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Discover the Barossa Valley

By Andrew Morten on Aug 12, 2022 in Africa, Attractions, Australia, Food and Drink, Going Out, Oceania, Restaurants, Travel Miscellany

The Barossa Valley is known as Australia's wine mecca. Tucked between the rolling hills of Adelaide are some of the oldest vineyards in the country.

Unique experiences in New South Wales

By Paul Johnson on Aug 08, 2022 in Australia, Oceania, Regions

Renew your love of art and discover a thriving gallery scene; explore the history of the region on an eye-opening heritage tour, and much more.

11 epic hotel swimming pools to escape the heat

By Paul Johnson on Jun 19, 2022 in Accommodation, Africa, Asia, Australia, Eastern Europe, Europe, Florida, Hotels, Illinois, Jordan, Leisure Travel, Mexico, Middle East, North America, Oceania, Regions, Resorts, Serbia and Montenegro, Seychelles, Speciality Travel, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, USA, Vietnam, Worldwide

IHG Hotels & Resorts have shared with us 11 of their coolest pools that will have you pulling out your swimsuits and packing your bags.

Bay of bright blue water surrounded by green forest and mountain

Discover the highlights of Tasmania

By Andrew Morten on Jun 17, 2022 in Attractions, Australia, Going Out, Oceania, Regions

Widely known for having the cleanest air in the world, combined with some of the best scenery, wildlife, and rich history, Tasmania is a must-visit.

Eco-luxury Earth Day

By Christopher Hill on May 01, 2022 in Africa, Australia, Central America, Costa Rica, Kenya, Oceania, Regions, South Africa

Earth Day was April 22, and the theme this year is 'invest in our planet'. I encourage you to do that by investing in eco-luxury accommodation on your next trip.

11 reasons to visit Australia

By Andrew Morten on Apr 09, 2022 in Australia, Oceania, Regions

With an area of 7.692 square million kilometres, Australia is a dream destination filled with surprises, natural wonders and friendly locals.

9 local gems along the east coast of Australia

By Andrew Morten on Mar 04, 2022 in Attractions, Australia, Going Out, Oceania, Regions

The East Coast of Australia stretches over 4000 kilometres. If you drive from Cairns in Tropical North Queensland to Melbourne in Victoria, it would take approximately 30 hours. This stunning stretch of coastline is filled with astonishing places, many of which you may have already heard of. From the glamour of Australia’s largest city, Sydney,

Meaningful luxury family holidays for the Summer of 2022

By Christopher Hill on Mar 01, 2022 in Accommodation, Africa, Asia, Australia, Bolivia, Ecuador, Family Travel, Hotels, Indonesia, Kenya, Mexico, Middle East, Morocco, North America, Oceania, Peru, Regions, Resorts, South America, Speciality Travel, Turkey, Worldwide, Zambia

Amidst a global pandemic and regional war, life is difficult for many, and my heart goes out to those directly affected. It may seem strange to think about a holiday in this context, but sometimes, we need to get away from the stress and recharge to emerge stronger. A luxury family holiday that includes a

7 indigenous experiences to enjoy in Western Australia

By Paul Johnson on Feb 26, 2022 in Australia, Oceania, Regions

Western Australia offers a multitude of Australian indigenous experiences; from cultural tours to wild expeditions, it boasts a great offering for visitors looking for authentic activities. Here are 7 indigenous experiences you can enjoy on your next visit: 1. Go Cultural Aboriginal Tours and Experiences Described by the early colonists as Paradise, the land where

Australia back on the tourist map as international visitors return

By Paul Johnson on Feb 21, 2022 in Air Travel, Australia, Oceania, Regions, Speciality Travel

Qantas flights from eight overseas destinations are touching down in Australia today, bringing the first international tourists in almost two years and an eagerly anticipated boost for the country’s tourism industry. The Qantas Group will fly more than 14,000 passengers into Australia this week as quarantine and border barriers for international tourists come down. QF12

Australia's most indulgent hotel package will set you back $49,999 for just one night

By Paul Johnson on Feb 20, 2022 in Accommodation, Australia, Food and Drink, Hotels, Oceania, Regions, Special Offers & Packages, Travel Miscellany

Celebrate the new roaring twenties, in style, with the most indulgent hotel package in Australia at $49,999 for the night. Introducing the Grey Goose Hotel by Ovolo, a collaboration between The Inchcolm and Grey Goose Vodka which welcomes you and 39 of your closest friends to the most stylish and lavish event in the City.

Australia’s first-ever Kimpton opens in Sydney (plus your chance to win the Ultimate Kimpton Experience!)

By Paul Johnson on Feb 19, 2022 in Accommodation, Australia, Hotels, Oceania, Regions

Australia’s first-ever Kimpton, Kimpton Margot Sydney, has officially opened its doors on the day of love, 14th February, and is poised to kick off a return to travel, rekindling the love that both local and international guests have for the city of Sydney. As IHG Hotels & Resort’s luxury boutique brand, Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants

Now open: Hyatt Place Melbourne Caribbean Park

By Paul Johnson on Feb 18, 2022 in Accommodation, Australia, Business Travel, Hotels, Oceania, Regions, Speciality Travel

Hyatt Place Melbourne Caribbean Park, the second Hyatt Place hotel in Melbourne and Australia, has officially opened. The new hotel features Hyatt Place brand’s intuitive design, casual atmosphere and practical amenities, such as free Wi-Fi and 24-hour food and beverage offerings. The Spooner family, who has evolved Caribbean Park for three generations, developed the hotel

What you shouldn't miss at Vivid Sydney 2022

By Paul Johnson on Feb 17, 2022 in Australia, Events, Oceania, Regions, Travel Miscellany

Staged over 23 nights, the Vivid Sydney 2022 festival will deliver mesmerising art displays, 3D light projections, uplifting live music performances and deep-dive discussions from the world’s brightest minds. Plus, in a festival first, the renowned Light Walk will stretch continuously for 8km, linking the Sydney Opera House to Central Station with 47 installations and

Australia to re-open its borders to fully vaccinated tourists

By Paul Johnson on Feb 07, 2022 in Australia, Health & Safety, Oceania, Regions, Travel Miscellany

Tourism Australia is excited to be welcoming back travellers to Australia, following today’s announcement that Australia is reopening its borders to quarantine-free travel for fully vaccinated travellers from 21st February 2022. The announcement is part of Australia’s planned re-opening of international travel and builds on quarantine-free travel arrangements with Singapore, which came into effect on 21 November

A new boutique hotel at Sydney's Darling Harbour

By Paul Johnson on Feb 02, 2022 in Accommodation, Australia, Hotels, Oceania, Regions

Sydney has an exciting new boutique hotel built for travellers by travellers and inspired by the people, produce and past of its local neighbourhood, with the opening of Aiden Darling Harbour. This inaugural opening marks the debut of the Aiden by Best Western brand in Australasia within the BWH Hotel Group (BWH) portfolio representing a

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