Argamasilla de Alba, a weather-beaten village of 7000 people, claims to be Miguel de Cervantes' hometown, writes Susana Vera.

Winston Aldworth flies EY486 from the United Arab Emirates to Australia.

Corazon Miller checks into the Kingfisher Bay Resort on Queensland's Fraser Island.

Food, fine wine and fireworks make for an unforgettable stay in the City by the Bay, writes Greg Fleming.

Twenty years ago, Jennie Bond and her husband embarked on a 'one-off' cruise, just to say they'd done it ...

You can't visit Australia without cuddling a koala.

Nida sends Grant Bradley in search of epic surf; instead he finds a tranquil haven minutes from bustling Kowloon.

A YouTube vlogger who was upgraded to first class on an Emirates flight has captured the experience on camera.

A tourist who bought a ticket on a scenic railway said he was kicked off because an obese family took up too much room.

Sasi Nair takes a whistle-stop tour through some of northern Italy's beautiful regions.

Paul Charman advocates an 'excellent adventure' in Denmark.

Rod Pascoe flies KA694 to the capital of Hainan, an island province in southern China.

Sheba Williams' working holiday in Shanghai was a real inspiration.

Five Airport hotels worth missing your flight for.

Enjoy smaller crowds in the big cities, milder weather and beautiful foliage.

Dubai is a fine place to make an airport transit, reports online guru Eli Orzessek.

Turkmenistan's new airport was recently completed at great cost. There's just one problem ...

A cruise ship worker has opened up about the alleged low pay, cramped rooms and incestuous behaviour he experienced at sea.

Cardiff is having a baking boom and there are always new places to try. Just arrive hungry.

If moonbows, starry skies and volcanic activity peak your interest, head to one of the two national parks on these remote Pacific islands.

It's featured in many travellers' photos, but Donegal man Iain Miller has become the first person in 25 years to successfully scale the Dun Briste sea stack.

Tess Nichol checks into an upmarket hotel that knows how to treat its guests.

Drones, selfie sticks and alcohol are among the items banned by Disney.

At this topsy-turvy cafe, the bathroom is a logistical nightmare ...

Shandelle Battersby meets a mule - and some Trump fans - in Whiskey Row.

'Magnificent mosques, diverse history and unrivalled hospitality,' are drawcards for the country.

On arrival, we were greeted by one of the "directors of chaos".

In the home of 'Crocodile Dundee', David Mercer meets a local with a bite.

Your boarding pass contains far, far more information than you might think.

Toilets are serious business in India, a visit to the Museum of Toilets shows.