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Not MIA Just in a Land Down Under

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By: Author Debra Schroeder

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Land Down Under, Sydney Australia, Opera House, Harbour Bridge

Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge

 

It’s been very quiet at Traveling Well For Less. No worries, I haven’t ditched the blog, I’ve been traveling.

We (my husband joined me on this trip, imagine that) went to Sydney for a week, so expect to see lots of blog posts about Sydney, all there is to do and see, free things in Sydney, the Blue Mountains, Sydney craft breweries, Qantas First Class A380, Radisson Blu, Hilton Sydney, and Park Hyatt Sydney, how to spend a week in Sydney for less than $200, and more.

I’m now traveling solo again to another destination. Once I get there, I’ll post a photo.

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Gabe

Friday 17th of May 2013

Have fun! I am looking forward to your trip report.

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Debra Schroeder is an award-winning travel writer with 27 years of experience using miles and points to travel the world. A former 12-year travel industry executive, she knows how to find the deals and how to creatively finance trips, like getting a trip to Hawaii for practically free or a $26,000 trip to Australia for $208. She’ll help you find the best deal, whether it’s a hostel, luxury resort, or somewhere in between.