Destination guide – Tasmania
Tassie might appear compact on a map, but smart visitors allow as much time as possible to poke around its fascinating nooks and crannies.
By Katrina Lobley - 5 min read
Making a splash
England’s Hotel of the Year, The Gainsborough Bath Spa, offers private access to thermal waters.
By Jane Southward - 1 min read
A luxury escape on the Oregon Coast
Enjoy Oregon’s wild coastline from the comfort of a beachside sanctuary.
By Lynn Elsey - 1 min read
City guide – Portland
Portland’s hipster reputation, award-winning food and drink venues – 70 draft breweries and counting – and outdoorsy attitude have helped make this unassuming Pacific Northwest…
By Lynn Elsey - 1 min read
City guide – Cape Town
There is no contest: Cape Town is the most beloved city in southern Africa. Some people fall in love with its beauty, while others come…
By Ute Junker - 2 min read
City guide – San Diego
Fly to the US from Australia and you will probably have to stop over in Los Angeles. While some find the city’s traffic-swamped urban sprawl…
By Kate Allman - 2 min read
City guide – Launceston
You will never get stuck in a traffic jam in Launceston. Tasmania’s second city remains wonderfully accessible, a place where most attractions lie within a…
By Ute Junker - 2 min read
Do not disturb
The exclusive Retreat at Tasmania’s Pumphouse Point offers a true feast for the senses.
By Ute Junker - 1 min read
City guide – Shanghai
Futuristic skyscrapers and ancient stone houses, cutting-edge galleries and colourful temples – Shanghai likes to mix it up. Throw in fabulous food from Michelin-starred restaurants…
By Lynn Elsey - 2 min read
Instant classic
A new luxury resort near Shanghai was once an ancient village.
By Ute Junker - 1 min read
Ooh la la!
Sydney’s newest hotel is adding some much-needed class to Darling Harbour and it’s well worth a visit.
By Jane Southward - 1 min read