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Adventure Cruising in PNG: The PNG Paradox
Coral Princess Cruises were the first to return to PNG in 2005 For Australians tempted by Papua New Guinea’s adventure and intrigue but not willing to forego their creature comforts, the growing cruise industry offers a combination of luxury and adventure for an unforgettable experience. According to the Australian Cruise Industry, cruising is becoming increasingly […]
Orion Photography expedition to Vietnam – book now and save up to 30%
Here is an opportunity for enthusiastic photographers to hone their skills while on location in one of the world’s most photogenic settings, Vietnam. This 9 night voyage onboard the expedition ship Orion II includes visits to no less than 4 World Heritage sites – Hue, Hoi An, My Son and Ha Long Bay – providing […]
Accor has lift-off with Star Voyager: Exploring Space on Screen Package
The Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) is hosting the world premiere of Star Voyager: Exploring Space on Screen, a major exhibition charting the history and future of space exploration as experienced through the moving image. To celebrate exhibition’s world premiere, Accor hotels in Melbourne are offering space junkies and star gazers a special […]
Accor has lift-off with Star Voyager: Exploring Space on Screen Package
The Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) is hosting the world premiere of Star Voyager: Exploring Space on Screen, a major exhibition charting the history and future of space exploration as experienced through the moving image. To celebrate exhibition’s world premiere, Accor hotels in Melbourne are offering space junkies and star gazers a special […]
Sculpture at Scenic World inaugural event
Scenic World to host Australia’s first ancient rainforest sculpture exhibition The Blue Mountains World Heritage Area will be transformed into one of the world’s most spectacular art galleries for the inaugural Sculpture at Scenic World cultural event. Australia’s only ancient rainforest sculpture exhibition will feature 26 unique artworks in a pristine Jurassic valley, from 16 […]
Sculpture at Scenic World inaugural event
Scenic World to host Australia’s first ancient rainforest sculpture exhibition The Blue Mountains World Heritage Area will be transformed into one of the world’s most spectacular art galleries for the inaugural Sculpture at Scenic World cultural event. Australia’s only ancient rainforest sculpture exhibition will feature 26 unique artworks in a pristine Jurassic valley, from 16 […]
Sculpture at Scenic World inaugural event
Scenic World to host Australia’s first ancient rainforest sculpture exhibition The Blue Mountains World Heritage Area will be transformed into one of the world’s most spectacular art galleries for the inaugural Sculpture at Scenic World cultural event. Australia’s only ancient rainforest sculpture exhibition will feature 26 unique artworks in a pristine Jurassic valley, from 16 […]
New Brochure: Wild Earth Tavel
Open publication – Free publishing – More antarctic Building on the experience of Heritage Expeditions, the team at Wild Earth Travel now offers a vast array of small ship experiences from once in a lifetime icebreaker expeditions to cultural cruises on the waterways of Europe. Do you hanker to explore the globe by sea, but […]
Tourism hit hard by the Qantas grounding
The Qantas grounding that saw 98,000 passengers disrupted and 108 aircraft immobilised is having a negative impact on an already struggling Australian tourism industry, according to an expert from The University of Queensland. Associate ProfessorBrent Ritchie The UQ School of Tourism’s Associate Professor Brent Ritchie said the tourism industry was already in poor shape prior […]
Tourism hit hard by the Qantas grounding
The Qantas grounding that saw 98,000 passengers disrupted and 108 aircraft immobilised is having a negative impact on an already struggling Australian tourism industry, according to an expert from The University of Queensland. Associate ProfessorBrent Ritchie The UQ School of Tourism’s Associate Professor Brent Ritchie said the tourism industry was already in poor shape prior […]
