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Mother Mary MacKillop Canonisation Tour
Travel Briefs for w/c April 26 2010. TRAVEL BRIEFS John Crook Dumped ! A musical Brisbane audiences are currently enjoying a spot of musical theatre at Twelfth Night Theatre. The show, launched on Wednesday April 28th, stars Colette Mann, Jodie Gillies, Amanda Levy and Brisbane girl Meghan O’Shea. Check for ticketing by visiting www.twelfthnighttheatre.com.au or […]
Thousands gather at War Memorial for Dawn Service
The traditional ANZAC Day Dawn Service at the Australian War Memorial has been attended by 20,000 visitors today. “It was heart warming to see so many people gathered in the early morning for this special event,” said Australian War Memorial Director Steve Gower. “The ANZAC Day services remember those Australian service men and women who […]
Thousands gather at War Memorial for Dawn Service
The traditional ANZAC Day Dawn Service at the Australian War Memorial has been attended by 20,000 visitors today. “It was heart warming to see so many people gathered in the early morning for this special event,” said Australian War Memorial Director Steve Gower. “The ANZAC Day services remember those Australian service men and women who […]
Le Ponant Sails to Hidden Corners of Mediterranean
From this spring through the fall, Compagnie du Ponant, the world’s only French-flagged cruise line, will offer unusual voyages to some of the hidden corners of Europe’s most popular destinations: Italy, France and Spain. From May 17 through October 23, guests aboard the luxury cruise line’s stylish Le Ponant will enjoy visits to some 12 […]
Variety Sails West African Rivers
By Marilyn Green / TravelAge West As river cruising fades — at least temporarily — from most of North America, it is beginning to open up in more exotic destinations, including Vietnam and Cambodia with Ama Waterways and now in West Africa with Variety Cruises. And, although Variety is not traditionally thought of as a […]
Variety Sails West African Rivers
By Marilyn Green / TravelAge West As river cruising fades — at least temporarily — from most of North America, it is beginning to open up in more exotic destinations, including Vietnam and Cambodia with Ama Waterways and now in West Africa with Variety Cruises. And, although Variety is not traditionally thought of as a […]
Cruise Tourism in Polar Regions: Promoting Environmental and Social Sustainability?
Cruises are the primary form of tourism in the Polar Regions and cruise ship tourism in both the Arctic and Antarctic is expanding rapidly. Yet little is known about the practices, implications and challenges of tourism in remote polar seas. Climate change is dramatically altering the impact and potential for such forms of tourism. Recent […]
Cruise Tourism in Polar Regions: Promoting Environmental and Social Sustainability?
Cruises are the primary form of tourism in the Polar Regions and cruise ship tourism in both the Arctic and Antarctic is expanding rapidly. Yet little is known about the practices, implications and challenges of tourism in remote polar seas. Climate change is dramatically altering the impact and potential for such forms of tourism. Recent […]
An opportunity to join the crew sailing an authentic square-rigged sailing ship
From Sydney to Auckland – departs 25th October 8th November 2010 Just over ten years ago, the tall ship Søren Larsen set sail from Sydney Harbour to cross the Tasman Sea to Auckland with a professional crew and 22 paying passengers eager to experience for themselves life on-board as a member of the ship¹s […]
An opportunity to join the crew sailing an authentic square-rigged sailing ship
From Sydney to Auckland – departs 25th October 8th November 2010 Just over ten years ago, the tall ship Søren Larsen set sail from Sydney Harbour to cross the Tasman Sea to Auckland with a professional crew and 22 paying passengers eager to experience for themselves life on-board as a member of the ship¹s […]
