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?
- www.Adrenalin.com.au
- www.Agfg.com.au
- www.Artserieshotels.com.au
- www.Experienceoz.com.au
- www.Hamiltonisland.com.au
- www.Hotelclub.com.au
- www.Hotelscombined.com
- www.Inspiringjourneys.com
- www.Jetabroad.com.au
- www.Jetstar.com
- www.Mantra.com.au
- www.Playmelbourne.com.au
- www.Qantas.com.au
- www.Queenslandholidays.com.au
- www.Ski.com.au
- www.Southaustralia.com
- www.Stayz.com.au
- www.TotalTravel.com.au
- www.Travel.ninemsn.com.au
- www.Viator.com
- www.Virginaustralia.com.au
- www.Vroomvroomvroom.com.au
- www.Wotif.com.au
- www.Webjet.com.au
- www.Worldnomads.com
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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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.
I find it a little odd that a Food Website can make the Top 25 Travel Websites?
Hi, http://www.Agfg.com.au is a food and travel website.
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