Surviving long-haul travel in Europe
Taking trains, coaches and ferries, Stephanie Gardiner finds long-haul travelling in Europe is a mixed bag.
Today, the greenback, tomorrow the world
How's your Egyptian? Your Cantonese? Hungarian? The strong Aussie dollar makes many destinations more affordable, beyond the usual haunts in America and Europe.
The Regent Esplanade Zagreb, Croatia review: On the edge of elegance
Nicola Walker lives like the rich and famous in a splendid historical hotel in Croatia.
How to work your way around the world
If you're looking for more than your everyday itinerary involving must-see monuments and unforgettable hostels, there may be a job in it for you.
All lands on deck
Taking a cruise is a fascinating way to explore capital cities and countryside alike, writes Joanna Hall.
Echoes of a seafaring past
Tricia Welsh explores tiny villages and historical sites along the dramatic Dalmatian Coast.
Europe's new king of cool
Michael Gebicki finds sun, sand and sweat for half the price.
From sea routes to silk roads
Whether he was born here or not, the ghost of Marco Polo looms large in Korcula, writes Ben Stubbs.
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