Six things I’ve learnt about Aussie travellers from being a tour guide
The article discusses insights gained from guiding Australian travelers on tours in various countries. It highlights their easy-going nature, curiosity, and preference for immersive experiences over traditional sightseeing. The author notes that while they can be demanding at times, their adventurous spirit and willingness to try new things make them enjoyable guests.
- ▪Australian travelers are often easy-going and eager to explore local cultures.
- ▪They prefer immersive experiences, such as cooking classes, over traditional sightseeing.
- ▪The author has guided groups of Australians in countries like India, Morocco, and Italy since 2018.
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