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Eastern Europe – Ski Japan – Snakes – Seabourn Sojoum
TRAVEL BRIEFS John Crook Decent savings – eastern Europe How about this? There’s a 13-day package covering Eastern Europe which includes the magical cities of Vienna, Budapest and Prague. Tradition, cultural heritage and accommodation in first class hotels. For those who are interested the Eastern European Panorama package is priced from $2371, the inclusions feature […]
Tokyo’s New Landmark, The Capitol Hotel Tokyu, Now Open
World-Famous Architect Kengo Kuma Creates A New 21st Century Icon Reinterpreting Traditional Japanese Architecture The Capitol Hotel Tokyu opened its chic doors to the public in October 2010. The brand new building in the centre of Tokyo is designed by the world famous architect Kengo Kuma. The hotel is a member of Preferred […]
Tokyo’s New Landmark, The Capitol Hotel Tokyu, Now Open
World-Famous Architect Kengo Kuma Creates A New 21st Century Icon Reinterpreting Traditional Japanese Architecture The Capitol Hotel Tokyu opened its chic doors to the public in October 2010. The brand new building in the centre of Tokyo is designed by the world famous architect Kengo Kuma. The hotel is a member of Preferred […]
Spring into Summer at The Byron at Byron
Spring has been a little slow to arrive this year but the warmer days are now here and it’s time to embrace the wonderful warm sunshine. This is the time to enjoy a reviving short break, perhaps including an indulgent outdoor massage to bring you closer to nature or relax in our restaurant and enjoy […]
Spring into Summer at The Byron at Byron
Spring has been a little slow to arrive this year but the warmer days are now here and it’s time to embrace the wonderful warm sunshine. This is the time to enjoy a reviving short break, perhaps including an indulgent outdoor massage to bring you closer to nature or relax in our restaurant and enjoy […]
Red White and Blues Festival
The Red White and Blues Festival features a line-up of around 30 fantastic wineries from your favourite NSW regions including Mudgee, Orange, Cowra, Hasting’s River and the Hunter Valley to name a few along with a great selection of gourmet food, regional produce and even boutique beers to complement the Wine tasting experience. With a […]
Red White and Blues Festival
The Red White and Blues Festival features a line-up of around 30 fantastic wineries from your favourite NSW regions including Mudgee, Orange, Cowra, Hasting’s River and the Hunter Valley to name a few along with a great selection of gourmet food, regional produce and even boutique beers to complement the Wine tasting experience. With a […]
SOFITEL SYDNEY WENTWORTH WELCOME FOR ACCOR’S ‘TOURISM FOR TOMORROW’ AWARD
Sofitel Sydney Wentworth General Manager Marc Cherrier (left)with members of the Accor hotels team and the Tourism For Tomorrow Award After a long journey across the globe, the World Travel & Tourism Council’s (WTTC)’Tourism For Tomorrow’ award – presented to Accor on the 27th May at the 10th Global Travel & Tourism Summit held in […]
Aussie travellers $1,500 better off on the back of soaring dollar
Australians travelling to the United States, Europe or Great Britain have, on average, AU$1,500 more in their travel wallet than at the peak of the Global Financial Crisis. This is according to American Express, the latest entrant to the pre-paid travel card market, which compared the buying power of the super-charged Australian dollar against the […]
Aussie travellers $1,500 better off on the back of soaring dollar
Australians travelling to the United States, Europe or Great Britain have, on average, AU$1,500 more in their travel wallet than at the peak of the Global Financial Crisis. This is according to American Express, the latest entrant to the pre-paid travel card market, which compared the buying power of the super-charged Australian dollar against the […]
