17-Dec

Summer Holidays Are Just Around The Corner – Which Holiday Destination Will Your Family Be Heading To This Summer?

With school holidays nearing closer and parents rapidly preparing for the summer holidays, many Australian families will be planning to getaway before the new school year begins. Now that many states have lifted their border restrictions the options are endless when deciding where you want to take your family away to this summer.

As Australian’s countdown to the end of a rather strange year, almost everyone will be looking to have a much-needed break, so this could mean some of Australia’s most popular destinations may become even more crowded this summer.

Data provided by travel site Wotif, has revealed how Australians have radically altered their regular summer travel plans. Coastal hotspots such as Byron Bay, Whitsundays and the Coral Coast are seeing more interest than in previous years. While residents from Western Australia, Queensland and Tasmania, are unlikely to travel outside their state borders this summer. Even Melburnians are searching for holidays within regional Victoria, now that the elusive ring of steel has been lifted.

It is looking like less people will be holidaying outside of their own states this year, or only crossing into their bordering state. This is also going to lead to a huge increase in camping trips, with more caravans than ever on the road this summer. The Caravan Industry Association of Australia is expecting a surge this summer, with over 741,000 registered recreational vehicles, there will be addition interest from ‘first timers’ due to the pandemic preventing international holidaying.

Many Victorians are planning a regional getaway this year, or just over the boarder to NSW. According to the Wotif data, Victorians were searching for holidays in Geelong and along the Great Ocean Road.

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However, as airline prices rise, will you instead take part in one of 3.3 million camping trips expected to be taken over the coming months? And where will your family be heading to these summer holidays?

No matter where you are heading with your family over the summer holidays, it is also important to remember that this time of year can be the most expensive time for many families. This can put a strain on your finances and stop your family from being able to get out and travel Australia this summer. If this is your concern, then why not consider a short term loan from a reliable and trustworthy lender like Spondooli.

If you are just shy of your holiday goals, then online cash loans can help you to take your family on the holiday they deserve after such a rough year. And as long as you meet the necessary criteria, including permanent employment, you can have your short-term loan in your bank account within hours, and then you can start planning your dream Australian getaway. Spondooli’s simple online application process means you don’t have to fill out a huge amount of paperwork, and there is no long waiting period, unlike the ones you often have to endure when dealing with banks.

 

If you have any concerns about the idea of a personal loan, then Spondooli can also take care of the most common concern when taking out a short-term loan – which is what happens if I fail to pay one of my payments on time? Well, you don’t need to worry. We know things don’t always go as planned, so as long as you contact Spondooli in advance, they can adjust your payments accordingly.

Now that your finances are taken care of where will your family be heading these summer holidays? To the Great Ocean Road or the many eastern coastal towns that NSW has to offer? No matter where you are heading, at least you can be confident in the fact that you have the finances to go on an incredible getaway.

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