Getting your kids to turn off their phones can turn into one endless nag, writes Emily Shelley.

Explore these wilderness areas and you'll find a staggering variety of animal species.

Brighton's 162m British Airways i360 is the tallest moving observation tower in the world.

The travel writer Colin Thubron tells John Preston what drives him to the world's most remote outposts.

This park is home to the highest peak on the USA's Eastern Seaboard.

A bus has broken down in the Auckland International Airport drop-off zone during the airport's busiest day of the year.

Fancy a new challenge for the new year? Aged 18 to 30? How about a free overseas trip?

This state's national parks will leave visitors' jaws hanging.

Yuletide traditions are not only passed down from generation to generation, but from country to country, often in places that don't have a Christian tradition.

What's it like to stay at the private island hideaway of one of the world's wealthiest entrepreneurs? Anna King Shahab finds out.

All we ask of Britain is that it never change. It must be a fixed emerald rock in the rushing Gulf Stream of change, always there

Stephanie Holmes checks into a huge junior suite with palace views.

Jane Jeffries settles in to chew the fat with Seabourn Sojourn's executive chef.

Auckland Airport chief Adrian Littlewood says they're spending $1m a day on infrastructure, but warns travellers need to allow more time to get to the airport.

From quirky to luxury, half the fun is the surprises you find, writes Debra Bruno.

Grant Bradley flies upstairs aboard an Emirates A380 from Auckland to Sydney.

Grant Bradley takes a look at what's coming up in the world of aviation.

Snippets from some of our best Travel magazine content of the year.

Andrew Leeson takes in Lake Macquarie's idyllic setting and opts for a little adventure on the side.

Danielle Wright spends a day at a zoo just outside Melbourne, without the kids in tow.

In the sleepy mountainous states of North India, marijuana has grown indigenously for hundreds of years.

Pamela Wade follows in Hillary Clinton's footsteps at a famous US hotel.

Spy's Ricardo Simich gives tips on how to blend in - and stand out - in West Hollywood.

The small town of Walpole is not as well known as Broome or Margaret River but it might just have WA's - or even Australia's - best tour guide.

The Washington Monument will remain closed for at least the next two-and-a-half years, the US National Park Service says. The 170-metre

Thailand's disease control department has issued a malaria warning to those planning to take trips or camp out in the country's forests.

Tourists visiting Rio may soon have to pay just in case they're mugged.

The Shipwreck Bar is one of the world's best beach bars and Jim, its former owner, was much-loved, writes Steve Braunias.

Staying warm is a serious business if you visit North America in winter.

Winning a Nobel Prize could arguably be the best Christmas present of all. But not for musician and lyricist Bob Dylan, one of this year's best-known laureates.