Melbourne - How To Travel To Australia For Free
Online, May 16, 2011 (Newswire.com) - 'Melbourne' info has recently been added at TravelAustraliaForFree.com, a website that shows travelers how to travel to Australia for free. Jane Mitchell, a member of TravelAustraliaForFree.com, has shared her wonderful experience of traveling to Australia.
"As an Aussie, I had a fascination with defeating England in Test match cricket. This desire was instilled in me by my father from a very early age. In fact, I can still remember Don Bradman's test runs aggregate as well as his batting average," says Mitchell of TravelAustraliaForFree.com, a site that helps travelers get 85% discounts on any plane flight to Australia.
"And really, who can convincingly argue with the incredible statistics of a player I think is the greatest sportsman of all time. I even remember the lyrics from a famous 1930's Australian song, but I digress," states Mitchell.
Mitchell says that new topics covered at TravelAustraliaForFree.com include Australia Immigration, Australian Airlines, and ABC News Australia.
"Australia Cities and News Australia are also covered," added Mitchell.
"As I finished my college studies, I developed a desire to embark on a long overseas trip. Luckily, my closest friends had similar desires," adds Mitchell.
"But my lifestyle diverged from a predictable path because I took a gamble during my younger days in my initial choices of travel destinations. I did not go to England to work followed by an exploration of Europe, which is, even now, a typical travel decision for many young Aussies," explained Mitchell whose site, TravelAustraliaForFree.com, helps travelers get 85% discounts on hotels in Australia.
"Instead, I considered the United of States America to explore my options for higher education, and also considered traveling to Japan in order to try my luck as an English teacher," says Mitchell.
"If anyone wants to know more about 'Melbourne', info on Hotels In Australia, or how to travel to Australia for free," adds Mitchell, "they can visit our site at http://www.TravelAustraliaForFree.com."