Travel gadget: The Show and Tell Me Finder
Michele Crawshaw reviews a digital wristband, for children up to age eight, that displays five contact phone numbers in case the child gets lost.
Michele Crawshaw reviews a digital wristband, for children up to age eight, that displays five contact phone numbers in case the child gets lost.
Advice on self-driving around British Columbia and taking in the best of Myanmar.
Malaysian Airlines will be able to boast a "child-free zone" when plans to ban children from the top deck of its A380 planes come into effect later this year.
Although a survey has found France to be the rudest country in the world, Jim Eagles says attitudes in Paris have changed.
Advice on taking a walking tour in France and planning a three-month Eurail Pass excursion.
Chris Daniels gets a taste of the plane hailed as ushering in a new age of aviation.
Have you ever sat next to an armhog on the plane, had lunch with an insanitiser or suffered from obeseaty?
Danielle Wright finds out how to create Easter holiday memories for the kids, without mountains of chocolate.
Advice on seeing the USA on a budget and who to complain to if a trip promoted by a travel agent over-promises and under-delivers.
A concert in a cave, a town done up in tartan, locals pushing a locomotive - Danielle Wright takes a closer look at the folk festivals small-town life inspires.
Advice on taking a day trip to Bolivia from Chile and planning a romantic surprise in northern Thailand.
The Geneva XS portable sound system is a pretty clever little thing, or a clever pretty little thing, depending on whether aesthetics or functionality is higher up your list.
The international luxury watch buyer for Partridge Jewellers shares his travelling tips.
Only about 50 people booked to fly on Air New Zealand's ATR fleet today will not be able to do so, the airline says.
Tourist-pulling Hot Water Beach has been revealed as New Zealand's most treacherous of the summer.
Tony Rae, a Team New Zealand sailor racing in the Volvo Ocean Race, shares his favourite spot.
Dreaming of an international break? Here are some World Travel Awards-inspired ideas.
Advice on driving a caravan around Europe, heading through the Chunnel on a motorbike and...
Planning well in advance helps to introduce children to the delights of Europe, writes Josie McNaught.
A witty colleague said that with Kathmandu's 1W Luxeon headtorch on my head "you'll look like a small bald train".
Heading to the beach for a few days' camping is no longer enough, according to survey.
These historic spots on the city's fringe will take you back in time.
Advice on train travel to China and Mongolia and doing volunteer work in Tonga.
Not really a travel book, I know, but surely one of the best reasons for visiting Italy is the fantastic food.
Saving valuable time and cash are some of the advantages, writes Andrew Dale, chief executive of travel management company Atlantic Pacific American Express.
Jyoti Morningstar, creative director of clothing label We'ar It, shares her holiday memories.