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The most luxurious places to stay in Bali

Bali’s five-star luxury resorts are some of the most exclusive in the world.

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The insiders’ guide to must-visit restaurants in Italy

With the headquarters for many of her suppliers situated in Italy, Orsini Fine Jewellery director Sarah Hutchings regularly makes trips to the country.

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Egypt opens 4,000-year-old tomb on Luxor’s West Bank, oldest open to public

Egypt has restored, documented and opened to tourists the Middle Kingdom tomb of Meru, the oldest site accessible to the public on Luxor’s West Bank, home to some of its most spectacular Pharaonic monuments including the Valley of the Kings.

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The coast with the most: Where to sample wine, spirits and seafood in Kaikōura

After recovering from the devastating earthquake, Kaikōura is keen to welcome visitors back. Whether you’re looking for bucket-list experiences at sea, tucking into fresh seafood like its famed crayfish, visiting vineyards and breweries or exploring a modern township full of shopping, dining and rich scenery, Kaikōura will reward your curiosity.

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Stars in their eyes: Favourite celebrity travel destinations

Top travel destinations of the stars

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From picturesque river cruises to fascinating historic settlements, discover the charm of Swan Hill

With its spectacular landscape and tempting local produce, Swan Hill has the perfect mix of relaxed rural charm and fun activities to captivate everyone.

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Stunning blue waters light up Auckland’s beaches

What’s behind the unusual glow on Auckland’s shores?

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Cardrona – smarter at 40

  They say life begins at 40, and for Cardrona Alpine Resort, entering its fourth decade in 2020, there is […]

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New luxury in the Sahara

A luxury stay in the Sahara Desert in Tunisia’s southwest delivers an exotic stay to appease the inner adventurer. Anantara […]

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The ultimate short cut over Drake Passage is here

For adventurous cruisers heading to the ends of the earth in Antarctica, the Drake Crossing is equal parts exciting and terrifying, with a side of green thrown in. Thanks to Silversea Cruises, there is now an option to take a two-hour flight, in business class no less, instead of the nausea-inducing crossing.

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Ottawa: Could this be the coolest capital city in the world?

Ottawa, in Ontario, is the capital of Canada, and while it has all the usual important government buildings full of ant-busy people in suits, it has a whole lot more going on. Here are just six things I loved about this beautiful city.

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Everything you need to know about renewing your passport

Australians and Kiwis are both known for their love of travel, and with over 11.2 million overseas trips made by […]

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Idaho: Seven reasons why you should visit

This northwestern US state has a lot going for it, from great skiing to spectacular natural beauty and a capital that has a lot of good things going on.

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Off the beaten track: Best places to stay in Bali

With its vibrant culture, beautiful landscapes and (not to mention) convenient proximity to Australia, Bali is a must-see destination for Aussies. If you are looking to get off the beaten track, here’s our list of top things to do and places to stay in Bali.

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Packing Hacks For A Cold Weather Getaway

Packing for your upcoming winter ski trip or getaway? Before you hit the single slope, you’ll need to figure out […]

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Top Ten Libraries You Must Visit

These are a must-see for any travelling bibliophiles

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Five Incredible UNESCO Sites You May Never Have Heard Of

The Sydney Opera House and Grand Canyon are among the best known of almost 200 natural sites on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Although just as spectacular, many more remain unknown or obscure to large percentage of travellers. Here are five incredible UNESCO sites you might not know exist. 

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Kingdom Come

A heavenly place of vast green valleys, gilded stupas, dramatic mountain passes and a code of happiness, the small landlocked country of Bhutan may well be one of the world’s last true travel frontiers

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Eight Colourful Cities To Dream About Tonight

A colourful city is far more than a few licks of paint! Often, it’s in these eccentric spots where you’ll find the real heart of a beautiful city. From rainbow row houses to highly-pigmented places, here are some of the most wonderfully vibrant spots from around the world.

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Five Luxurious Hotel Lobbies From Around The World

Making a stylish entrance at a five-star hotel is one thing, but being welcomed into some of the world’s most […]

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Paradise is Closer Than You Think

The essence of any place is the people. At the eco-friendly, luxury Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort in Fiji, our Editor in Chief Michael McHugh discovers island time, a marine reserve and the art of relaxing

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Beautiful Barcelona – Where Medieval Meets Ultra-Modern

Whether you’re the kind of traveler whose trips are governed by historical sites and monuments, culinary offers, or your hedonistic […]

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Italian Persuasion

 With 2017 designated as the International Year of Sustainable Tourism, MiNDFOOD visits Italy with travel experts Trafalgar to learn more […]

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The Trip of a Lifetime with Free International Flights

Take advantage of this special offer and see one of the world’s most unique destinations – the Galápagos Islands.

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