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Savings Of Up To $1789 For MSC Yacht Club Cruising
Australian cruise fans seeking to take a cruise holiday in style without forking out a king’s ransom can cash in on savings of up to $1798 per suite for bookings in MSC Cruises’ exclusive MSC Yacht Club. Seven-night Caribbean cruises in MSC Cruises’ prestigious ship-within-a-ship MSC Yacht Club can be booked from as little as from […]
Royal Brunei Airlines Earlybird Fares – to stretch travellers’ wings in 2015
London Royal Brunei Airlines (RB) has announced amazing deals for travellers looking to fly from Australia to London, Asia or the Middle East in 2015. On sale now until 30 September, 2014, Australians will be able to take a return flight to London for as little as $1399 in economy class ($4890 in business class.) […]
Royal Brunei Airlines Earlybird Fares – to stretch travellers’ wings in 2015
London Royal Brunei Airlines (RB) has announced amazing deals for travellers looking to fly from Australia to London, Asia or the Middle East in 2015. On sale now until 30 September, 2014, Australians will be able to take a return flight to London for as little as $1399 in economy class ($4890 in business class.) […]
Ride Cairns salutes trail blazers
Djabugandji descendant Rhylee Herd is the face of a Ride Cairns video showcasing the legendary Kuranda Downhill mountain biking trail which follows the path of his ancestors through World Heritage rainforest. Tourism Tropical North Queensland Chief Executive Officer Alex de Waal said Shuttle Rewind took viewers on a mountain biking journey through time showcasing the ancient, rainforest-clad […]
Tasmanian Underwater Wilderness – UNESCO
The deep south-western wilderness of Tasmania is so far from civilisation that getting there is an adventure in itself. Flying aboard a light aircraft, sailing or a 9 day hike are the only ways to reach this remote wilderness, yet these obstacles are far outweighed by your reward on arrival. This Southwest National Park is […]
Spicers Tamarind Retreat Wins Best Asian Restaurant at 2014 Queensland Restaurant & Catering Awards for Excellence
The Tamarind at Spicers Tamarind was last night awarded BEST ASIAN RESTAURANT at Queensland’s Restaurant & Catering Awards for Excellence. Lead by Executive Chef Daniel Jarrett, The Tamarind specialises in Modern Asian Cuisine, embracing the flavours, philosophies and unique culinary cultures of Thailand, Korea, China, Japan, Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos with emphasis on Western presentation […]
Triple Win for PARKROYAL Hotels & Resorts at the Annual 2014 HM Awards
PARKROYAL Hotels & Resorts took home three major national accolades at the prestigious annual 2014 HM Awards for Hotel & Accommodation Excellence on Friday evening. The awards, hosted by leading industry magazine Hotel Management, serve to recognise outstanding excellence from properties and chains within the accommodation industry in Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and selected South […]
Walk the Ancient City Walls of Seoul and Embrace Its 600 Year History
In recent years Seoul has been focused on the total restoration of the Seoul City Wall that surrounds the historic heart of the city. Korean history is engraved in the walls of Seoul city and nowadays tourists to Seoul can enjoy many scenic places to walk along its 18 kilometre length. It’s a great way […]
The Deep South-Western Tasmanian Wilderness Adventure
An Underwater Wilderness Unique On Earth The deep south-western wilderness of Tasmania is so far from civilisation that getting there is an adventure in itself. Flying aboard a light aircraft, sailing or a 9 day hike are the only ways to reach this remote wilderness, yet these obstacles are far outweighed by your reward on […]
COMPAGNIE DU PONANT is changing its name to become PONANT
COMPAGNIE DU PONANT is changing its name to become PONANT, reaffirming the strong link between the brand and its iconic three-masted, first vessel of the fleet and core of the brand identity. The name PONANT is shorter, easier to remember and has a stronger visual impact. The allegory of the ‘three sails’ of the logo […]
