Been there, done that
It's no big deal: buy a cheap ticket, grab an e-visa, download some apps, then you're there.
Danny Katz is a columnist for The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald. He writes the Modern Guru column in the Good Weekend magazine. He is also the author of the books Spit the Dummy, Dork Geek Jew and the Little Lunch series for kids.
It's no big deal: buy a cheap ticket, grab an e-visa, download some apps, then you're there.
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