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A trip abroad is all you need to spice up your love life, according to a new travel survey from online travel agency ZUJI.com.au<\/b><\/p>\n

It\u2019s official: travel is truly a passion starter. In a recent relationship survey* of over 1,000 respondents conducted by ZUJI, Aussies admit to using trips abroad to find true love or enjoy a casual fling.<\/p>\n

While a massive 76% of respondents admitted they are more likely to be flirtatious while on an overseas holiday, and 66% said they look to find or rekindle love while away, the survey also revealed that Aussies are not entirely faithful when travelling abroad.<\/p>\n

A whopping 66% of men and 55% of women admitted they would consider \u2018extra-curricular activity\u2019 while away from home and 56% of respondents admitted to having had \u2018a fling\u2019 during previous travels.<\/p>\n

Surprisingly, almost half (48%) of female respondents (as opposed to only 39% of male respondents) said that they would actively pursue an overseas affair, which might explain the trend towards more women than men (29% vs. 17%) opting to travel alone these days!<\/p>\n

When it comes to the states, Queenslanders are the trustworthiest bunch with only 35% admitting to an overseas affair. More dubious characters can be found in the ACT where a huge 75% have admitted to a holiday fling. The other states were also relatively naughty with NSW 60%, SA 64%, VIC 63%, TAS 66% and WA 52%.<\/p>\n

Thankfully, not all Australian\u2019s are fickle in their relationships with more than half (55%) of respondents finding themselves in a long distance relationship as a result of their overseas escapades – and more than half of those unions lasting despite the distance.<\/p>\n

As perhaps expected, Europe has firm passion-potential for Australians, with 64% of women and 43% of men nominating it as their most \u2018desired destination\u2019. Asia came in second for 21% of men.<\/p>\n

With 77,000 hotels available on ZUJI, as well as experiences, flights, cruises and car hire it is the perfect place to search for your next romantic rendezvous. <\/p>\n

* Survey undertaken by SurveyMonkey on behalf of ZUJI from May – June 2007 <\/p>\n