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What’s new in the Northern Territory
BIG BUS DARWIN SUNSET & TROPICAL LIGHT TOUR Big Bus Darwin have launched a special five-hour evening tour showcasing the spectacular sunset at East Point Reserve followed by a series of illuminated sculptures featured in the Bruce Munro: Tropical Light exhibition. The tour will operate on Wednesday and Saturday only. Cost: $40-45 Read more. TROPICAL LIGHT DINING & AIRBOAT […]
100 reasons to visit Canberra this spring
As we mark 100 days out from the start of spring, Canberra readies itself for another sensational season of memory-making experiences. The first of the blooms for Australia’s biggest celebration of spring, Floriade (14 September – 13 October), are already in the ground, but there’s much more to explore in Canberra this coming spring. Here’s […]
Edinburgh City Guide
OVERVIEW If Edinburgh were a person, how would we describe her? With ancient architecture, meandering cobbled streets and rich history, Edinburgh is distinguished and beguiling. She’s highly creative, entertaining millions of visitors from around the world with Festivals showcasing the arts, performance, literature, science, music and comedy. Edinburgh is nothing but congenial, offering comfortable […]
Shanghai City Guide
by Stu Lloyd OVERVIEW Considered the most populous city in the world, Shanghai has meteorically regained its place alongside the world’s great cities such as London, Paris, and New York in the past 10 or 15 years. Amazing, considering China’s closed attitude to the West for decades after the Cultural Revolution. Perhaps it’s the entrepreneurial […]
London City Guide
by Keith Austin Ever since William the Conqueror consolidated his victory over King Harold at the Battle of Hastings in 1066 with a hefty great castle on the banks of the River Thames, London has been at the epicentre of English life. As Samuel Johnson said in 1777: “When a man is tired of London […]
What’s new on the NSW South Coast
#ILoveSydney #NewSouthWales There’s always something new happening on the beautiful NSW South Coast. Discover the latest places to eat, drink, stay and play, just in time for the Autumn school holidays. EAT & DRINK Silica in Kiama has breathtaking views of the beach and an ex-Aria and Bentley chef on the burners. The menu is built […]
Toronto Travel Guide
by Pip Macken OVERVIEW Canada’s largest city, perched on the tip of Lake Ontario, is a medley of cultures, histories and lifestyles. Toronto’s dynamic blend of distinct neighbourhoods, vibrant downtown scene and non-stop events makes this one of Canada’s most compelling urban destinations. Traditionally known as ‘Hogtown’ and ‘Big Smoke’, the city recently acquired the […]
The Cotswolds and South West England Travel Guide
by Alison Plummer The Cotswolds and the South West offer some of England’s most beautiful scenery, gardens, historic houses and coastlines, with accommodation in all the best locations for rewarding holidays at every level. Spend time exploring the villages and towns, from the honey-coloured stone cottages of the Cotswolds to the fishing villages of the […]
Small Wonder: Zagreb punches above its weight
by John Maddocks Croatia’s vibrant capital is a small, sophisticated city often overshadowed by Adriatic superstars such as Dubrovnik and Split. But a new international airport means Zagreb has come into its own as Croatia’s main gateway, connected by air to over 50 cities. Tourists are discovering a very laid back metropolis with stunning architecture, […]
Hawaii Travel Guide
INTRO Hawai’i is everything a tropical getaway should be. Warm, balmy weather, lots of sun and plenty of fun things to do and see. But the world’s most remote inhabited islands offer a lot more than many travellers imagine. Hawai’i is rediscovering its indigenous roots and the authentic ‘aloha’ culture is now finding its way […]
