Wanaka Luxury Apartments
Eveline Harvey and her family check into a well-appointed apartment in Central Otago.
Eveline Harvey and her family check into a well-appointed apartment in Central Otago.
With a little planning and imagination, you can complete a Swiss tour without breaking the bank, writes Rosemarie North.
Winston Aldworth flies return between Auckland and Vancouver with Air NZ.
Lost without translation on his German journey Mathew Dearnaley finds that sometimes every traveller needs a local hero.
Seasoned traveller Nicky Park comes up with surefire ways to beat the overseas gremlins.
Millions of departing travellers could be spared the chore filling in departure cards following work done by Customs and Statistics New Zealand.
When children first encounter a hotel buffet, writes Rob Cox, the noise and mess could match seagulls at a picnic fare.
Megan Singleton looks inside the giant building where Boeings take shape.
Grant Bradley flies to Asia on a luxurious superjumbo.
'Rotting' flowers, turtle hatchlings, sky-high thrills ... this is one cool stopover.
Shandelle Battersby enjoys a luxurious stay at the Millbrook Resort, Arrowtown.
Travel agents are warning of a rush for flights and accommodation for the 100th anniversary commemoration of Anzac Day in Gallipoli as 286 tickets remain unclaimed.
Natural beauty, action-packed adventure and heritage are here, says Elisabeth Easther.
Geoff Cumming tests a device that can be used to locate your lost luggage.
Travel Editor Winston Aldworth checks out the creature comforts aboard the airline's newest addition to the local fleet.
Today, a new visitor enters the Auckland skies. Singapore Airlines is switching up their services into Auckland by bringing an A380 into the game.
The home of sunshine has a lot of activities to offer away from the usual charms of beach and blue sky, writes Julie Haines.
An unforgettable stop on the Forgotten Highway entrances Elisabeth Easther.
This journey along State Highway 1 show that the nation's backbone is a place of life as well as an inanimate stretch of bitumen, writes Alex Robertson.
Footloose, fancy-free retirees have cash but no one's selling, says Tony Marks.
Penfolds' founder knew nothing about winemaking when he came to Australia in the 1840s, but his spirit lives on, writes Shandelle Battersby.
Tony and Selena Reid fly NZ045 from the Cook Islands to New Zealand.