The operator of the longest continually sailing luxury cruise ship in the South Pacific, the m/s Paul Gauguin, has expanded its land-and-sea packages. Paul Gauguin Cruises now offers a choice of combi…
Travel habits of the super-rich
Interviewing 800 millionaires was always going to provide some wonderfully voyeuristic data. When it comes to travel habits, turns out the uber wealthy prefer to: fly Singapore Airlines stay at the Be…
Royal Caribbean’s new Australian itineraries released
The much-anticipated itineraries for fans of Royal Caribbean’s megaliner fleet are now available. Highlights of its 2017/18 Australian summer season have been announced including details on the …
Top five food cities in China
Travellers visiting the world’s most populous country are discovering a lot more than just some of the most significant historic sites on the planet. The diversity of cuisines and flavours in Ch…
Revealed: the most expensive cities to visit
Sydney is more expensive to visit than Paris, London, Rome, LA and Singapore. Well that’s the finding of a grassroots and very pragmatic approach to assessing which cities in the world drain mos…
The splendour of watching Europe drift by
If you have ever considered going on a European river cruise, this sumptuous half-hour video might convince you once and for all. [fbcomments url= width=”375″ count=”off” num=&…
Best time to book hotels revealed
Based on the massive amount of data it collects, TripAdvisor has released its “Best Time to Book Report” highlighting pricing trends in accommodation over time. The research showed that th…
Ovation of the Seas’ countdown is on
The much anticipated official launch of megaship Ovation of the Seas – the largest vessel ever to base herself in Australia – is just days away. The 24th ship in the Royal Caribbean fleet …
Queen Mary 2, stateswoman of the seas
She is considered the luxury benchmark others aspire to reach. Grab a cup of tea and watch this fascinating documentary about the QM2.…
The many sides of Amsterdam
Somewhere along the line, the capital of the Netherlands became known more for its red light district and acceptance of drugs than for its amazing cultural contribution to the world. It’s time t…