The "Travel Lifestyle" category is all about enhancing every aspect of your travel experience. From airports and lounges to travel money, tools, and cruises, this section covers it all. Whether you're planning a luxury getaway or a practical trip, you’ll find valuable tips here. Explore articles below on how to elevate your travel lifestyle.
Virgin Australia operates seven stylish domestic airport lounges across Australia. Our guide explains what to expect in the lounge, and how to get in.
The NSW TrainLink Discovery Pass comes with unlimited train and coach travel in NSW for six months for just $420. Unfortunately, the First Class option is no longer available.
Rather than sitting in the terminal or a lounge, you could access the gym, swimming pool, sauna and showers at PARKROYAL Melbourne Airport - located right across the road from the terminals - for just $25.
There's something about airports that stresses a lot of people out... so much so, that they forget their manners. Frontline airline staff call it "airport disease".
The Australian government mandates secondary bag checks for Liquids, Aerosols & Gels (LAGs) at the boarding gate for inbound flights. This ridiculous policy achieves nothing and should end.
AFF Platinum members can now access new benefits including a complimentary year of LoungePair+ membership, which comes with a free airport lounge pass.
With LoungePair, you can save money when buying one-time access to over 1,400 airport lounges. Plus, AFF members can get a special discount.
Australian Frequent Flyer offers Basic, Silver, Gold & Platinum membership. You can get more benefits like discounts, training and webinar access by upgrading.
Jetstar flights from Singapore will depart from Terminal 2 at Changi Airport from 21 January 2026 — a much more convenient terminal for connectivity, and closer to the Qantas lounges.
Qantas is closing its international First Lounge at Melbourne Airport for maintenance from 4 October until 3 November 2025. It's one of several upcoming temporary Qantas lounge closures.
Since 17 September 2025, Australian citizens no longer need to apply for a visa to enter Chile for up to 90 days.
Given the sky-high airport food & drink prices, is it better value to buy a lounge membership instead of dining in the terminal?