Comments on: can UK residents book flights to australia via an australian travel company? http://australiaonlinetravel.com/australia-travel/can-uk-residents-book-flights-to-australia-via-an-australian-travel-company/ A travel guide for Australia Fri, 13 Aug 2010 02:51:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: bazza2008 http://australiaonlinetravel.com/australia-travel/can-uk-residents-book-flights-to-australia-via-an-australian-travel-company/comment-page-1/#comment-581 bazza2008 Fri, 12 Mar 2010 01:29:56 +0000 http://australiaonlinetravel.com/australia-travel/can-uk-residents-book-flights-to-australia-via-an-australian-travel-company/#comment-581 Yes my friend you can! The taxes will remain the same however the difference in price maybe due to a difference in strength of currency, whatever it is at the time of booking, so make sure if you're booking from an australian currency that you wont be losing money due to the exchange rate! Also on your bill from debit/credit card, and bank statements, it will state the money withdrawn in Australian dollars, however more than likely this will also be converted to sterling just below. If unsure or you have any reservations, check the company you're booking with by phone or online, and also contact your bank as well as associates and those who have travelled to australia. Another thing you should note is the collapsing of many airline companies, the most notorious XL, the fourth largest airline company in the world. As flights to australia are so expensive make sure that you check out the airline's finances, or it maybe 1,000 pound down the drain, which would be a terrible loss to yourself. Anyways, I hope this advice helps, and no matter what you decide to do I hope you have a great time :) Yes my friend you can!
The taxes will remain the same however the difference in price maybe due to a difference in strength of currency, whatever it is at the time of booking, so make sure if you’re booking from an australian currency that you wont be losing money due to the exchange rate!
Also on your bill from debit/credit card, and bank statements, it will state the money withdrawn in Australian dollars, however more than likely this will also be converted to sterling just below. If unsure or you have any reservations, check the company you’re booking with by phone or online, and also contact your bank as well as associates and those who have travelled to australia.
Another thing you should note is the collapsing of many airline companies, the most notorious XL, the fourth largest airline company in the world. As flights to australia are so expensive make sure that you check out the airline’s finances, or it maybe 1,000 pound down the drain, which would be a terrible loss to yourself.

Anyways, I hope this advice helps, and no matter what you decide to do I hope you have a great time :)

]]> By: vera http://australiaonlinetravel.com/australia-travel/can-uk-residents-book-flights-to-australia-via-an-australian-travel-company/comment-page-1/#comment-580 vera Fri, 12 Mar 2010 00:58:05 +0000 http://australiaonlinetravel.com/australia-travel/can-uk-residents-book-flights-to-australia-via-an-australian-travel-company/#comment-580 yeah thats no problem its set up for anybody from any country to purchases but you will pay in the currency of country of origion for example an aussie travel agent will bill your credit card in oz dollars yeah thats no problem its set up for anybody from any country to purchases but you will pay in the currency of country of origion for example an aussie travel agent will bill your credit card in oz dollars

]]> By: Thilaganathan V http://australiaonlinetravel.com/australia-travel/can-uk-residents-book-flights-to-australia-via-an-australian-travel-company/comment-page-1/#comment-579 Thilaganathan V Fri, 12 Mar 2010 00:40:13 +0000 http://australiaonlinetravel.com/australia-travel/can-uk-residents-book-flights-to-australia-via-an-australian-travel-company/#comment-579 yes you can. the taxes would be the same. the only difference would be you paying in australian dollars (might be cheaper or might not).. yes you can. the taxes would be the same. the only difference would be you paying in australian dollars (might be cheaper or might not)..

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