Showtime as luxury Daintree lodge reopens after $20 million revamp
This Daintree property has a new contemporary look while retaining all of its much-loved features such as the .Healing Waters Spa.
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Julietta Jameson
Freelance travel writer Julietta Jameson would rather be in Rome, but her hometown Melbourne is a happy compromise.
New luxury Orient Express train for Italy unveiled
Orient Express La Dolce Vita aims to reinvent the golden age of train travel, Italian edition, for a new generation
Sydney's new five-star hotel has a unique personality
Australia's first Kimpton, the 172-room Kimpton Margot Sydney opens on February 1, 2022
World's most mysterious high tea opens at Mona
''The guest of the Ladies Lounge feels completely indulged, showered with attention, champagne and beautiful food.''
Twenty years ago, one film changed an entire country forever
Until the release of the first Lord of the Rings film, most of the world might not have been able to pinpoint New Zealand on a map.
Expert's tips on travelling with your dog in Australia
Dogs are part of the family, so why leave them behind when you head out for a holiday?
Melbourne's new five-star hotel opens with spectacular rooftop pool
The first five-star hotel in Docklands is also the first Marriott-branded hotel to open in Australia for 20 years.
You can now stay in incredible castles and temples in Japan
Sick of hotels and you've already tried a ryokan? Why not bed down in a Japanese temple or castle.
More Australians seeking Indigenous travel experiences
Extraordinarily, as much of the travel world has contracted, Indigenous tourism experiences have proliferated.
Flight attendant reveals top tips for surviving the return of long-haul
After all these months grounded, Qantas cabin crew member, Travys Carinci says the most important thing for travellers to remember is to be organised
Five of Melbourne's most underrated day trips
Victorians have hit their 80 per cent full vaccination target. COVID-19 restrictions have eased and statewide travel is a thing again.
'She's quite a girl': Sydney's 1982 sexist 'leading lady' ad still 'powerful'
Featuring beaches, babes, beers, betting and a little bit of burlesque, Sydney's tourism promotion in 1982 was gauche and sexist.
The world is waiting: The new bucket list for 2022
It's time to get excited about travelling again, and there are travel treats galore awaiting us both here and overseas.
Five unexpected Victorian destinations with loads of surprises
Victoria boasts diverse holiday destinations, from the city and regional towns to wilderness areas and unspoilt beaches.
'100 per cent occupancy': Aussie-owned foreign hotels welcome back guests
A number of entrepreneurial Australians who own boutique hotels abroad are back to welcoming guests.
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