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Diving Paradise _ Sipadan
Sipadan claims to be the world's best dive site. While this is a big claim, the diving here is
Public Holiday in Japan
Below are listed Public Holidays for the January 2009-December 2010 period.
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Hungarian overview
Hungary is the country which is located quite heart of Europe; this kidney-shaped country can c
AUSTRALIA TRAVEL GUIDE - DUTY FREE
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Duty Free, Australia
The following items may be imported into Australia by persons over 18 years of age without incurring customs duty: • 250 cigarettes or 250g of tobacco or cigars.
• 2.25l of any alcoholic liquor.
• Articles for personal hygiene and clothing, not including perfume or fur apparel.
• Other goods to a value of A$900 (A$450 if under 18).
Note: The Australian government has introduced limits on the amount of liquids, aerosols and gels that can be taken through the screening point for people flying to and from Australia. You may carry these on board in your hand-luggage only if they are no more than 100ml and in a sealed plastic bag. Larger amounts may be taken in your checked-in luggage. Check with your airline before travelling. More details are available from the Australian Customs Service (website: www.customs.gov.au).
Prohibited Imports
There are very strict regulations against the import of non-prescribed drugs, weapons, firearms, wildlife, domestic animals and foodstuffs (including meat, poultry and dairy; plants or parts of plants [including fruit, nuts and seeds]; animal products [including wool, skins and eggs] and any equipment used with domestic animals) and other potential sources of disease and pestilence (such as vaccines or viruses). There are severe penalties for drug trafficking.
For further details on customs regulations, contact the Australian Customs Service (see above). Customs information booklets can be obtained from the Australian High Commission or Embassy. Other Australia Travel Guides Public Holidays Getting There Getting Around Attractions Accommodation Money Climate Communication Shopping Key Facts General Information Duty Free Food and Drink Night Life and Entertainment Stay Safe and Healthy Things To Do
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Things To Do in Australia
Posted by Mrs. Rosy Black on 12 April 2010 05:08:52
Swim in the surf. Australia has seemingly endless sandy beaches. Follow the crowds to the world famous Bondi Beach in Sydney, or Surfers Paradise on the Gold Coast. Or find a stretch all for yourself. The surf is smaller and warmer in the Tropical North, where the reef breaks the sw... More
Stay Safe and Healthy in Australia
Posted by Mrs. Rosy Black on 12 April 2010 05:08:44
Stay safe Emergencies The number 000, can be dialed from any telephone in Australia free of charge. This number will connect you with emergency operators for the police, fire brigade, and ambulance service. The first question that the operator will ask is which service you n... More
Shopping in Australia
Posted by Mrs. Rosy Black on 12 April 2010 05:08:37
Shopping The prices of goods in Australia are roughly equivalent to countries in North America, Western Europe or Japan. But some excellent local wines, wool, clothes and sheepskin products, precious or semi-precious stones; and modern art sculpture and paintings are worth for you to bring... More
