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TRAVEL plans to Hobart have been thrown into confusion this week with every flight to the city from Melbourne fully booked.High demand has forced desperate travellers either to fly to Launceston or cross Bass Strait on the Spirit of Tasmania to Devonport and travel by road to Hobart, The Mercury reports.

Customers who found some of the few remaining seats to Hobart during the week were forced to pay hundreds of dollars above the normal rates.The travel industry has blamed airlines for not boosting capacity during the busy school holiday period.

Andrew Jones corporate manager Richard Kemp said there was “the odd seat here and there a few days ago”, but everything else had been sold until the weekend.

”We are doing all we can as there are no flights into Hobart … there is nothing at all,” Mr Kemp said.Mr Jones said demand for flights was also high because of the AFL finals in Melbourne.

Qantas spokeswoman Kristy McSweeney said there was always a strong demand during school holidays, including flights to Hobart, but she did not have any booking figures available last night.Virgin Blue, Jetstar and Tiger Airways could not be contacted last night.Mr Jones expected flights to return to normal next week.

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A YEAR of carefree travelling has been named as the number one activity Australians want to do before they die, according to a survey.The survey, commissioned by the NSW Trustee and Guardian, shows that eight out of the ten most popular goals Australians want to achieve before they kicked the bucket involve travelling.

Getting up close with dolphins, travelling in style and hitting the open road without a care in the world were also top choices.Other goals were very specific, including riding the Orient Express, walking the Great Wall of China and attending the ANZAC dawn service at Gallipoli.

“Travel is the most popular item on Australia’s bucket list but before Australians tick it off we are reminding them to make sure their affairs are in order by writing a Will,” Imelda Dodds, Acting Chief Executive Officer of the NSW Trustee and Guardian, said.More than 3000 people participated in the study.

Top 10 things Australians want to do before they die

1.Travel non-stop for at least a year

2. Get healthy and fit

3. Road-tripping with no destination

4. Travel first class

5.  Swim with dolphins

6. Take a luxury cruise

7.  Ride the Orient Express

8. Learn another language

9. Walk the Great Wall of China

10. Attend the ANZAC dawn service at Gallipoli

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EVEN wondered what it would be like travelling first-class with the world’s sexiest man?A passenger on a United Airlines flight was fortunate to be seated alongside Brad Pitt on a recent flight from Los Angeles to New York.

Justin Ross Lee captured the experience on his mobile phone and has posted it on brightcove.Pitt can be seen tucking into his in-flight meal of chicken, enjoying a beer and catching some shut-eye.

“If Brad was any more down to earth, the jet never would have left the ground,” Mr Lee told Star Magazine.The New Yorker also enjoyed having a photo taken with the actor in the Los Angeles International Airport’s United Airlines first-class lounge.

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Easy. We’re boring, expensive, distant and difficult.The number of Australians heading overseas for holidays has almost doubled in the past decade.For some reason, the tourism industry feels this is an abandonment but it really comes down to the fact that … well, why would anyone holiday here?

One-time ambassador for Australian tourism Paul Hogan summed it up by saying that despite how we thought about ourselves, the rest of the world didn’t really believe we were that special.We had become so five-minutes-ago.”Everyone has nice beaches and waterfalls and museums and things like that,” Hogan said.

The lovable larrikin commented that when Americans thought of Australia, it was now in terms of our actors rather than our beaches. I doubt that, considering most of them adopt an American accent in the movies, but it’s a reasonable point.JOHN McCarthy from the Courier Mail gives his opinion on why Australia is failing as a tourist destination:

TOURISM officials are wondering what has happened to Australia that has caused a slump in overseas and domestic tourists.Now they want to throw away $20 million of taxpayers’ money coming up with a slogan to lure tourists to Australia when what they really need is a reason to come here.We haven’t helped matters by giving China a black eye and then developing a perception in India that we were a bunch of racist rednecks by beating up some Indian students in Melbourne.

Chinese tourist visa applications to Australia have in the past three months plummeted as much as 80 per cent because of political tensions.Adding further insult is that the two most recent tourism campaigns - using Lara Bingle and then the ill-fated and hideously expensive spin-off from the Australia movie - have not reaped the expected rewards.

