Dilvin Yasa

Sydney

Journalist, Author, and TV commentator at Freelance

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South America travel: Your essential guide to Buenos Aires and the best time to visit

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

There's a lot to love about Buenos Aires: the bustling neighbourhoods, historic landmarks, world-class tango performances and rich cultural sites. Don't even get us started on the cuisine (or we may never stop). If your visit is a quick one, you may have to make peace with fine-tuning your itinerary so it only includes the best of everything. Sound impossible? Fear not - here are some of the unmissable experiences in this Argentinian hotspot.
Best things to do in Sydney: These are the coolest Sydney neighbourhoods to visit in the city including Darlinghurst, Newtown, Manly, and more

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

If you're heading to Sydney for the first time, you've probably got a bucket list that includes all the usual landmarks. Go beyond the harbour however, and you'll find neighbourhoods with their own distinctive flavour and flair.
14 Incredible Group Tours That Take the Guesswork Out of Holiday Planning

3 weeks ago | qantas.com | Alexandra Carlton |Dilvin Yasa

This Journey Through Catalonia Could Be One of the World’s Most Beautiful Hikes
10 things passengers do that really annoy flight attendants

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

You should (hopefully) know by now not to get wildly drunk on flights, start a fight with other passengers or hurl abuse at staff, but what else could you be doing that really gets flight attendants riled up? Happily, the internet is a glorious beast filled with forums, groups and threads from flight staff keen to share the things passengers do that really annoy them. Want to make sure your next flight (and every other afterwards) goes smoothly?
Give overtourism the flick: The countries that really want visitors right now

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

Look beyond the crowded streets of western Europe and wave bye bye to tourist taxes, Airbnb bans and increasing restrictions being put in place in some of our favourite destinations. Some countries around the globe are actively chasing tourism so why not make 2025 the year you discover what could easily become your new go-go? Here are a few suggestions to get you started.
Five of the best day trips from Perth

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

At first glance, the idea of roadtripping Western Australia can seem overwhelming. Covering 2.5 million square kilometres, we're talking about covering serious distances sure. But if your starting point is Perth, you'll be thrilled to know that everything from some of the state's pristine beaches and spectacular islands to dramatic outback destinations are only ever a day trip away. Here are some of the best to consider.
‘At 42, I was racing against time’: pursuing motherhood despite the odds

1 month ago | smh.com.au | Dilvin Yasa

By Dilvin Yasa March 20, 2025 — 5.00am, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. If you haven’t yet found “the one”, should you give up on your dream of motherhood? Australian women are increasingly saying “nope” and opting to start a family on their own.
10 things every traveller must experience in Budapest

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

Budapest is coming in hot as a leading travel destination for 2025 and why not? Significantly cheaper than its western European neighbours, this is a buzzing city where surprises are around every charming corner. Not sure where to get started? You can start building the dream holiday list with the following inclusions. READ MORE: Aussie mum's survival tips for caravanning for a year with three kidsBudapest is coming in hot as a leading travel destination for 2025.
Doc Holiday: Is annual multi-trip travel insurance worth it?

1 month ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Dilvin Yasa

Share My wife and I have several overseas trips in the pipeline for this year. Are we better off getting individual insurance policies for each trip, or looking at a multi-trip policy? Had I been asked this question a few months ago, I would have said buying an annual policy was the most cost-effective option, but when I went to buy one a couple of weeks ago, I was shocked to find the price of my usual annual travel policy had jumped from around $650 to more than $900.
'Just caught a baby wombat' is another case of cruelty for content

1 month ago | australiantraveller.com | Dilvin Yasa

Thinking about snatching a joey from its mother for a video? Dilvin Yasa is going to stop you right there…Many years ago, I was on a safari in Kenya where I witnessed a man throw apples – one by one – at a pride of sleeping lions. “I didn’t pay all that money to look at sleeping lions,” he fumed as our guide took his backpack filled with Granny Smiths and led him away to read him the riot act.