I travelled alone to Australia...this is what happened 

It's sometimes the most terrifying things that ends up being the best story ever 😛And if you start with a welcome tour, you meet new friends, who will make travelling way easier 🙂Hope you get to travel Australia one day!

For me it's usually because they don't know me and will probably not judge me.

@@anyrahamat Yes!! I feel the same. I feel free knowing that I don't have to meet any expectations because they don't know me and can't judge

@@ItsThaisM Exactly! This is the spirit ;-P

For me its for the fact i won't meet them again😅

You can do it sis!!!!💫

Yes i was like uhmmm she s direct!! Lol

Which is funny since Dutch are some of the most rude people in Europe. Even Germans think they're too much lol. And the worst part is that they hide their rudeness and insolence as straightforwardness lol.

hahaha OMG that sucked

maybe a dehydration experience ?

@@judybelight8041 For Taz? possibly i m not a medical professional so what do i know 😅 but i had similar skin symptoms that she described and it was eczema for me so i shared

It's the hostel sickness, where ever stay long term in hostels, everyone gets a little sick. 100s people using the same cooking utensils, 100s of hands on the bathroom doors, Toilet seats etc.

Could also be hay fever!! I’ve never had hay fever until I moved to Melbourne. The crazy northerly winds bring all the shit down from the rest of the country and it all blows into your face. Itchy eyes and tickly nose ughhhhh it’s horrible. I lived in Melbourne 17 years and now I’m in holland and no more hay fever.

Oh my gosh, I would love to see Taz do a street food tour of KL!!!! I still dream of Malaysian food

In the 2023 financial year, the Woolworths Group in Australia recognized a total net profit after tax of 1.72 billion Australian dollars. This represented an increase from the previous year, in which an NPAT of just over 1.5 billion Australian dollars was recorded.

taz is my age and i remember woolworths and actually miss it as we'd get the pick and mix using pocket money.

it was formly Safeway, rebought to woolworths

Woolies (as we call it) is one of the two main grocery stores in Australia. They’re everywhere

also in south africa

Welcome to Australia Taz, come to Tassie

Sounds so exciting! Have you considered a welcome tour in either Melbourne or Sydney? :-D

Also, as a local (and someone who’s done a trip like this in the UK) I’d say the itinerary looks alright! The only thing it’s really missing is visiting countryside Victoria, there’s a lot of great places to visit that aren’t on the coast. When you think of the Australian Outback you won’t get that kind of “typical Aussie” culture in Melbourne. Drive out to Beechworth, Benalla and Glenrowan to discover the story of bushranger/outlaw Ned Kelly and the infamous Kelly Brothers. You can see historical towns, some famous silo art, mining history, and go for a hike in the bush. Take the train to Bendigo for the weekend (via Castlemaine if you like art and the Melbourne culture) and you can go down an operating gold mine, go to the Chinese museum to learn about Chinese history dating back to the 1850s Gold Rush, and ride an old fashioned tram. From there you can take the train to Swan Hill (visit the recreated pioneer settlement) or to Echuca (historic border town on the Murray River). Do a day trip to the Dandenong Ranges and ride Puffing Billy, do a bushwalk or visit the Arboretums and the Botanic Gardens, have High Tea, and shop at local boutique stores. Our public transport is capped at $10 per day, no matter how far you go within Victoria, so it’s not expensive to travel out to regional towns.

I work right near the State Library and would have died if I saw Taz.... Worlds colliding 😂

Come to Australia :-P You will not regret it

I can't really recommend anything as I've never explored London like that but yesterday I came across a place called bubble planet in London, it looks so nice I wanna go!

There are cat cafés in london. Ask google where the nearest to you is. I loved the souvenir shop of "Tate Modern". There are some Harry Potter related things, I want to see them next time.

For food the 'Borough Market' there is international cuisine. I liked costa coffee which is a coffee chain(If you not already know)

Also Camden Town is interesting to look at. I'm curious if you already heard about my ideas because I was only a tourist back then and these were all new to me 🤗

The Kyoto Garden in Holland Park is definitely worth a visit!

YOU CAN DO IT! We believe in you 😀

same HAHA

Anyone can do it! We believe in you 🙂

Sounds so exciting! Have you considered a welcome tour in either Melbourne or Sydney to start off your solo journey in Australia 😀

Sounds like a good choice 😛