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Discover Darling Quarter at Darling Harbour
Sydney’s vibrant new hub of café culture A destination unlike any other in Sydney is opening on 24 September. Darling Quarter is an exciting new eating precinct with a mix of authentic cuisine from around the world. Dining and fresh takeaway options include Meno Diciotto gelataria, Stacks Taverna and Bar from Nick’s of Darling Harbour […]
FORMULE 1 METAMORPHOSISES WITH NEW COCOON ROOMS
Formule 1, the brand that revolutionized budget travel, has introduced its new “Cocoon” room concept into Australia, with F1 hotels in Canberra, Campbelltown and Wentworthville the first to showcase the new rooms. F1 Campbelltown was the very first Formule 1 in Australia, and its refurbishment is well timed as Accor celebrates its 20th anniversary this […]
THAI Announces Direct Flights from Bangkok to Brussels, Belgium
On 27 June 2011, Thai Airways International Public Company Limited (THAI) announced the introduction of direct flights to be operated three times a week non-stop on the route Bangkok – Brussels v.v., utilizing Boeing 777-200ER aircraft, with services commencing on 17 November 2011. Mr. Pandit Chanapai, THAI Executive Vice President for Commercial, said “THAI is […]
CRUISE IN STYLE SYDNEY-FREMANTLE BY WAY OF BALI AND TOP END
CRUISE sixteen nights from Sydney to Fremantle by way of Bali aboard one of the world’s most spectacular holiday liners in February of next year, and through Cruiseco the price is from an exclusive $2,655pp twin-share – with the indulgence of Balcony Staterooms starting from only $3,439 that includes a savings of up to $600pp. […]
Official programme and website for the Centenary of Machu Picchu’s rediscovery released
The official programme of Machu Picchu’s Centenary celebrations has been released and Australian travellers can enjoy various events this July whilst on holiday visiting the mystical Incan citadel. The website www.machupicchu100.org.pe, detailing all the centenary events, has recently been launched containing information about the citadel and details of events taking place. You can also take […]
Re-write Your Bucket List with Peregrine’s New Arctic Cruises
Peregrine has released a range of adventures in the High Arctic that will have you re-writing your bucket list. Think hot air ballooning over the North Pole; hiking to see the Northern Lights in Greenland, or cruising to the top of the world in the most powerful icebreaker on earth. And for bookings made by […]
Captain Cook Cruises Announce Dates for 2011 Renmark Cruises
Captain Cook Cruises has announced it will operate two unique seven night Renmark cruises this year on the Murray River, aboard the PS Murray Princess. Both cruises will run in December with the first cruise departing Friday 02 December and the second cruise departing Friday 09 December. The Renmark cruises take in over 420kms of […]
SEADREAM II’S FORTS, PALACES, CITADELS – AND FLOWER-POWER
SEADREAM Yacht Club has a highly unusual 9-night sailing aboard the 56-stateroom mega motor-cruiser SeaDream II on May 10 2012, because this one starts 85km up Spain’s Guadalquivir River in architecturally and culturally spectacular Seville. And it will visit such small and unusual ports as Motril with its nearby 14th century fortress-palace of Alhambra in […]
SEADREAM II’S FORTS, PALACES, CITADELS – AND FLOWER-POWER
SEADREAM Yacht Club has a highly unusual 9-night sailing aboard the 56-stateroom mega motor-cruiser SeaDream II on May 10 2012, because this one starts 85km up Spain’s Guadalquivir River in architecturally and culturally spectacular Seville. And it will visit such small and unusual ports as Motril with its nearby 14th century fortress-palace of Alhambra in […]
SEADREAM II’S FORTS, PALACES, CITADELS – AND FLOWER-POWER
SEADREAM Yacht Club has a highly unusual 9-night sailing aboard the 56-stateroom mega motor-cruiser SeaDream II on May 10 2012, because this one starts 85km up Spain’s Guadalquivir River in architecturally and culturally spectacular Seville. And it will visit such small and unusual ports as Motril with its nearby 14th century fortress-palace of Alhambra in […]
