
Kia ora: Kawerau
This geothermal beauty basks in the glory of its famous maunga, says Elisabeth Easther.
This geothermal beauty basks in the glory of its famous maunga, says Elisabeth Easther.
Considering eloping? These world-class resorts promise wedding magic, writes Jennifer Ennion.
Winston Aldworth tries out Air NZ's Skycouch on a hop across the Pacific.
Megan Singleton has the lowdown on the world's largest passenger liners.
A year-long global ed-venture (education adventure) is giving a mother and her young son a year of discovery they will never forget.
Bed and breakfast under those famously dreaming spires allows a glimpse into how the other half thinks, writes Steve Braunias.
'Shark Man' Riley Elliott shares his most memorable holiday moments.
It is no wonder stand-up paddle boarding has taken off as a way to enjoy the ocean: it's fun, it's great for you and it's relatively simple to get the hang of.
Shandelle Battersby checks into a remote Central Otago lodge that's worth the journey.
It's buyer beware when booking over the internet, says Donna McIntyre, but travel agents can get it wrong, too.
Megan Singleton has some handy hints to help keep your holiday on track.
Luxury meets location at Singapore's Four Seasons, as Grant Bradley discovers.
In Ibiza's bars, young travellers pay big prices, but there are ways to avoid a budget blowout, writes Sam McKeith.
Peter Hamling flies AC47 from Canada to Hawaii.
Make new travel plans for the new year. Megan Singleton sets her globetrotting goals.
Need some inspiration for the year ahead? Here are 20 great places to go around the world.
It's a stronghold, but Elisabeth Easther finds it's also a great place for a summer holiday.
Don't be surprised to see a pet perched at the sharp end of the plane, writes Pamela Wade.
Munich's Oktoberfest is the largest festival in Europe and one Josh Martin enjoyed a little too much.
Catherine Smith flies NZ175 from New Zealand to Western Australia.
Antisocial fliers make for plane hell, says Megan Singleton.
AirBnB isn't for everyone. And it's definitely not for the apprehensive or risk-adverse, writes Lee Suckling.
If you're taking your first steps towards a floating holiday, Jane Archer offers tips to help you enjoy your break.
In a market more competitive than a bazaar of carpet sellers, airlines see that by improving their food, they improve the experience and are more likely to get the passenger booking again.
Camping is our New Zealand thing. From quirky old-school caravans to smart new-school glamping or campervans, we love to shed real houses, shed our shoes and get back to nature.
Forty years ago, caravans were as much a part of the New Zealand lifestyle as fish 'n' chips and Jandals.
There's plenty to see in this vibrant North American city, writes Megan Singleton.