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The Travel Tart (sometimes known as Anthony Bianco) is an Australian Travel Blogger and Writer who writes about the funny, offbeat and weird aspects of world travel today. Travel wasn't meant to be taken too seriously! Strangely enough, he's appeared in reputable publications like USA Today, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, and is a member of the Australian Society of Travel Writers.
It's Australian Camel Facts time! For the avid travellers out there, we've probably gone on a ride on one in the Sahara Desert or somewhere else sandy like Broome in Western Australia. But there's way more to these beasts with character than meets the eye.
Born and bred in Cairns in Far North Queensland, I now call Brisbane home and will find almost any excuse to go travelling! Brisbane is a great place to live, with its sub-tropical weather, casual lifestyle, and great food scene. If you're in town, let's go for beer o'clock!
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While English is the official language of Australia, many others are also spoken. What might strike you at first is how people speak English in Australia. Just like Singaporean English (or Singlish - I especially like 'Go Where Do What?'
AUSTRALIA Day is just around the corner, so there's no better time to have a bit of fun and take a look at what makes us unique. Frequent traveller and blogger Anthony the Travel Tart has put together a tongue-in-cheek list for tourists visiting and working in our great sunburnt country to identify the signs they've stayed too long.
From Fiji, with love Hi there! My name is Anthony Bianco and I usually write about the Funny, Offbeat and Weird aspects of travel at my website, 'The Travel Tart - Offbeat Tales From A Travel Addict' ( http://www.thetraveltart.com/, Twitter: http://twitter.com/thetraveltart).
A working holiday visa allows a holder to work while on holiday in Australia. The aim of this visa is to exchange cultural values, knowledge and skills, while these visa holders experience what Australia has to offer. These visas encourage cultural exchange and closer ties between Australia and eligible countries. The Working Holiday program allows people aged between 18 and 30 years to travel within Australia, as well as supplementing their funds via employment.
You love your car's paint job so much that you'll do anything to stop it fading away. But after a short trip driving in the stinking hot sun, your car claps out and it's subjected to the harsh Australian elements.
Tokyo is the world's largest city and the busy, bustling capital of Japan. It's known for being on the more expensive end of the world city spectrum, but that doesn't mean you can't visit the place on a budget. There are a plethora of free or very cheap things to experience when you visit the Land of the Rising Sun.
