Tag: travel inspiration

Tourism Australia has announced a plan to get the nation’s tourism industry back on track.

Longing to see Australia? Can’t leave your home? Perhaps virtual travel is for you.

If you’re feeling the cabin fever, try Part 2 in our picks of the top TV shows that make you feel like the globe-trotter you wish you could be.

If you’re feeling the cabin fever, try our picks of the top TV shows that make you feel like the globe-trotter you wish you could be.

If you are longing for the thrill and adventure of travel and feeling the corona-related restrictions on movement, we have just the remedy with our top picks of films that take you around the globe.

Maybe it is time to start thinking about some unusual destinations to visit once the world returns to normal. Here are a few, off the beaten track countries that you might want to consider visiting.

There are many reasons why you should travel, including to develop skills, see the world and form long-lasting relationships with people from different cultures and backgrounds. We explore the top seven reasons to travel the world.

TRAVEL | As Ron Howard’s new Formula 1 film Rush hits UK cinemas, LARA BRUNT channels her inner Chris Hemsworth and takes a spin around the world’s most infamous racetrack - the Nürburgring in Germany.

For those tough-to-shift stresses of living in London, we recommend a triple-cleansing combo of chilling in nature, getting big-time active and embracing culture. We found all three in the lesser-known region of Alentejo, Portugal.

Unlike the many high profile film festivals that take place across the UK each year, slick black tie events are not a feature of Motovun Film Festival. In fact, the only thing slick in this rustic Croatian village is the locally produced olive oil sold by the roadside and your ...

Beautiful beaches, tick. A history as colourful as its landscape, tick. Charming, friendly people and delicious food, bingo. MELISSA TOWNSEND discovers the magical melting pot that is the small Mediterranean nation of Malta.

With the tiny (and infamous) Caribbean nation of Cuba on the precipice of some historical change, MARK JONES wanted to explore ‘Castro’s Island’ before it disappeared forever.