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Starting in Dubrovnik, we island-hopped up the Adriatic Coast, visiting the spectacular islands of Kolocep, Korcula, Pag and Havar.
I was told I had billed $400 of international roaming data, then the next day $800.
The Trip: A 21-day bus trip travelling north-west through Namibia and then east, through Botswana to Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe.
Several themes emerge as 'frequent fliers' over a decade of Traveller letters.
Australian travellers are so lucky to have the time and money for such extensive travel overseas.
Kirsten Walla and Jim Thomson enjoyed a wildlife-filled adventure in Chile and Brazil.
The airline was a total nightmare, making unacceptable – and logistically impossible – major changes to our itinerary.
Window shades up or down? It's a personal choice, so bring a mask if you want to sleep.
Be careful when you book the Transit Hotel in the terminal building at Bangkok's airport.
The Trip: Skiing Thredbo with the family
'Disabled' person in a wheelchair obtains priority boarding but on arrival walks off the plane unassisted?
The Big Apple is indeed the city that never sleeps. It's also a city that ignores another vital function.
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