What Europe’s smallest,UNESCO World Heritage-listed capital lacks in size is amply compensated for in its wealth of impressive and historical attractions.
The itinerary of the 4352-kilometre Indian Pacific,which includes the longest straight stretch of railway track on Earth,has been extended from 65 hours to 90 hours.
Abu Dhabi is at last set to compete with its glitzier neighbour Dubai,with its incredible new cultural district finally near completion.
This is a genuinely smart and superbly situated addition to Melbourne’s five-star hotel stock.
This is one snug designer cubbyhole even if the unusual backwards-facing aspect of the seat takes a little getting used to.
Kyoto tourist numbers have become so onerous the tourism board recently urged Australians to visit other parts of Japan.
From the tourism rise of an oil giant to the dramatic downfall of an aviation supremo,here are travel’s biggest winners and losers of the past year.
When it comes to the pointy end,Emirates is all class. Its Australian codeshare partner needs to start paying attention.
Expectations have been great that the Sofitel Wentworth’s owners should at last dig deep and restore it to its once near-supermodel status.
A stay at the Hotel Cour du Corbeau is the perfect historical accompaniment to the ancient town of Strasbourg.