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By Jenni RyallAustralia2014-11-24 05:29:07 UTC

Australians are obsessed with travel and these days it is rare to meet anyone who has not left the country for a sneaky trip.

In the financial year ending June 2014, more than 9 million Australians travelled abroad, with another 383,000 planning on starting a new life elsewhere, according to Australian Bureau of Statistics information.

Australians get a bad rap for causing havoc as backpackers across the world with their boozing culture and good-time attitude. From the mid-20s sabbatical to London to a gap year on the slopes at Banff, Aussies swarm the hostels of the world like mosquitoes.

But according to a new analysis by Skyscanner, The Future Laboratory and Trendhunter, next year Australians are going to break free of the mould and push into new destinations. Soon, there will be nowhere to escape the Aussie drawl.

Here are the top 10 destinations it is predicted Australians will be flying to in 2015.

In good news, the prediction shows that Aussies are finally hanging up the Bintang singlet and taking out the braids as they move away from the typical choice of Bali and venture further afield in the Asia Pacific region.

Skyscanner's data shows the hottest destinations next year in the region will be Myanmar, the country isolated for half a century, which had a massive 59% search increase.

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10 travel destinations Australians will flock to in 2015