Lee Tulloch
The Sydney Morning Herald
Australia
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Why you should visit this undersold, teardrop-shaped island right now
Sri Lanka has had a troubled few years but as it makes a resounding comeback, there has never been a better time to visit. → Read More
The 12 new rules of plane etiquette (plus three travellers still break)
It seems some people are forgetting to pack their good manners with their passports. Or perhaps they never had them in the first place? Here is a guide to the new rules of plane etiquette. → Read More
Why do people go barefoot on planes? It's gross
When we're thrown together for long periods doing intimate things like sleeping and eating, our differences can be irritating. → Read More
Kempinski Floating Palace: World's first floating sea palace resort coming to Dubai
Why stay in an ordinary hotel when you can sleep in a glass igloo, a nuclear bunker or motor away on a floating hotel? → Read More
Airline review: Emirates A380-800 economy class, Sydney to Dubai
It can be brutal in long-haul economy, but the generous space on Emirates' superjumbo makes it tolerable. → Read More
Access all areas: the Australian photographer celebrities embraced
Robert Rosen was a fixture in London’s clubs and catwalks and on the Sydney social scene in the 1980s and ’90s. But don’t call him part of the paparazzi. → Read More
The White Lotus and Hawaii tourism: The scary lesson the TV show teaches us
Happiness is not always guaranteed by how much money you spend or receive - even on a tropical island. → Read More
Hotel quarantine tips: How to support a friend in 14-day COVID-19 quarantine
If a friend sent a vacuum cleaner to your hotel room as a gift, you might think they were mad. → Read More
Princess Cruises' Majestic Princess: What it's really like on board a massive cruise ship, a 'floating pleasure palace'
It is surprisingly easy to find seclusion and tranquility on a massive cruise ship. → Read More
Jet lag: The trick to beating the nightmare
If you can't beat jet lag, learn to embrace it. → Read More
Using a travel agent: Is it worth it?
A travel agent's stuff up can ruin a holiday, or, if they know their stuff, arrange the trip of a lifetime. → Read More
Why flying has become a pain in the back seat
Sometimes modern air travel can reduce you to tears. → Read More
Paris, France travel tips: Ten ways to have a better holiday in Paris
Forget the obvious, and head to where the locals linger. → Read More
Travel with an environmental conscience: How green is your hotel room?
Concerned about the impact your travel has on the oceans, the air and landfill? It's time to ask some tough questions. → Read More
This is why Japan is the most polite nation on Earth
The Japanese are renowned for politeness, yet the people of Tokyo don't think they are polite enough. → Read More
Travelling with pets: Australia should be far more accommodating
Australia is quite harsh in its treatment of travelling animals. → Read More
Sleeping in furniture stores and retail hotels: The Chinese like to sleep in IKEA stores, and hotels are catching on
The Chinese love to sleep in Ikea, apparently, and the home furnishing chain encourages the try-before-you-buy option. → Read More
Australians' dress standards overseas: Are we a nation of slobs?
Shorts on a plane? Chances are the wearer is an Australian male. → Read More
New York travel tips: 11 golden rules to surviving the Big Apple as a tourist
The Big Apple can be daunting for first-timers. Here are some tips to help you enjoy your stay. → Read More
Where to shop to find travel bargains: Why I've stopped buying fake handbags overseas
There is a wealth of expert craftsmanship in our favourite holiday destinations. → Read More