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On a long haul, if you decide to binge watch a TV series, you will see the same ads over and over.
A reader cannot agree with a favourable Traveller review of Emirates, and will think twice before booking again.
A poor breakfast often detracts from what is an otherwise excellent hotel experience.
I found this rejection very insulting and an extraordinarily shabby way to treat loyal customers.
It's appalling that such white Australian attitudes continue to harbour, and show, hurtful disrespect.
I would like Alan Joyce to know of my recent experience of flying with Qantas, and why I don't think he deserves his salary.
A long-time traveller has learned not to rate too many places online.
Two-and-a-half hours into the flight the pilot announced that due to a technical problem we were heading back to Dubai.
Buffets need not always be wasteful.
The memory still makes me feel embarrassed.
I have heard the excuse that however much food one takes or consumes, the price remains the same.
A reader wonders how many people get slugged for excess weight due to biased scales.
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