Thailand

Point Yamu by Como resort review: From here to infinity

A new Phuket resort departs from tradition, Jane Reddy writes.

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Indonesia

Four seasons Bali review: The art of idle pleasure

Wind down and relax, try a wide choice of activities, or just do nothing in Bali, writes Jane Reddy.

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France

Molitor Paris hotel reopens: Home of the bikini gets new lease on life

The hotel that launched the bikini (and topless bathing) almost 60 years ago is making a comeback, 25 years after closing.

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Little River silo stay, New Zealand review: Round house

Granted, it's an unusual place to bunk down, but a silo stay in New Zealand is the newest, and likely the most comfortable, grain storage unit one will ever rest in.

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Q&A

Frequent flyer: Rod Cuthbert

Rod Cuthbert is chief executive of Rome2Rio.com and founder of Viator.com.

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Victoria

Casilla, Inverloch review: Weekend Away

Jane Reddy finds the beach house of her dreams does exists at Inverloch.

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Airlines

Qantas unveils new lounge at Hong Kong Airport

Yum cha trolleys and a shirt pressing service are among the features of the new Qantas lounge opened on Thursday at Hong Kong International Airport.

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Air travel

World's best airport named in annual Skytrax awards

For the second year running Changi Airport in Singapore has been voted World's Best Airport by air travellers.

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Q&A

Frequent Flyer: Rebecca Barry

Gandamack Lodge, Kabul, Afghanistan, is a friendly oasis to retreat to after an intense shoot.

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South Africa

Resort's fake shanty town 'poverty porn' experience draws anger

Slum tourism, where the impoverished area is the attraction, may have hit a new low in the form of a replica shanty town within a resort and game reserve on the western border of Bloemfontein in South Africa.

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Air travel

Sydney Airport to auction off passengers' lost property

Sydney Airport's lost property from the millions who pass through each year will go under the hammer next Saturday.

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Travel briefs

Would you pay for half a seat?

With cabin space at a premium, one travel agency has proposed selling seats by half.

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Travel Briefs

London turns public toilets into restaurants

London is marking its territory with toilet-blocks turned restaurants.

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Frequent Flyer: Michael Kirby

Michael Kirby Retired High Court judge, now investigating human rights abuses in North Korea for the UN.

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