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Should I Visit Jordan?
World famous Petra should be on your ‘bucket list’ of sites to see. (R Eime) World traveller, Roderick Eime, test drives the current Jordanian tourist experience and tries to allay travellers’ concerns. With high profile and widely reporting troubles in neighbouring Egypt, Syria and on-and-off in Lebanon, travellers are avoiding the relatively safe Kingdom of […]
Monaco prepares for EVER 2014
Monaco – a Principality dedicated to Responsible Tourism. The Principality of Monaco, a tourist destination par excellence, is aiming to become irreproachable in environmental protection. In this spirit, the Monegasque State and key tourism professionals are becoming more and more active every day in all aspects of sustainable development. Monaco is currently preparing for EVER […]
Bottle Mail Under Sail
Cruise the Atlantic in 2014 and relax the body and soul with yoga and meditation classes under the billowing sails of a luxury clipper ship. Royal Clipper, the 227-passenger five-masted flagship of the Star Clippers’ fleet, will make two Transatlantic crossings, east and west, offering the free classes with teacher Christel Vollmer, Madonna’s personal yoga […]
Run A Mile for this Last Minute Summer Deal in Port Stephens
Stay 3 Nights and Stay the 4th for FREE Until December 23 Boasting absolute beach frontage in Port Stephens, One Mile Beach Holiday Park is offering visitors the chance to beat the holiday rush by staying for three nights before Christmas, with a fourth night available for free. Flanking pristine One Mile Beach, bookended by koala-sprinkled bushland […]
Ride the Red Carpet at the Cannes Film Festival
France tops the list as the most searched for country in the world for bike tours according to website, Cycle Tours Global – the world’s most comprehensive search engine for the best bike tours on the planet. Australia ranks second and Italy is the third most popular country for cycle tours on the Australian-designed website,www.cycletoursglobal.com, based […]
Passing of Nelson Mandela "The man who opened South Africa to the world"
STATEMENT FROM THULANI NZIMA, CEO OF SOUTH AFRICAN TOURISM ON THE PASSING OF NELSON ROLIHLAHLA MANDELA Nelson Mandela single-handedly put South Africa on the map for billions of people around the world. Travel anywhere and say you are from South Africa and without a doubt the first word people will utter is ‘Mandela’. This is […]
Passing of Nelson Mandela “The man who opened South Africa to the world”
STATEMENT FROM THULANI NZIMA, CEO OF SOUTH AFRICAN TOURISM ON THE PASSING OF NELSON ROLIHLAHLA MANDELA Nelson Mandela single-handedly put South Africa on the map for billions of people around the world. Travel anywhere and say you are from South Africa and without a doubt the first word people will utter is ‘Mandela’. This is […]
Accor prepares for a blockbuster Melbourne summer
With ticket sales nearing 20,000 less than month after opening, the hugely popular Designing 007: Fifty Years of Bond Style at Melbourne Museum marks the beginning of a blockbuster line up of events this summer in Melbourne. Accor’s Shirley Lin joined Maree Martin, Marketing Manager of Melbourne Museum (pictured far left) and David Bain, Marketing Manager Sofitel Melbourne […]
NEW: Camels to Sounds of Silence tour at Ayers Rock Resort
Riding on the back of a swag of recent Brolga award-wins, Voyages Ayers Rock Resort are delighted to announce a new tour, Camels to Sounds of Silence, in joint partnership with Uluru Camel Tours. Further enhancing the already popular award-winning Sounds of Silence, Camels to Sounds of Silence is an added optional extra to be […]
Adventure through Ghana
Unspoilt by mass tourism, Ghana is a land rich in cultural heritage, lush rainforest and golden sandy beaches. Cox & Kings has released a small group journey through one of Africa’s less explored gems visiting tribal villages and meeting local chiefs, farmers and artisans on the 10-day Colours of Ghana. From $3259* per person twin share, […]
