Michael Gebicki
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- Sep 27, 2026
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Europe’s new entry system is shambolic – and it could have you mistakenly deported (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. British woman Paula Pugh got a nasty shock when she flew into southern Italy’s Reggio Calabria to celebrate her husband’s 60th birthday. When she passed through passport control, Italian officials accused her of overstaying the 90-day limit in a 180-day period that British (and Australian) tourists are allowed to spend in Europe’s Schengen Area – but it was a mistake. As reported in London’s Teleg
Europe’s new entry system is shambolic – and it could see you mistakenly deported (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. British woman Paula Pugh got a nasty shock when she flew into southern Italy’s Reggio Calabria to celebrate her husband’s 60th birthday. When she passed through passport control, Italian officials accused her of overstaying the 90-day limit in a 180-day period that British (and Australian) tourists are allowed to spend in Europe’s Schengen Area – but it was a mistake. As reported in London’s Teleg
How to spend three weeks in Spain during low season (opens the original)
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We are a family of two parents and three kids in their 20s going to Spain and possibly Portugal, if it makes sense, for about three weeks in January. We would like to see the highlights but are aware of anti-tourist sentiment and overcrowding, partly why we are going at that time of the year. What are some places, popular and off the beaten track, you would recommend visiting? We enjoy history, art, food and walking.M. Luke, Gordon, NSW In January, you don’t have to worry too much about overcrow
When is the best time to travel on a round-the-world ticket? (opens the original)
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I am thinking of doing a round-the-world trip for my 50th birthday with my partner and two teenagers. We would stop to see friends in Canada, Mexico City, Costa Rica, the UK, Sweden, Denmark, Singapore and maybe Taiwan. Can we spend more than a week at each stop, eating our weight in street food and exploring some unique sights? What’s the best time to travel and how long will it take?L. Ng, Port Melbourne, Vic That’s perfectly feasible, and a round-the-world airline ticket is exactly what you n
Premium economy is getting better, but is it actually worth the price? (opens the original)
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Emirates has just announced its premium economy flyers will get adjustable privacy screens between seats, the first of its kind for PE flyers. The electrically operated screen rises from the armrest to the full height of the seatback. In a major upgrade, the Safran-designed seat now comes with wireless charging plus a USB-C socket, a slot in the tray table that lifts your phone upright for easy viewing and a U-Dream headrest which splits into three, with side wings that fold down for improved he
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