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21 Jun 05:00am

Filed under: Doc Holiday, Open Thread, Travel

Keep your clothes on mid-flight, enjoy the robust Aussie dollar (while it lasts) and invest in a real life travel agent. That’s advice for the modern traveller, care of Anthony Dennis, aka, Doc Holiday.

Rule #11 Don't borrow somebody else's glasses. Photo: News.com.au

He’s a travel reporter for News.com.au, who’s compiled ten new “travel commandments” for the new era of travel. You know, the one with the crazy weather patterns and cheap, yet unpredictable flights. Not to mention the costly-on-board everything. It’s almost enough to make you not want to go on holidays. Almost.

Have you taken a flight anywhere lately? What was your biggest travel gripe? Welcome in Tuesday and share it (or anything else) right here.

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Edward James says:

07:07pm | 23/06/11

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11:56am | 22/06/11

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