What do we, as New Zealanders, do to highlight our nationality when we're overseas?

Jim Eagles takes a fresh look at rail travel in New Zealand.

The festive season is barely over and the new year has only just begun.

When you're flying at 10,000m, how much does it matter to you what the person who serves dinner is actually wearing?

Staycations seem to be catching on with Kiwis keen to avoid holiday traffic jams.

If nations, airports and airlines really are serious about security how come screening standards seem to vary so hugely?

Herald Travel editor Jim Eagles on why a local vacation may turn out to be the most relaxing break you've ever had.

Jim Eagles wonders why some airports and hotels offer free wireless access while others charge an arm and a leg.

It pays to check the baggage allowances on all your connecting flights to avoid any unpleasant surprises, says Jim Eagles.

Transit times through LAX seem largely unchanged despite the introduction of the ESTA system, says Jim Eagles.

Picking up a bug from fellow passengers on a flight is a common complaint, writes Jim Eagles.

Sleeping in an airport terminal isn't as uncomfortable as it might sound.

Isobel Marriner steps onto a cruise ship and finds herself a convert.

Jill Worrall visits some of the lower North Island's lesser-known gems.

How to combine the best of backpacking and organised tours.

Jim Eagles wonders why we can't all be civilised when it comes to airport bag carousels.

Jim Eagles is in two minds over proposed developments around India's Taj Mahal.

Jim Eagles evaluates the pros and cons of travelling with young children on planes.

Jill Worrall wonders why roaming cellphone calls are so expensive.

If you're planning to fly with your children, choose your airline carefully.

Cyclists and walkers are like oil and water, says Herald Travel editor Jim Eagles.

Jill Worrall ponders what security issues her new hip will throw up at airports.

The Titanic Awards offer a twist on traditional travel guides