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Health Articles 2009
Tourism Australia's No Leave No Life website includes tips on planning for leave, as well as ideas for quintessential Australian travel experiences.

Ten reasons why it's a great time to holiday in Australia

While many Australians are finding it harder to take a holiday due to work and life pressures, and are accruing their annual leave at an alarming rate, there are indications that there are plenty of reasons why workers need to unlock their leave. Annual leave accrual by full-time employees has grown 11 per cent from December 2006 to December 2008* and this is having many flow-on effects.

However, to increase productivity in the work place as well as mental wellbeing, it is now more important than ever to take a holiday.

Editor of Men’s Health, Bruce Ritchie explains, “The best way to reduce stress – and reap the personal and health rewards - is to take a holiday. Reduce the hassles even more by cutting customs out of the equation and seeing more of Australia.”

Tourism Australia’s No Leave, No Life program is encouraging Australians to take their entitled annual leave and provides tools to make it easier for them to do so. The program’s website www.noleavenolife.com.au includes tips on planning leave, as well as ideas for a quintessential Australian travel experience.

To emphasise the many types of holiday experiences available within Australia, employees have the chance to win an Aussie holiday every week for eight weeks through www.noleavenolife.com.

Just as important is finding ways of saving money in the current climate, so here are 10 reasons why holidaying within Australia is more cost-effective, fun and stress-free than holidaying abroad:

1. Petrol prices – at a five year low 
2. Exchange rates – overseas travel is less affordable 
3. Enjoy the comfort of travelling in your own car – and you can take the dog too! 
4. Less baggage – your limit is as much as you can fit in your car 
5. No airports – avoid the delays and stress 
6. Explore your own turf – do you really know your country? 
7. Shorter travel times – spend your time – and your money! - on holiday, not travelling 
8. Discover something new – do something you’ve never done 
9. Enjoy a longer weekend break – leave after work on Friday and return early Monday morning 
10. Home away from home – no need to worry about currency or language barriers.

Bruce adds, “The No Leave, No Life program empowers employees to fight for a good work/life balance and ensure people can operate at their best – both professionally and personally. A holiday is a fantastic way opportunity to take some well needed time out and get a fresh perspective on what really matters while spending time with those close to you.”

* Roy Morgan Research, December 2008

 

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