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Taking it Easy in Solar Springs
Travel Briefs – distributed w/c May 19th Travellers Good Buys By John Crook A room with an unusual view The Jules’ Undersea Lodge was named after Jules Verne. The difference is that this lodge is 21 feet under the sea, making it one of the most unique hotels on the planet. The underwater lodge has […]
Series of ‘Weekends at Bamurru Plains’ taps into Premium Travellers’ Growing Environmental Interest.
Series of ‘Weekends at Bamurru Plains’ taps into Premium Travellers’ Growing Environmental Interest. As the wheels of government turn slowly, the more agile business community and philanthropists are taking the lead on environmental reform. Indulging these environmental passions, Bamurru Plains has launched a series of Weekends at Bamurru, on the edge of Kakadu National Park, […]
Series of ‘Weekends at Bamurru Plains’ taps into Premium Travellers’ Growing Environmental Interest.
Series of ‘Weekends at Bamurru Plains’ taps into Premium Travellers’ Growing Environmental Interest. As the wheels of government turn slowly, the more agile business community and philanthropists are taking the lead on environmental reform. Indulging these environmental passions, Bamurru Plains has launched a series of Weekends at Bamurru, on the edge of Kakadu National Park, […]
Flying Boats: Sydney’s Golden Age of Aviation
On 5 July 1938 the first international commercial passenger flight left Sydney’s Water Airport for the United Kingdom. The flight took 10 days, included 30 stopovers and cost the equivalent of a year’s wage. Coinciding with 70th anniversary of this maiden flight, a new exhibition at the Museum of Sydney explores the early days of […]
Flying Boats: Sydney’s Golden Age of Aviation
On 5 July 1938 the first international commercial passenger flight left Sydney’s Water Airport for the United Kingdom. The flight took 10 days, included 30 stopovers and cost the equivalent of a year’s wage. Coinciding with 70th anniversary of this maiden flight, a new exhibition at the Museum of Sydney explores the early days of […]
The Ultimate White Christmas – Silversea’s Antarctica
THE ULTIMATE WHITE CHRISTMAS – SILVERSEA’S ANTARCTICA Silversea Explorations has created the ultimate white Christmas and New Year experience, an 11 day voyage departing Ushuaia, Argentina on 22 December 2008 aboard Silversea’s sparkling new Prince Albert II. Offering the latest in luxury exploration cruising, Prince Albert II’s itineraries are unstructured by design, allowing the ship […]
Victoria Falls is Stable
Definition of Stable : “steady, even, constant, firm, unwavering, sure, established, secure, commited, long-standing” With the deluge of media attention focused on Zimbabwe, we thought it was important to give you some insight as to what is happening here on the ground, in Victoria Falls. As has been the case for the past 10 years, […]
Victoria Falls is Stable
Definition of Stable : “steady, even, constant, firm, unwavering, sure, established, secure, commited, long-standing” With the deluge of media attention focused on Zimbabwe, we thought it was important to give you some insight as to what is happening here on the ground, in Victoria Falls. As has been the case for the past 10 years, […]
LUXURY TAHITI LAGOON CRUISING FOR JUST 24 GUESTS
LUXURY TAHITI LAGOON CRUISING FOR JUST 24 GUESTS A 6-night fly, cruise and stay package to Tahiti is selling through Coral Seas Travel from $5929pp twin-share, including return air and taxes from Sydney, a four-night cruise through the Tuamotu Archipelago aboard the luxury 24-passenger Haumana with all meals and a selection of wines, and two […]
LUXURY TAHITI LAGOON CRUISING FOR JUST 24 GUESTS
LUXURY TAHITI LAGOON CRUISING FOR JUST 24 GUESTS A 6-night fly, cruise and stay package to Tahiti is selling through Coral Seas Travel from $5929pp twin-share, including return air and taxes from Sydney, a four-night cruise through the Tuamotu Archipelago aboard the luxury 24-passenger Haumana with all meals and a selection of wines, and two […]
