Chantelle Francis is a travel reporter with a focus on national travel stories in Australia. She has written for various publications including the New York Post, News.com.au, and Escape (News Corp Australia). Chantelle's articles cover a range of topics including bizarre sightings during flights, airline safety, travel tips, and aviation incidents.
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Chantelle's coverage mainly focuses on travel and tourism, particularly air travel safety and incidents. Her articles indicate a preference for evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to the aviation industry within Australia.
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An 11-year-old girl has been rescued off the coast of Italy after three days at sea clinging to tyre tubes.
By: Chantelle Francis
A video of a man paddling on a small board at a boat ramp in Far North Queensland has gone viral.
By: Chantelle Francis
A Chinese student chose to become an international commuter when attending his last three months at a Melbourne university this year instead of living in Australia.
A five-star resort in Fiji beloved by holidaymakers from around the world is at the centre of a suspected alcohol poisoning that has left four Australians in hospital.
Bosses of a luxury Fijian resort have spoken out about a suspected alcohol poisoning that has hospitalised seven foreigners, including four Australians.
Toxicology reports will shed light on what substance left seven Fiji tourists in hospital, with mystery still surrounding how other patrons in the packed bar and drinking the same drinks escaped un-harmed.
A judge has ruled against Donald Trump getting his hush money conviction thrown out on immunity grounds.
The Fijian deputy prime minister revealed “a lot” of pina coladas were served to a busy resort bar on the same night, but only seven guests became ill.
Smartphones these days have a lot clever features to make travelling easier – but there’s many the average person doesn’t even know exist.
A red ribbon tied to a suitcase was once nothing more than a cute and innocent travel accessory to help people identify their luggage – until now.
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