Seven Stars Travel & Tours

27/10/2026

The man pictured is Mahomet Allum (c. 1858–1964), a prominent Pashtun Afghan cameleer, herbalist, and philanthropist who became well known in Adelaide, Australia.
The details regarding his practices and philanthropy are well-documented in Australian history:

• 900 Patients in a Day: Historical records indicate that at the height of his practice as a natural herbalist, his peak daily tally reached 900 patients. He frequently operated on a donations-only basis, treating the poor and marginalized free of charge.

• £15,000 in Donations: During the Great Depression, he famously donated over £15,000 of his earnings to various charitable causes. This included funding for struggling European migrants, providing free medical supplies to Aboriginal communities, and purchasing burial plots for impoverished Muslims.

Known widely by the public as "The Wonder Man," his significant charitable contributions and massive popularity earned him a lasting place in Australian history.

30/07/2026

Panjshir valley

30/07/2026

30 July: Military strikes and reprisal attacks are intensifying in a number of locations in the Middle East today. There’s a risk of further escalation across the region in the coming days. There is also a growing concern about the risk of attacks on US interests globally.

If strikes occur in your location, prioritise your safety & follow the advice of local authorities, including any warnings to take shelter. If warned of an imminent attack, move to an enclosed hardened shelter, ideally underground or close to ground level. If that isn't possible, seek an inner room without windows.

Airspace closures & flight disruptions are occurring in some locations and more are possible, including at short notice. This could impact flights globally, including outside the Middle East. Confirm your flights before departing for the airport.

See our general advice on protecting your safety during an armed conflict www.smartraveller.gov.au/armed-conflict

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21/04/2026

20/02/2026

The security situation in the Middle East is unpredictable. Regional tensions remain high and there continues to be a risk of military conflict. There may be travel disruptions within the region and globally. Make sure your travel insurance covers you.
Read about:
• Safety and security - the possibility of reprisal attacks, further escalation, and protests around the world.
• Travel impacts - flight delays or cancellations, including on routes to Europe.
• Before you go - confirm your flights, check your travel insurance and read up on your destination and transit locations.
• While you're away - be alert to possible threats and monitor local and international news.

The situation in the Middle East is unpredictable. It could get worse with little warning. Security risks may increase. There may be travel disruptions within the region and globally. Make sure your travel insurance covers you.

17/01/2026

Australian Government travel advice for Qatar. Learn more about local safety, laws and health risks.

16/01/2026

Regional tensions in the Middle East are high and the security situation could deteriorate rapidly and without notice.
This may result in airspace closures, flight cancellations and other travel disruptions. Demonstrations and protest activity may also occur and local security situations could deteriorate with little notice. Avoid all demonstrations and protests.
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See our travel advice for Middle East countries: https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/Middle-East

16/01/2026

In the last two weeks, 17 travellers across the country have been stopped with alleged child abuse material on their electronic devices, leading to visa cancellations and arrests – this is more than one a day.

Tackling child exploitation is an operational priority for the ABF, and our officers are highly skilled at identifying individuals at our airports who attempt to carry this abhorrent material across the border.

We will use all our powers available to cancel visas, penalise and/or prosecute anyone who tries to enter our country and exploit vulnerable children.

Between 1 January 2024 and 31 December 2025, ABF officers have stopped over 435 potential child s*x offenders at airports around the country.

13/01/2026

Leave Iran now. Commercial options to depart are still available but becoming more limited. Airspace closures and flight cancellations could happen soon, making it impossible to leave later. There may be further telecommunications blackouts. If you remain in Iran against our advice, you’re responsible for your own safety. Be prepared to shelter in place with water, food and medicine.

Our ability to provide consular assistance in Iran is extremely limited. If you require urgent consular assistance, contact the Consular Emergency Centre on 1300 555 135 in Australia or +61 2 6261 3305 outside Australia. Read & subscribe: Smartraveller.gov.au/Iran

Australia in Türkiye

07/01/2026

https://visasnews.com/en/pakistan-suspends-its-free-vpa-visa-for-126-nationalities/

Launched in the summer of 2024 to facilitate travel to Pakistan, the “Visa Prior to Arrival” (VPA) program, which allowed citizens of 126 countries to quickly obtain a free visa, has been unavailable since January 1, 2026. In the absence of any official announcement regarding this suspension, af...