Jane Reddy
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Melbourne, VIC, Australia
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Canada's Rocky Mountaineer roll through US for first time, from Colorado to Utah
Devotees of Canada's Rocky Mountaineer rail journeys will be spoiled for choice when international borders reopen, with a new journey now being offered into the United States. → Read More
Intrepid and Travel Corporation, including Contiki, making vaccinations compulsory for guests
Intrepid Travel has joined a growing list of travel companies requiring proof of vaccination. → Read More
Cordis Auckland by Langham's new Pinnacle Tower makes it New Zealand's biggest hotel
Opening October 1, the upper floors of this five-star hotel have views including volcanic peak One Tree Hill, Rangitoto Island and the Harbour Bridge. → Read More
J Hotel, Shanghai Tower: World's highest hotel opens in world's second-tallest building
For travellers wanting to sleep in the clouds, J Hotel has unveiled its property in the Shanghai Tower, the second tallest building in the world. → Read More
Malahat Skywalk: Spectacular treetop walk opens on Vancouver Island, Canada
Canadians resuming socially distanced summer sojourns are in for exhilaration as well as elevation with the opening of the Malahat Skywalk on Vancouver Island → Read More
Larapinta Trail, NT: Last-minute deals after Greater Sydney lockdown cancellations
Spots on iconic Australian treks are available after the latest NSW COVID-19 outbreak. → Read More
Qantas mystery flights revived as international borders remain closed
Mystery flights to regional Australia have been launched by Qantas in response to continued international border closures. → Read More
Glamping tents open at Mornington Peninsula Hot Springs
Extending the zen after a day at the Mornington Peninsula's beaches just got that little bit easier. → Read More
Wish you were here? You can now have an entire luxury camp to yourself
A tented takeover is now possible with the high-end Aman hotel group. → Read More
Langham Residence at Nymphenburg Palace in Munich: Hotel's new European palace property costs $57,000 a night
You'll feel like royalty (and need to be as wealthy as a monarch) staying at this new property. → Read More
Finding places to camp on private land: There's an app for that
It's a simple idea: asking a farmer if you can pitch a tent on their land. But a booming booking platform has now made camping options a whole lot wider. → Read More
Qantas Boeing 747 jumbo jets: Fully stocked drinks carts for sale to the public
One thousand Qantas 747 galley carts sell out within hours, generating about $1 million in revenue for the airline. → Read More
Soneva Fushi Maldives: 'World's largest' overwater villas open
These extra large overwater havens are making big waves, just quietly. → Read More
Qantas sightseeing flight: 'Great Southern Land' scenic trip over Australia
Travellers desperate to get in the air will be able to board a Qantas flight taking in some of Australia's iconic sights. → Read More
The Coral Greenhouse, Museum of Underwater Art opens off Townsville
This stunningly beautiful underwater art work will be shaped by nature until it's eventually absorbed into its surroundings. → Read More
Scenic flights to Antarctica: Qantas Boeing 787 Dreamliners to replace 747s in 2020/21 season
It isn't an international flight (because it doesn't land) but this could still be one of the first opportunities to leave Australia by air. → Read More
Guide to wine tourism in Australia: The best places for a wine holiday
Tourism is the great white and red hope of the wine industry. → Read More
The Keep, Tasmania accommodation: A faux medieval tower for two
Seclusion and privacy is the endgame in this bolthole designed for two. → Read More
InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort unveiled after $6 million makeover
The resort once synonymous with the 1980s has had a $6 million makeover. → Read More
Victoria tourism during COVID-19 lockdown: Regional tourism businesses brace for economic impact
When new restrictions were announced for Greater Melbourne and Mitchell Shire, the cancellations started in regional Victoria. → Read More