Dilvin Yasa

Sydney

Journalist, Author, and TV commentator at Freelance

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Must-see things every visitor to Kangaroo Island should experience

1 week ago | travel.nine.com.au | Dilvin Yasa

If you've ever wanted the best of Australia - our pristine beaches, our unique wildlife, our bounty of fresh produce - packaged up to enjoy on one island getaway, Kangaroo Island has got your number. Located just off the coast of South Australia, adventures can be found in every corner and happily, they're as varied as they are fun. Here are 13 ideas to get you started.
'No hard and fast rules': A guide to booking the right tour operator for your age group

2 weeks ago | travel.nine.com.au | Dilvin Yasa

Blame the brochures or the B-roll footage you're likely to see on a travel program, but we seem to have an idea that certain tour operators attract a specific age group. In my many years of travel, I'd say while it's okay to generalise (and this piece is certainly doing that), I've been on adventure tours with octogenarians, and luxury tours with teens - so it's safe to say there are no hard and fast rules.
South America travel: What you need to know about visiting Brazil

2 weeks ago | travel.nine.com.au | Dilvin Yasa

I don't know that I was adequately prepared for my visit to Brazil - is anyone? Home to over 70 National Parks, Carnival and of course, the Amazon Rainforest, Brazil is not only gargantuan, its landscape is varied. And South America is shaping up to be one of the hottest destinations for Aussie travellers in 2025, according to new booking insights from Intrepid Travel.
'Learnt this the hard way': 13 things first-timers need to know for visiting South Korea

3 weeks ago | travel.nine.com.au | Dilvin Yasa

You've got your Jetstar flights to Seoul and you're breathing a huge sigh of relief that South Korea's visa waiver program (the K-ETA) has been extended until the end of the year. It's a solid start, but there are plenty of tips you'll need to make your first visit to South Korea a successful one. Here are the things you need to know. READ MORE: The world's most disappointing beach has been named, and it's one of the most famousSouth Korea is on the radar for many Aussies this year.
The best sex positions for back, neck and shoulder pain

4 weeks ago | bodyandsoul.com.au | Dilvin Yasa

Experts say sexual intimacy during times of physical discomfort can assist with pain relief, but only if you focus on the right moves. It sounds like an argument to help get you into bed, but the results are in: sex (or self-pleasure) can significantly decrease pain, thanks to the release of feel-good endorphins which stimulate an analgesic process.
Micro-cheating is on the rise – here’s what it really means

4 weeks ago | bodyandsoul.com.au | Dilvin Yasa

Flirty DMs, secret likes and 'work wife' vibes. If you're secretly communicating with an ex or flirting with a colleague, it may be time to come clean about micro-cheating. Our relationship experts reveal why. Think your relationship is solid because there’s no full-blown affair? Think again. In the age of disappearing messages, late-night likes, and flirty "work banter," micro-cheating is becoming the modern relationship minefield no one wants to admit they're walking through.
10 Stunning River Cruises to Try in Your Lifetime

4 weeks ago | qantas.com | Dilvin Yasa |Faith Campbell

New itineraries, ships and experiences blend the relaxation of river cruising with exploration and adventure. Below, keep reading for our round-up of the best river cruises in the world. Cruising through the picturesque valleys and terraced vineyards along Portugal’s Douro River often feels like a dream.
Things to do in Seoul: South Korea neighbourhood guide; The top suburbs to stay in

4 weeks ago | travel.nine.com.au | Dilvin Yasa

If you're thinking of heading to Seoul, you're in good company. Data shows Australians travelling to South Korea is increasing year-on-year. But where should you base yourself while you're in town? It's all about preference…READ MORE: The Travel Guides have visited 36 countries - here's how you can join themData shows Australians travelling to South Korea is increasing year-on-year. (Getty)InsadongPicture a pocket-sized Kyoto and you've got Insadong, a neighbourhood which is steeped in the arts.
Five not-to-be-argued with reasons to visit Norway in 2025

1 month ago | travel.nine.com.au | Dilvin Yasa

I'd dreamed of seeing the Norwegian fjords my entire life, so when I finally turned 40, I said 'no thanks' to a milestone party and instead took my family on a Holland America cruise touring all of the spots that had long captured my imagination. What I couldn't have predicted is how deep Norway – with its spectacular landscapes, friendly locals, and goats on roofs – would get under my skin. As a result, I've been back several times since.
'Close as one can get to the North Pole': Five things you need to know about cruising Svalbard

1 month ago | travel.nine.com.au | Dilvin Yasa

Tell people you're headed to Svalbard on a cruise and they're likely to look at you with a blank expression. Located in the North Sea as close as one can get to the North Pole, this Norwegian Archipelago is still relatively unknown to all but the most adventurous among us. For those keen to embark on a high Arctic expedition cruise however, there are a few things to note before you unleash the Shackleton within.