Peace or no peace, Aussies have completely changed the way they travel thanks to the Middle East: Here’s what you need to know
Airline prices have skyrocketed, travellers are marooned in uncertainty and people are looking for travel closer to home.

Some Australians are tipping as much as US$300 for cabin staff. Do you think that this is too much to tip?
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Airline prices have skyrocketed, travellers are marooned in uncertainty and people are looking for travel closer to home.
Carnival Cruise Line has made an exciting move, announcing its first ever Australian beachfront cabana club, exclusively for cruise guests.
Cox & Kings which counted Winston Churchill and Gandhi as clients, has launched in Australia targeting travellers who want to explore unusual destinations at more affordable prices.
The second yacht will have 16 fewer suites to make way for these grand new suites.
Last week saw the resurfacing of a complicated cruise discussion, over dress codes and appropriate swimwear for Aussies travellers while in the South Pacific.Â
Carnival Cruise Line has been rolling out new main dining room restaurants across its fleet.
Several Cunard cruisers have raised concerns after they discovered there has been an increase in drink prices.
Princess Cruises 2028 European season includes 128 destinations in 37 countries – and even an Arctic to Antarctica cruise.
Australians are amongst the around six million cruisers who were told by Carnival that their data was potentially stolen.