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Jim Eagles: Free spirits must follow rules too
I am starting to think that in this case we do need a national policy on freedom camping, so campers and locals know exactly what the rules are.
I am starting to think that in this case we do need a national policy on freedom camping, so campers and locals know exactly what the rules are.
Driving on foreign roads, especially on the wrong side of the road, can be a challenging experience but a car GPS system can do a lot to ease the tension.
The travel guru and radio travel show co-host shares her holiday packing tips.
To mark the United Nations' International Year of Forests, the Royal Botanic Gardens will hold a Tropical Extravaganza celebrating the importance of tropical rainforests.
Auckland Adventure Jet is offering children aged 14 and under a free ride when travelling with one full-fare paying adult.
Advice from travel experts on observing protocol in Australia's Red Centre and finding cheap accommodation in Paris.
One of the quirkier lists ranks the top 10 vampire-spotting locales around the world.
Pour yourself a drink and dream about travel in 2011. Here are some of Lonely Planet's hot travel picks for the year.
Paris will become the first metropolitan area in the world to experiment with an extensive system of self-service hire cars.
A survey of 502 Kiwis found that 42 per cent said they usually decided on their travel plans around this time of year.
Interesting architecture, open spaces, galleries, shops, dining options and tourism activities make Melbourne's 'Fed Square'.
Adventurous foreign correspondent Tim Butcher decides to emulate a 560km trek that novelist Graham Greene made in 1935.
A new air link between China and New Zealand could boost tourist spending by up to $50 million a year.
Advice on exploring Vanuatu and attending cooking school in Tuscany or Umbria.
If you fancy a bit of a break this Christmas but need to do it on the cheap, there are a few things you can do to help your money go further.
More than 43,000 seats were sold within three days of Air Asia X's launch in New Zealand last week.
The New York City-based makeup artist and contributor to travel website Runawaynow.com shares his travel tips.
Advice on travel to Russia's remote Kamchatka Peninsula and retracing Steinbeck's journey through North America.
The striking photos of geothermal activity and scenery in this 64-page booklet certainly make you want to go to Rotorua.
Rules are rules and carelessness is carelessness. But I can't help wishing that there would be some standardisation of enforcement.
Air New Zealand is adding extra charges to its booking process which will increase costs for every customer who pays for flights by credit, debit or charge card.
This fabulous annual festival of wordless performance spans the full mime spectrum, including live art, physical theatre, circus and puppetry.
Cooking outdoors allows you to make messy, adventurous meals that you wouldn't attempt in the kitchen. Mat Follas pitches his tent for the first time this summer and cooks over an open fire.
Travel experts offer advice on trips to Scandinavia and Vietnam.
Touch wood, but I've never actually been robbed while travelling.
This annual music and arts festival is held on a farm surrounded by the beautiful Otway rainforest above Victoria's stunning Great Ocean Rd.
The fashion designer and buyer for Workshop boutiques shares her travel tips.
I've bought a lot of trek pants over the years - mostly from Kathmandu - but these are the best yet.