The 21 most underrated, surprising destinations

Everyone loves surprises. Particularly good surprises. Particularly travel surprises.

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Panoramic aerial view of Naples with the unusually snowy Vesuvius volcano. Campania, southern ...

The world's 10 greatest city squares

David Whitley

There's more than one way to make a city square feel remarkable, and these 10 have used their tricks more effectively than most.

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Every August, a carpet of flowers is installed in Grand Place, Brussels, Belgium.

Qantas suspended international flights due to the COVID-19 outbreak, while several other carriers have continued to fly ...

Letters: Give credit to the airlines that kept flying, not to Qantas

Can somebody please explain why Qantas is getting media kudos for announcing it may resume international travel routes in December?

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See the wildlife of Byron Bay from the comfort of your own home.

Forget Netflix, the real 'Byron baes' are here

Koalas, platypus and things that glow in the dark have become stars on Zoom.

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France's vaccine passport is now available to Australians

France now requires a COVID pass as a condition of entry to cafes, restaurants, galleries and museums, before boarding an aircraft or an intercity train.

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Travel quiz: What is New Zealand's 'Beehive' building used for?

Are you an expert traveller? Test your knowledge with our travel quiz.

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Jane Richards

The TSA security check at Denver Airport, Colorado.

September 11, 2001: The day that changed travel forever

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Qantas will ban unvaccinated passengers from international flights when borders reopen.

Qantas CEO confirms ban on unvaccinated for international flights

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Here's one of our top picks for 2017. Listen in to find out where.

Canada is big, beautiful and friendly. From the majesty of the Rocky Mountains in the west, to the icy north and the French-influenced Quebec in the east, Canada offers diverse and rewarding experiences.

Engines mounted at the rear of airlines planes were common in the early days of aviation and did have some advantages ...

Why airlines no longer use rear-engine planes

When we first started travelling the world aboard jet-powered passenger aircraft you could almost be certain your plane would have engines in the rear.