New Hotel: boutique jewel in heart of Athens
The New Hotel is a stylish and convenient base for one of the world's great cities.
Qantas first class long-haul for under $2000
Who wouldn't rather fly to the other side of the world in style and comfort rather than tying yourself in knots in cattle class?
How cruise ships are targeting Millennials
Cruise lines are now appealing to the demographic that thinks holidays on ships are for the dead or newly wed.
How I lost my wallet to pickpockets armed with a rose
Craig Adamson, ANZ director of The Leading Hotels of the World, no longer carries his wallet in his back pocket when travelling.
5 ways to get upgraded on your next flight
Airlines might play on different fields, but the rules of the game are about the same.
Today's world map, shown by population size
Inspired by a 10-year-old map that resized countries based on their population size, this college student created his own updated version.
Wine and hedgerows at a Kiwi country estate
Discover a wine lovers' paradise at New Zealand's newest Relais & Chateaux property.
Tbilisi serves up a restaurant renaissance
After the Soviet era, restaurants are bringing a humble magic to dining in Georgia's capital city, with a focus on all things organic.
Scented history in vial at Florentine apothecary
Santa Maria Novella still sells ancient elixirs and scented potions concocted by the Dominican monks of Florence in the 13th century.
The Pulitzer, a hotel to prize in Barcelona
The heartland location and arty attitude of this former office block give guests an insider edge in the Catalan capital.
This incense store is a trip into old Japan
Incense sticks in every colour and scent imaginable are arranged on an undulating white counter running like a puff of wavy smoke through Kyoto's Lisn boutique.
How to survive the world's longest flight
Try out these coping strategies from some of the world’s most frequent travellers.
Journey into scent at Paris' new Museum of Perfume
How do you exhibit the invisible? With puffing plinths, audio-and-laser installations and a garden of sweet-smelling flowers.
Perrier-Jouët's chef de cave always travels with bubbles
You never know when you're going to need it, says Hervé Deschamps about his habit of always packing a bottle of champagne house Perrier-Jouët's newest vintage.
Golf-trippin' in Oregon
Bandon Dunes gives golfers the whipping of their sporting lives, but it sure is a pretty place to be brutalised.
5 luxurious but fun hotels (in pictures)
Bookish, frustrated muso or die-hard art lover? Have we got a hotel for you.
Wineries for dreamers in laidback Oregon
Willamette Valley in Oregon, the United States' most underrated wine region, is also its most eclectic by far.
Sushi and a hammam beneath the Alps
Geneva is like that square guy you overlooked at high school; a decade later he's turned out to be a vibrant denizen of the world.
Taste adventures in Cape Town's multi-ethnic heart
Visit home kitchens, alley cafes and markets otherwise easy to miss in this city of many ethnicities.
Trump currency volatility fades
Falling volatility in currency markets suggests traders are getting used to the rhetoric in President Donald Trump's tweets.
Here's why I won't stay in hotels any more
I don't stay in resorts, I don't stay in hostels, and I don't stay in lodges. My travel habits have changed.
Age-old hospitality: Sri Lanka's top heritage hotels
From venerable family mansions to restored Dutch houses inside Galle Fort, age-old doors are opening up new experiences in Sri Lanka.
Paris east fights back with village tactic
Fall in love with a more authentic Paris: the area where Edith Piaf first took wing and the home to great markets, bistros and affordable boutique hotels.
Why an open-water swimming safari is the new marathon
Open-water swims in exotic locations are the new active holidays of choice. Pip Coates laps up the trend in the warm seas of Fiji.
Why Lyon's dining scene is the envy of France
Fussy eaters will have to mend their ways to appreciate the dining scene in Lyon, but adventurous diners are richly rewarded in France's second-largest city.
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