Disneyland: 'Happiest surveillance state on earth'
The "happiest place on earth" might also be one of the most closely watched.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromInternational Travel
'Heightened risk of terrorism' sees Cairo flights cancelled
What does BA know about the security situation in Cairo that we don't?
As seen on screen: A first-timer recognises much of Manhattan
Even on a first visit, the Big Apple feels strangely familiar.
British Airways suspends flights to Cairo over security scare
Multiple airlines suspend flights in and out of Cairo.
Shake, rattle, rolling through France in a classic car
New York Times: The car is shaped like an umbrella and equipped with flip-up windows.
Cheeky eGates reject hungover air travellers
Off abroad any time soon? Not looking like that, you're not!
Tourist paralysed on 'family' attraction in waterpark accident
The tourist is in hospital at Alicante after a potentially life-altering injury.
No notice: Auckland family devastated after flight cancelled
Family's flight to Pakistan cancelled, but neither airline nor travel agent alerted them.
Watch: Giant manta ray appears to seek help from humans
What was more surprising, and upsetting, was what they saw beneath the massive manta.
Rabies alert for Disney World Florida
Two Disney employees were tested for the disease after encountering a rabid cat.
Chernobyl tourists kick up deadly radioactive dust
Radioactive dust still coats Ukraine's fastest growing attraction.
Italy: A delicious Scandi twist on Tuscany
James Lewisohn celebrates the grape harvest in style at Borgo Santo Pietro.
Queensland: Sailing in the Whitsundays
Bronwyn Sell gets inspired amid the island beauties off the coast of Queensland.
Australian model Adau Mornyang sentenced for airline flight disturbance
Australian model faced 21 years in jail after being found guilty of assault.
Watch: Plane spotters risk life on Greek holiday island
Some have dubbed this island the St Maarten of Europe.
Hanson compares closing Uluru to shutting Bondi Beach
Aussie's Today show lashed for Uluru comments — and the panel had a conspicuous problem.
Tourist repeatedly puts octopus on his arm. Its venom can kill 26
"Lesson learnt, don't f**k with the wildlife in Australia."
Women complain about 'terrorist' passengers. Guess who gets kicked off?
"All passengers [were] united in anger."
AirDropped image causes plane drama. Again
A plane was evacuated after chilling photograph sent to passengers and flight attendants
'A city like a country': Make your dreams come true in this fabled metropolis
This city break has everything from rooftop bars to celebrities, street art to shopping.
Cool for kids: The Scandinavian hot spots for family holidays
Scandinavia and the Nordic countries have the ingredients for a flawless family holiday.
Glorious unknowns and unpredictable adventures: Philippines on a budget
To find rich experiences, thriftiness can often pay off.
Everything about Space Tourism you were too afraid to ask
Space suddenly seems a little more reachable.
Delphi: Greece's underground classic
The New York Times: A classic destination for truth-seekers and sun seekers alike.
Why is China putting microchips in hotel bed sheets?
When was the last time someone slept in this bed?
Five international hideaways for next-level glamping
The New York Times: Head into the great outdoors, in greater comfort.
Passenger outraged to be told to 'cover up' or leave plane
Dr Rowe said she was told to cover up with a blanket or she couldn't fly.
Parlez-vous Pirate?: Blackbeard's forgotten US island
"Dingbatters" or "meehonkeys" are the Hoi Tiders' favourite talking points.
Qatar: 36 hours in Doha - luxury, fine dining and amazing mocktails
Anastasia Hedge feels the heat at the home of the 2022 football World Cup
Bali: What to do on a family holiday
Adventures and learning experiences await, writes Helen van Berkel
Travel bugs: Losing your phone while travelling
Tim Roxborogh on the joys of moaning about your holiday
Asia: Inside the caves of Laos
Janie Walker digs deep into the recent traumatic history of Laos.
Canada: Powder craze for skiers in British Columbia
A silky Canadian winter wonderland is life a real-life snow globe, writes Jordan Bond