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Dilvin Yasa

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  • Journalist, Author, and TV commentator, Freelance
Sydney
As seen in: News.com.au, Stuff.co.nz, Sydney Morning Herald, Traveller, Naked City, The Age, The Sunday Age, 9Honey, 9Honey | Coach, 9Travel and
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Where to buy before you fly: The world's best airports for shopping

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By Dilvin Yasa Verified
| Escape Australia
These airports are as geared to shopping as they are to transiting. This article may contain links from our affiliate and advertising partners. We may receive payments when you click on links, buy through them or share this content. When it comes to shopping at airports, every seasoned traveller has what they call their “dirty little secret”. Me?
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Paid for premium economy and felt disappointed? Here's what to do

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By Dilvin Yasa Verified
| Escape Australia
If you pay extra for premium economy and your experience isn't up to par, you can, and should, push back. This article may contain links from our affiliate and advertising partners. We may receive payments when you click on links, buy through them or share this content. Escape's Doc Holiday, Dilvin Yasa, answers your travel-related questions. I paid for a premium economy seat only to find that not only was my seat broken, the flight was so full I couldn’t be moved.
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Airline Review: Air Tahiti Nui – On the world’s friendliest flight

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By Dilvin Yasa Verified
| Cruise Passenger Magazine Verified
For most airlines, a flight tends to be about getting passengers from Point A to Point B; Air Tahiti Nui, French Polynesia’s flagship carrier, however, appears to have committed to full destination immersion from the get-go. Some 30 minutes after I clock the blue Boeing 787-9 pulling up, heavily tattooed, at Auckland International for our 4.5-hour flight to Papeete, I board the aircraft to discover a set dresser has zjushed the space first.
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