Travel Planning

The ten dessert capitals of the world

We can thank monks for custard tarts and a former governor of Queensland for the humble lamington.

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Lie-flat in economy class? New social-distancing seats won't take off

As airlines start to recover from the pandemic lockdowns and rebuild their customer base, seat designers have got their creative juices flowing.

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Cheap travel for the masses may no longer exist in the short term as overseas holidays become more of a luxury item.

The era of cheap travel for the masses is over

In the post-COVID world, travel won't be for everyone anymore. It will be for those with plenty of cash.

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Can't go hiking in South America? There are plenty of spectacular hiking trails in Australia, such as the Larapinta walk ...

Podcast: How to live your international travel dreams in the bubble

We may have had to ditch our overseas travel plans this year but here's how you can recreate your dream travel at home.

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You'll have to book a timeslot to visit the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre in Paris.

Experts predict 11 ways the pandemic will change travel

Will we get over virus fears and return to travel joys, such as eating street food in Bangkok, dancing in crowded Tel Aviv nightclubs or staying in a South African hostel with bunk beds?

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My post-pandemic travel dreams

Sunday Life's columnists tell where they want to be when the world is safe once more.

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It should be the passenger's responsibility to check visa requirements before travelling.

Traveller letters: Don't blame the airline for getting stuck in transit

Aren't we passengers responsible for ensuring our paperwork is correct when we travel, rather than the airline we book with?

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Travel quiz: Which Australian airport has the code OOL?

Are you an expert traveller? Test your knowledge with our travel quiz.

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We're looking for somewhere to go, somewhere new, somewhere different.

Sorry regional Australia: We're coming for you, and we're going to be a bit of a nightmare

We're coming to drink at your pubs and eat at your cafes and stay in your B&Bs and peruse your shops and wander your streets. And we're going to be a bit of a nightmare.