North Cape Plateau, Guided Tour of the Arctic Capital Tromsø and A Taste of Vesterålen Take Top Three Spots Leading Hurtigruten’s list of its ‘Top Ten Excursions for 2010’ – with more than 55,000 guests in this year alone – is a trip across the 71st parallel to the magnificent sub-Arctic landscape of the North […]
Why go to the Arctic with anyone other than Aurora Expeditions? This company of prolific adventurers is celebrating 15 seasons of exploring the European Arctic. Dr Paul Willis will accompany Aurora Expeditions’ ‘Geology Insight’ voyage, interpreting the remarkable natural wonders of volcanoes, the world’s largest fjords and rocks that are over 600 million years old. […]
Why go to the Arctic with anyone other than Aurora Expeditions? This company of prolific adventurers is celebrating 15 seasons of exploring the European Arctic. Dr Paul Willis will accompany Aurora Expeditions’ ‘Geology Insight’ voyage, interpreting the remarkable natural wonders of volcanoes, the world’s largest fjords and rocks that are over 600 million years old. […]
Senator the Hon. Nick Arbib, Simon McGrath VP Accor Australia & Leah Armstrong CEO Reconciliation Australia at the Accor Reconciliation Action Plan launch at Sofitel Sydney Wentworth Australia’s largest hotel group reinforces its commitment to Indigenous Australians The statistics say it all – official employment figures show the unemployment rate for Aboriginal and Torres Strait […]
STRUTH ! IN his continuing search for the more weird, wacky and wondrous in the world of travel, David Ellis says one of the more bizarre exhibitions to go on show at the Ohio Historical Centre in Columbus, Ohio next month includes a Ku Klux Klan robe and hood, an aluminium mitt used in the […]
TRAVEL BRIEFS John Crook Come join Louisa’s Walk Cascade Brewery is an appropriate location from which to begin Louisa’s Walk history to life. This is Hobart and the walk is part of what is called ‘strolling theatre’ Guests follow Louisa’s story as she is arrested, convicted, transported and marched to the grim gates of the […]
TRAVEL BRIEFS John Crook Come join Louisa’s Walk Cascade Brewery is an appropriate location from which to begin Louisa’s Walk history to life. This is Hobart and the walk is part of what is called ‘strolling theatre’ Guests follow Louisa’s story as she is arrested, convicted, transported and marched to the grim gates of the […]
David Ellis THE kind-natured folk of Wapping in the once less-salubrious area of London’s Docklands, are quick to give a warning to tourists who venture at night into their now sought-after area in search of a truly traditional London pub. “Beware the Hanging Judge,” they caution. “He wanders around here after dark.” George Jeffreys, the […]
Plus win $80,000 worth of prizes for just $1These days $1 might buy you a bottle of water or a chocolate bar, but it doesn’t stretch far – that is unless you stay with Ibis hotels, where just $1 will buy you your choice of either wi-fi internet, parking or breakfast. To celebrate its new […]
Plus win $80,000 worth of prizes for just $1 These days $1 might buy you a bottle of water or a chocolate bar, but it doesn’t stretch far – that is unless you stay with Ibis hotels, where just $1 will buy you your choice of either wi-fi internet, parking or breakfast. To celebrate its […]