Cruise Croatia's glamour ports in luxury
This luxury ship feels more like a billionaire's yacht.
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Kristie Kellahan
Kristie swapped life as a lawyer for the freedom and adventure of travel writing 20 years ago and has never looked back. Sydney-born, her commute home is a little longer now that she is based in New York City.
These inclusive, adults-only resorts are a dazzling fantasy
At luxury all-inclusive resorts in Mexico and the Caribbean, no whim is left unsatisfied.
Tango, cowboys and beach culture add a sensual sizzle to this tour
Guacho ranches and beaches are just some of the highlights of a tour through Argentina and Brazil.
The nine things you must do in Savannah
Savannah is enjoying a visitor boom.
A glimpse into Budapest's high society
In Budapest, reminders of a glorious past are everywhere.
The place first-time visitors to Rio should definitely visit
Visiting Rio and not seeing Copacabana beach is like skipping the Opera House on a first visit to Sydney
Escape the Rio parties: Brazil's chilled-out coastal town
When there's a full moon this town turns on the water works.
Romania's lavish palace of ego and power
It's thought to be both the heaviest and the most expensive building in the world.
Where to find old-style Hollywood glamour in LA
These establishments are dripping with old Hollywood panache.
The nine things you must do in Chiang Mai, Thailand
Chiang Mai is a feast for the senses. But try to avoid visiting in March or April.
The once exclusive haven for New York's wealthy and powerful
Wealth and power once dictated who could holiday at Jekyll Island Club.
A this Prohibition-era museum, you can still get a (secret) drink
An immersive museum in Savannah takes us back to the roaring – and restricted – 1920s.
The US capital of oysters, chowder and 'the best thing you'll ever eat'
The Neptune johnnycake – a strong contender for the title of the best thing you'll ever eat – has to be tasted to be believed.
Far from Egypt, the other country of great pyramids
On a day trip to the Teotihuacan pyramids, Kristie Kellahan is embraced by a Mexican family.
One of the world's biggest cities is rapidly sinking into a lake
The city of nine million is sinking into a lake - which may explain why some of the city's top attractions are lopsided.
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