Travel book: <I>Italia</I>
Not really a travel book, I know, but surely one of the best reasons for visiting Italy is the fantastic food.
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.
New concerns about "human safaris" are now being raised in Peru, where tour operators are profiting from the exploitation of indigenous tribes in the Amazon jungle.
Jyoti Morningstar, creative director of clothing label We'ar It, shares her holiday memories.
Advice on planning a 10th-anniversary trip to Europe.
A new flight will ferry Kiwis directly from Auckland to the Sunshine Coast.
Ray Ferenczy, volunteer master with the Voyager Maritime Museum and Wahine survivor.
Advice on visiting a remote Scottish island and exploring the country's nearby scenic gems.
Fledgling budget airline Air Australia has been placed into administration.
Air New Zealand will soon have the monopoly on direct flights between Auckland and Los Angeles, say two leading travel agencies.
Qantas will end flights from Auckland to Los Angeles in May as part of cost-cutting measures.
This book is full of information about what to look out for when buying or renting a motorhome.
The airline sale season has begun in earnest with more than $1000 being dropped from some economy-class fares.
Airport authorities have established a campervan park to allow travellers a chance to get a good night's rest prior to embarking on their journey.
A tropical family holiday with an autistic child can be successful if you plan ahead, writes Laurilee McMichael.
Susan Edmunds checks out the best spots in Auckland for family barbecues.
The general manager of Hotel Pullman Auckland shares his travelling tips.
Fortunately, there are still places in the Middle East that remain oases of tranquillity amid those deserts of dissatisfaction.
Kiwis will soon face full-body scans at Australian airports or be banned from flying, in a radical security overhaul that could create greater airport delays.
There's no doubt that a lot of travellers want to feel that they're doing their bit to save the planet.
Travel guru Patricia Schultz trims her 1000 top destinations to 10 absolute favourites.
Unwanted hotel rooms needlessly reserved by Olympic organisers will be a key factor in a tourism slump.
Why don't airlines clamp down on the selfish few who take the kitchen sink on board?
They are holidays billed as an opportunity to enter another world.