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Six Senses Krabey Island Cambodia
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Six Senses Krabey Island Cambodia

Six Senses Krabey Island has flung open the doors of its 40 private pool villas to welcome the first guests to try out its Cambodian resort. Stepping off speedboats, guests will find themselves in an island hideaway with dense tropical jungle and a rocky coastline surrounded by azure waters.
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Travel: The Ten Most Expensive Countries To Visit

The World Economic Forum has released its Travel and Tourism report for 2015, containing specific details about which countries are the most expensive to travel to. Without including airfare prices, Australia topped the list by a mile. Ticket taxes, airport charges, hotel prices and fuel costs all weighed in on the decision. You might be shocked to learn that the United States didn’t even come close to making the cut.
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Your International Data Roaming Dilemma Solved

A hefty international data roaming bill is definitely not something you want to come home to after an overseas trip. The necessity of having a good Internet connection equally affects business and leisure travellers; having access to international data roaming is rated as one of the most important things about going abroad. However the hassle of finding wireless hotspots or having to pay exorbitant prices for roaming data can really put a dent in your travel budget and spirits. My Webspot solves the dilemma by letting Aussies take control of their Internet connectivity when travelling through Europe by providing unlimited 4G Internet.
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A Short Stay @ Byron Bay

Look to the northenest reaches of New South Wales and you will find Byron Bay, (otherwise known as “Walgun” by Australian Indigenous peoples) a sleepy beachside town that has roots in both sides of the Australian story. First used by the Gunjgalung people, Byron Bay was a home for these nomadic tribes to share Dreamtime stories, and was then centuries later named after circumnavigator John Byron by the famous Captain Cook.
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