The reason we made this video is because we heard that some places were banning Santa. Why would you ban Santa? Is it to make me feel welcome? Santa is an Australian tradition. Telling my friends they can’t have Santa is like telling me I can’t have Eid. I hear the word ‘inclusion’ used a lot – doesn’t that mean that I include you in my celebration and you include me in yours? Well that’s what my family does and so I visit my friends at Christmas, Chanukah, Diwali and Vesak and they come and celebrate Eid with me. I know about Aboriginal, Italian, Polish, Greek, Spanish, Turkish, Jewish,…
I want to book flights to Australia for the christmas and new year period. I was hoping to do it with a stop over in either New York, Las Vegas, Niagra or Tokyo on the way there (between about 15th and 20th December). I only want flights, no accomodation. Do you know any good websites or companies I can phone to find multistop trips or round the world tickets. Have you done it and got any tips on keeping the cost down? Any information on the entire process would be greatly appreciated.
I’m interested in traveling to Preth Australia this Christmas to visit a friend and I’ve never traveled further than Disney World. I’d like to know if anyone found any good deals on flights and hotels around the Perth area. I’m hoping to go for 2 weeks.
Any good restaurants and attractions that you’d think I’d like. I’m 20 and this will be my first vacation by myself.
So my family was planning to go to Australia for Christmas vacation. Which place is the best and what attractions are there? Western Australia, South Australia, Northern Territory, Queensland, New South Wales, or Victoria. I don’t know much about Australia so a lot of info would be helpful. Thanks!
Sydney, Australia is probably the best, right? So where is that located?
