Travel Cost Assistance in NSW

[+colleda]

Get yourself a $250 voucher from NSW government that can be used to help with your geocaching travel costs. Unfortunately it is for regional residents not metropolitan. E.g Lake Macquarie residents are eligible but not Newcastle residents.

https://www.service.nsw.gov.au/transaction/apply-regional-seniors-travel-card

 

[+lee737]

and its only for seniors....

[+colleda]

1 hour ago, lee737 said:

and its only for seniors....

Correct. You have a year or three to go yet.

[+Viajero Perdido]

Also, Hong Kong is promising to give away free airline tickets - which they already bought by the bucket load to keep the airlines afloat - when travel is fully open again.  (Ha!  Wake me up in a few years.)

 

I don't hold much hope for a free long-haul from North America.  (And psst, business class please; I'll make it up with, uh, restaurant spending.)

[+barefootjeff]

7 hours ago, colleda said:

Get yourself a $250 voucher from NSW government that can be used to help with your geocaching travel costs. Unfortunately it is for regional residents not metropolitan. E.g Lake Macquarie residents are eligible but not Newcastle residents.

 

There can't be many places in regional NSW you can actually travel to at the moment without bumping up against flooded roads.

[+colleda]

Just now, barefootjeff said:

 

There can't be many places in regional NSW you can actually travel to at the moment without bumping up against flooded roads.

Correct Jeff. Even if the roads aren't flooded there has been a lot of damage. If I wasn't laid up at the moment, with a torn tendon in my shoulder, I would often get out on one of my Yamaha FJs or GoldWing, usually down Central Coast way. Yarramalong & Bumble Hill, Kulnura, Mangrove Mountain. Or Road Warriors cafe on Old Pacific highway  for bacon and egg brekky rolls but it's too dangerous due to potholes and washouts.

[+DARKSIDEDAN]

The Terms & Conditions make it so most people can not claim

Edited November 9, 2022 by DARKSIDEDAN