When Bingle asked, “where the bloody hell are you?” Britain and Europe replied: “In nice and interesting places like Spain, Italy and France, thanks for asking.” Tourism experts said the Lara Bingle-in-a-bikini commercial put women off, and they were predominantly the ones who made the family travel decisions.

When the Australia movie spin-off tried to lure them, those who had seen the film were paralysed by boredom. Those who hadn’t seen the movie thought the ad was a Lux commercial.Australia managed to poke its head above the pack for a while because we were safe, English-speaking, warm and cheap.But cheap doesn’t work when the local currency is above US80 and, let’s face it, nowhere is safe any more. Just ask those Indian students or read about the terrorism plans that were being plotted for our army barracks.

That leaves warm and English-speaking to counteract the boring, expensive, distant and difficult.After the novelty value of kangaroos and koalas wore off, Europeans saw us for what we were: England with better weather and less whingeing.My family recently booked a two-week holiday to Bali but I asked myself: “Why not somewhere in Australia?”

Why am I not supporting our local tourism industry by holidaying locally?Why not holiday on the Great Barrier Reef, for example? Well, have you seen the prices? We’ve been there and seen the bleached coral. The reefs on the Sinai Peninsula and Fiji were superior, more fun, less crowded and had a big point of difference: there was a sense of discovery.

Sydney? Spent 12 years there. It’s just a bigger Gold Coast.

Melbourne? Hate shopping and art galleries and I look washed out in black.

Adelaide? Ummm.

Perth? Are you kidding?

Regional Australia? See Adelaide.

Kakadu? My annual income remains below seven figures.

Uluru (Ayers Rock)? Let’s see. Fly to Alice Springs, drive for a day to marvel at a rock. Fly home again. Hold me back!

Tasmania? Love to, but have to keep something to do in retirement or possible brain-injury rehabilitation.

Face it, if we don’t want to holiday here, why would anyone else?If you consider that the buying power of the Australian dollar has escalated so much in the past year and that airfares, particularly to the US, have plummeted, why wouldn’t you take the opportunity to holiday overseas?

Hogan suggested that we should use Hugh Jackman to sell Australia in much the same way as Hogan did with his “throw another shrimp on the barbie” campaign 30 years ago. It’s a good idea except Hogan’s acting roles were as a laidback, laconic Aussie.

Jackman, who is apparently a top bloke, recently used knives springing from his fist to dismember half the cast in the latest X-men film. Maybe not the image we’re looking for.

Hogan said his campaign worked because he invited people to have a good time, to meet some Aussies and feel welcome, but that was a product of its time.”It’d be a terrible dried-out, burnt-out shrimp on the barbie if we were still waving it about after 30 years.”

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TRAVEL agents are facing stiffer competition as online competitors drop booking fees of up to $50.Travel booking websites Expedia and ZUJI Australia have both announced the removal of fees on all flights.

Expedia said fees will be dropped for a six week period and expressed it would make the change permanent if a million people visited its site by October 18.

ZUJI Australia said customers will simply pay the promoted cost of a flight without any additional travel agency booking fees.Expedia has already dropped booking fees on its US and Canadian websites and marketing manager Louise Crompton said it was time Australians enjoyed the same benefit.

Peter Smith, ZUJI Australia’s general manager, said the removal of fees is a turning point for the industry and is sign of confidence in the Australian economy.

“We believe charging booking fees for online transactions is now outdated, and frankly, pretty unfair to Aussie travellers, in these tough economic times,” he said.

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FiVE former Dutch street dwellers are soon to become official tour guides, showing visitors around their former haunts in the central city of Utrecht, organisers said.Having completed formal training through the tourism bureau, the group will take up their duties from September 13, said Simone Lensink, a spokeswoman for the welfare organisation Altrecht, which is behind the project.

”The idea is for people to rediscover the town and in particular those areas where their guides used to sleep or do drugs,” she said. “This is a small part of the history of Utrecht.”Utrecht has about 200 homeless people today, compared to up to 1,200 eight years ago when nine new homes were built for the destitute, she said.

”These are people with a unique background. They had to learn to be social and to be able to tell their story in an interesting and coherent manner.”The tour, titled Utrecht Underground, will take 75 minutes and cost five euros ($8.50).

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