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When trying to check in online for a Singapore Airlines flight my passport details were refused.
Why haven't tourist associations rid their attractions of this scourge of all travellers?
It was fast and easy.
A reader wonders if it is better to ditch Qantas and accrue points with Velocity.
When will the US recognise that it takes more than three customs officials to process all arrivals in under four hours?
Perhaps those disturbed by snoring air travellers should adopt this suggestion.
I am crammed into these pods and am damned uncomfortable in them.
For the first time I didn't arrive at the destination after a nine hour plus flight with a sore backside.
Surely a government that spends billions incarcerating asylum-seekers can improve the welcome for returning Australians and tourists, writes a reader.
When I boarded, the window and the middle seat were occupied; he was very large, and she was larger.
Most travellers forget to take note of is that the departure stub given to you by Thai immigration.
Unfortunately, they were the loudest snorer I have ever heard.
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