Jasmine Kazlauskas is a News Reporter at Real Life. She specializes in travel and tourism, covering themes such as adventure travel, family travel, and the travel industry, while also delving into health and wellness topics. Jasmine's work has been featured in prominent publications including The NT News, New Zealand Herald, and the New York Post, among others.
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A popular holiday spot has been dubbed “hell on earth” after insane clips emerged of thousands of tourists descending on its shores.
By: Jasmine Kazlauskas
The little house with green paint has become an unlikely symbol of survival in Nepal, as it remained standing strong after
Australian tourists holidaying in Bali have allegedly been targeted by a jewellery-snatching thief on a motorbike while they were walking alongside a road.
A Qantas A380 suddenly became the world’s most watched flight this afternoon for one very exciting reason.
An Australian nurse has tragically been killed while on a dream holiday in Italy.
It will soon be easier for Sydneysiders to explore the Pyramids of Giza and cruise down the Nile, after a huge announcement from one airline.
Nobody likes having their passport photo taken.
There has been a major update after an Australian tourist was caught allegedly having sex in public while on a holiday in Bali.
By: Jasmine Kazlauskas
Billy Aspinall was captured on CCTV allegedly engaging in a sex act with a woman he had just met on a resident's driveway in North Kuta on Aug. 22.
“See you when I get back, if the terrorists don’t get me first.”
