you recharge yourself and relax too. Queensland has some excellent beaches such as Burleigh Heads or Palm Cove, and towns like Mission Beach are small tropical getaways too where visitors can enjoy the ocean and activities like surfing or snorkeling too. Most of the beaches get quite crowded during the main holidays so make your holiday plans early to avoid the rush. Good Health Take this opportunity to get away from the office atmosphere or to simply enjoy a change of scenery. Getting some fresh air by taking walks along the beach or enjoying some fun playful activities is also great for a person’s mental and physical health too – the beach getaway can help you relax and red

Backpacking in Australia is one of the must dos for many backpackers travelling the world. Australia is known all throughout the world for its natural wonders such as the Great Barrier Reef, the Daintree Rainforest, and Uluru (which was formerly known as Ayers Rock). In previous decades, climbing Uluru was the highlight of many travellers’ time in Australia. However, today climbing Uluru is an increasingly controversial decision, and there are several factors you should take into account. The owners of Uluru and the surrounding lands, the Indigenous Anangu people, consider Uluru to be a sacred site, and it is extremely disrespectful to climb. Climbing has not yet been banned outright (although a ban was discussed in 2012), but all visitors entering the national park are made aware of