Driving through Hakuba valley we were swept up in the magic of a sky dusting every treetop, rooftop and mountain top in the legendary white powder snow. It’s this feather-soft cover that draws so many to Hakuba, Japan year on year. Pulling in to Happo Village, the first of many warm smiles and thick Australian…
12 Epic Photos to Inspire you to Visit the Cook Islands
The Cook Islands is a destination that will take your breath away. When Pat touched down in Rarotonga and went on to explore Aitutaki, she warned me that photos wouldn’t quite capture the magic of experiencing such a beautiful place, in person. It was clear, it was love at first sight. Then Ashley’s photos arrived…
A Locals’ Foodie Guide to Cairns: From Healthy Cafes to Fine Dining
Thinking back, I couldn’t tell you the name of even one of the cafes I visited on my last trip to Cairns, more than a decade ago. Not a single cup of coffee sticks in my mind to this day. Fast forward to today and the foodie landscape in this North Queensland hub has completely…
Qatar Airways Qsuite Review: The World’s Best Business Class
Never before have I stepped on to a plane excited about the second leg of our long journey home to Australia from Europe. Our Qatar Airways business class flight between Doha and Sydney was different. It was our first time travelling in the Qsuite and we could finally see if this new Qatar business class experience…
Lojel Cubo: Smart and Stylish Luggage For Every Traveller
I love a designer handbag. So, it seems obvious that obsession with wearing a nice piece of art on my arm should extend to pushing a pretty piece of luggage around too. However, choosing the right suitcases is trickier than deciding between a baguette or a bucket bag for the season. As well as hitting…
What to Pack For Travel With a Baby
Once upon a time, I used to traverse the globe with a backpack strapped to my back, and a daypack on my front. I travelled the world for a year, living out of those two bags. That was almost 20 years ago and I can’t begin to tell you how times have changed. I have…
3 of the Best Road Trips in Australia
Whether you are first time visitor to Australia or someone who grew up in our beautiful country, you are guaranteed to find a road trip route that will woo you. A country of extreme contrasts, Australia promises landscapes from the picture-perfect sets of Queensland’s beaches to the quiet rugged rusty-red roads of the Top-End. These…
Qantas Dreamliner Business Class Review: Melbourne to Los Angeles
There’s an almost palpable feeling of anxiety carried by parents when you step on to a plane with a baby. It’s actually something that starts to simmer as soon as you book your ticket. This feeling was particularly strong when boarding our recent Qantas Dreamliner Business Class flight from Melbourne to Los Angeles; our first…
Ubud Travel Guide: Where to Eat, Stay and Play in Bali’s Cultural Hub
Some travellers make their journey to Ubud for its reputation as a cultural hub. Others check-in to one of the ultra luxury resorts or Ubud retreats to downshift from their busy lives, back home. Whatever your hopes for your Ubud holiday, it has a lot to offer and has become a beloved Bali destination for visitors from all walks of life….
15 Stylish and Useful Travel Gifts for Women
Shopping for a woman with a nomadic heart; equally at home on the mountains in Whistler or that famous stretch of sand in Sydney‘s Bondi can be a challenge. But, we’ve made it that much easier for you this year, by curating your holiday shopping list with 15 unique, stylish and useful travel gifts for the…
A Day Trip From Chiang Mai to Doi Inthanon National Park
Thailand is such a diverse country. From busy Bangkok to the island resorts in Phuket and Phi Phi in the south and the rich, cultural history in Chiang Mai in the north, there is a destination to suit every style of traveller. Like many other visitors who make their way to northern Thailand, it has stolen…
Waiting to Meet the Baby I Wasn’t Sure I Could Ever Have
I was 18 when I was first told I may not be able to carry a baby to term. I had been diagnosed with a rare blood condition that would make it harder for me to do so. Impossible? They weren’t sure. It was news I distanced myself from; I was in my senior year…
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