More flights on these in-demand routes may also lead to more competitive airfares.

More flights on these in-demand routes may also lead to more competitive airfares.
Haven't booked an overseas trip yet? Fret not. More and more airlines are resuming old routes and increasing services, leading - hopefully - to more affordable fares.

The one we're most excited about is Delta Air Lines, which will be increasing the frequency of its non-stop Sydney-LA service to 10 flights per week from October 31. And if you're heading to Europe, we have some news for you, too.

Qantas has just resumed its thrice-weekly direct flights between Perth and Rome - ideal if you want to avoid layovers in foreign countries. delta.com; qantas.com

... do as the Europeans do. Take a train. Sleeper trains connecting different parts of Europe are having a moment, offering more sustainable and often more convenient, flexible and affordable ways to explore the continent.

And if you're heading to Europe soon, the news gets better: the night-train service European Sleeper has joined Eurail's extensive network, meaning if you have a Eurail Pass, you can - from today! - board European Sleeper trains between Brussels and Berlin with eight stops along the way including Antwerp, Rotterdam and Amsterdam. eurail.com; europeansleeper.eu
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