
This fantasy paradise is like visiting another world
I see aquatic spectacles from everywhere, including the glass-bottomed floor in the lounge area and the bath.
Jane is the Deputy National Travel Editor, with a focus on Traveller's two major print editions, published in The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and the Sun-Herald. She has a decade of experience as a writer and editor for Traveller and most recently was a writer and producer for the title's digital site. She has been a journalist for 20 years and a traveller for even longer.
I see aquatic spectacles from everywhere, including the glass-bottomed floor in the lounge area and the bath.
Utah's mesa landscape is stunning and incredibly popular, but there are ways around the hordes.
This airy sanctuary of comfort is perched on treacherous limestone cliffs and an aspect that allows for viewing of the sunrise and sunset.
A room that has come off the rails of reality and a fun departure from the safe beige of a standard hotel room.
If you're going to splash out on a international business class flight this might be the one that hurts the hip-pocket the least.
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It's a hotel, but not quite as we know it.
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Two grand dames of the cruising world, Queen Mary 2 and Queen Elizabeth, met in Sydney Harbour in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Straddling SoMa and the Financial District, history and disruption is all around in this ideal spot for the out-of-towner.
Australiana has never looked this chic nor felt this comfortable.
Phnom Penh is a bustling, crazy mess - but somehow it works beautifully.
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