Dr Who might take to his Tardis to travel through time, but visitors to Israel and Jordan can do the same by coach or car, and uncover thousands of years of history, writes Brian Johnston. ...
River cruising really is a great way to holiday. Imagine staying in a floating luxury boutique hotel which gently carries you from place to place, all the while plying you with fine cuisine with everything ...
writes Jenny Piper Most Aussies have probably never heard of Nantucket, but they may be familiar with its neighbouring island of Martha’s Vineyard, due to its Kennedy connection. Nantucket is located about 50km off the ...
Whether you’re looking for the perfect place to pop the question, celebrate your love or rekindle the flames of passion, there’s a perfect escape for everyone, writes Dilvin Yasa. From cobblestone streets filled with cosy ...
Ben Groundwater gives an insight into the real Kyoto. It’s a hoary old cliché, but today it’s true: this really is like stepping back in time. Wandering the streets of historic Higashiyama, you could have ...
Travel & Cruise Weekly has released our much anticipated third online magazine edition. The Winter 2019 edition features a very handy comparison of all the mid-range suites onboard river ships sailing the popular Amsterdam to ...
You could spend days in the British capital enjoying its many free museums and galleries. Here are five you can experience for free. British Museum Unquestionably one of the world’s finest museums, and one of ...
By Kerry van der Jagt Australia is the land of superlatives – home to the world’s largest sand island (Fraser Island), largest living organism (Great Barrier Reef), whitest sand (Hyams Beach), even the biggest lobster ...
By Ben Alcock I have had some wonderful, unexpected travel experiences in Abu Dhabi. From the other-worldy atmosphere of the Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital, to the generosity of local families picnicking near the oasis city ...
From lush wetlands teeming with wildlife to historic, UNESCO-protected gold rush towns, much of Brazil’s true beauty lies beyond the famous Rio de Janeiro, writes Dilvin Yasa. Sitting atop a horse, covered with millions of ...