
Simone Mitchell
Associate Digital Editor at Escape Australia
Associate Digital Editor, Escape. Seriously dedicated to eating (once fainted in a Tokyo street after ingesting a Takoyaki ball that was too hot - true story).
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1 month ago |
news.com.au | Simone Mitchell
One of the best things about living in an enormous country like Australia is the huge variety of landscapes we can experience, without having to dust off the passport. From snowy alpine regions to lush rainforests, stunning desserts and some of the world's most beautiful islands on the Great Barrier Reef, we really are a lucky country when it comes to travel. We are spoiled for choice when it comes to picking a domestic holiday destination.
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Jan 24, 2025 |
stockhead.com.au | Simone Mitchell
If you are someone who stands right up against the baggage carousel at airport arrivals, consider yourself on notice. Words by Simone MitchellThis article may contain links from Escape’s affiliate and advertising partners. When you click on them, or share this content, Escape may earn a commission. Learn moreThis is a photo that I took at Zurich Airport in September. I took it, because it so perfectly captures the act that makes my blood boil in airport arrival halls all around the globe.
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Jan 22, 2025 |
australiantraveller.com | Simone Mitchell
20 January 2020 . BY Simone Mitchell The hardest part of your trip will be narrowing down which wineries to visit. You can pretty much guarantee you won’t be disappointed with any in the region, but if you’re short on time we’ve got the top 10 wineries in Mornington Peninsula for you.
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Jan 13, 2025 |
escape.com.au | Simone Mitchell
There's no doubt about it - the flight sales are coming thick and fast. Which is great news for anyone wanting to skip around the globe in 2025. On Friday Qatar announced its sale, starring $1,799 return flights to Europe, and this morning Virgin Australia launched an Australia-wide fare sale, with flights from $49. Now Fiji Airways has come to the party, offering Aussies bargain fares to Fiji, the South Pacific, Asia, and North America.
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Jan 12, 2025 |
escape.com.au | Simone Mitchell
The start of a new year always brings a sense of renewal, but January also offers a special celestial event to mark the occasion: the Wolf Moon. For Australians, this full moon promises a pretty jaw-dropping display in the night sky. Here’s everything you need to know about this special event, including when and where to see it, its cultural significance, and tips for making the most of your moon-gazing experience. What is a Wolf Moon? The Wolf Moon is the first full moon of the calendar year.
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Time to revisit my favourite Olympic moment ever. And it was nowhere near the stadium. I cannot watch this without crying (send help) https://t.co/Xe1LCquWHc