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We have recently returned from a trip to Europe and were puzzled by an interior design curiosity in several establishments.
A reader and his wife were bemused to see a New Zealand rugby team changing into their pyjamas - in view of all.
One expat Canadian declares the airline's motto to be "We're not happy, unless you're not happy".
Australians should apply for the cheaper electronic travel authorisation for Canada - or risk a 10-fold price-gouge, says a reader.
One reader has been robbed, or nearly robbed, four times in the past 10 years and thinks that's good odds.
Upon a "romantic" 300-step walk up and down to Amoudi Bay I was shocked by what I saw.
Only fools with little brain matter would use a hotel iron to make toasted sandwiches.
Wilsons Promontory - allegedly the southernmost point of Australia, according to one pilot.
Brickbats and bouquets for Qantas; tips for what to look for in a travel insurance policy.
Brickbats and bouquets for Qantas; tips for what to look for in a travel insurance policy.
The Norfolk Island my partner and I experienced was nothing short of horrendous.
Readers' tips & advice: The Tip-o-meter
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