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The eSIM is built into your phone and my iPhone 12 is permanently running on the eSIM without fault. I have a Telstra SIM to give me better coverage when I am in the country and when I find I don't have Vodafone coverage I turn on my Telstra service which often gives me reception. You could do...

I heard the following DYKWIA story some years ago. It was purportedly an actual Australian occurrence, but I suspect it may be just a story, albeit a great example in how to deal with prickly customers. I apologise for the profanity, but the effect is lost without it. The customer service desk...

Brightly coloured case straps are useful in a number of ways. 1: Helps you pick out your luggage easily on the conveyor. 2: Helps preclude someone else picking up your luggage by accident or design. 3: Helps locate your luggage easily when in a sea of other cases etc. 4: May help keep everything...

Having a few years ago carried out a review of the credit card "free" travel insurance and all the other policies I could find, I considered that the "free" insurance did not give me the level of cover which I considered was necessary and have since always opted for picking up a policy direct...

Have you thought about going to Taiwan? Aussies don't need a visa. The language is not a huge problem and the Taiwanese are very polite & helpful. Taipei is a great city and very safe. Take the fast train down to Kaohsiung. Do some day trips which you can book through Viator. Stay at the Park...

Fantastic!! The queue was so long and so slow moving last time I flew, that after waiting for ages, I decided I would miss my flight if I waited any longer and missed getting my refund.

My worst experience was the pre-clearance out of Toronto flyingto Chicago. So much stuffing around, compounded by Air Canada's electronic check in system being unable to read my partner's passport (United & Delta had worked beautifully several times previous) that we were the last two on a...