Australia’s Top 25 Travel Websites

11 August, 2011 Martin Kelly 4 Comments

Here they are, in alphabetical order, Australia’s Top 25 Travel Websites*, a list that’s taken many, many hours of web surfing and contemplation to compile – see Inside The Aussie Travel Web. These sites were chosen for usability, design, utlility, content, sense of purpose, traffic, and usefulness. What do you think?

From this group will be chosen the TRAVELtech Website of the Year, by an autonomous group of judges, with the winner announced at TRAVELtech in Sydney on August 29.

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4 thoughts on “Australia’s Top 25 Travel Websites”

Carla says:

11 August, 2011 at 3:13 pm

This is a great way to get to know Queensland, plan a holiday etc – even down to listings of individual towns and cities. And it’s constantly updated with good deals.
Crazy Car Hire says:

12 August, 2011 at 11:34 am

I find it a little odd that a Food Website can make the Top 25 Travel Websites?
1. Martin Kelly says:
  
  12 August, 2011 at 1:44 pm
  
  Hi, http://www.Agfg.com.au is a food and travel website.
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