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The survey of 50 nations reveals Kiwis sound more attractive than they look.
The survey of 50 nations reveals Kiwis sound more attractive than they look.
Here's how 4 of world's pre-eminent frequent fliers deal with jet lag in their own lives.
The New York Times: Are travellers supporting the abuse of these animals?
Travel can teach us many things - about a place, about other people, and about ourselves.
The best value international destinations and last-minute breaks.
His wrist, arm, and ego was wounded in the brazen robbery.
Tim Roxborogh on the joys of moaning about your holiday
A week after the Christchurch terror attacks, Eleanor Barker begins to heal in Abu Dhabi.
Those who have had sex on a plane are in an exclusive group, writes Winston Aldworth.
Minaway hadn't even checked into the hotel when she received a crippling bill.
On this airline passengers are not just allowed, but encouraged, to have sex in the air.
When it comes to the ultimate relaxing holiday, it's hard to beat a cruise close to home.
Take in the rush and bustle of famous global cities before escaping to a hidden gem.
Stephanie Holmes flies in United Airlines' new Premium Economy cabin.
Therapists reported higher incidents of flight anxiety around the Boeing MAX saga.
A weekly ode to the joys of moaning about your holiday, by Tim Roxborogh.
New York Times: Travel on your own terms, at your own pace doesn't have to be lonely.
Travel can teach us many things: about a destination, about people and about ourselves.
Credit cards are a powerhouse player in the frequent flyer points game.
Don't think that because you're in a five-star hotel you'll get a different class of bug.
We've assembled the perfect travel pack to make or break any flight – for $20.
These destinations are so dangerous even Googling them can cause you trouble.
Winston Aldworth checks into the Ovolo Woolloomooloo, Sydney
Christopher Walsh flies Qatar Airways QR3 from Doha to London Heathrow
A jumble of emotions will hit you when you bump into someone you know while on holiday.
The New York Times: The experience economy marks a shift to buying memories not things.