Services stopped on Monday, March 3, 2025 to move the vessels to safety ahead of the storm making landfall — and all ferry terminals are now closed.
The natural masterpieces of New Zealand are always in-season.
For thrill-seekers and adrenaline junkies, New Zealand is one big, limitless adventure park.
If you're in search of America's most spectacular scenery and nature experiences, look no further than the South.
For a small island, Singapore sure packs a punch.
From helicopter wine tours to luxury hotel stays, there are plenty of ways to live the high life in Brisbane.
There's a reason we love travelling so much.
Memphis is a veritable playground for music fans. It's not only the home of blues and soul music but also the birthplace of rock 'n' roll.
Head north for an eco-friendly escape that doesn't skimp on luxury.
Get out of town — literally — and do your weekend differently.
Australia's island state boasts the perfect conditions for producing top-quality, flavour-filled produce — and an exceptionally talented roll call of passionate people doing spectacular things with it.
"While I love a scenic road trip with good company as much as the next person, this road trip truly rivalled almost every journey I can recall."
Proceed with an empty stomach, an open mind and a readiness to build a more meaningful relationship with what’s on your plate.
Meet the passionate advocates and entrepreneurs who deal in flavours of the wild and tastes of terroir with the finest produce the earth and sea can offer.
The South Australian island's wineries, beaches, oyster farms and accommodation are as beautiful as ever.
Watch baby turtles hatch, swim at the Southern Great Barrier Reef, then sample award-winning local gin and rum.
Stay at a country estate, taste locally produced wine and whisky, peruse a whole heap of art and feast at a hatted restaurant — all in just one weekend.
Wander through lavender fields, ride a camel and sample locally made spirits — 90 minutes from Brisbane.
From sprawling rainforest escapes to chic inner-city lofts, Auckland's Airbnb game is set to impress.
Whether you're vacationing or staycationing, this lineup of the best hotels in Melbourne will help you live your best life — fine restaurants, premium spas, rooftop pools and pillow menus await.
Beach sessions, rainforest treks and breezy holiday vibes await you on Queensland's Sunshine Coast.
Book a stay deep in the Blue Mountains or a stone's throw away from the Great Barrier Reef.
You can't jump on a plane to the Riviera, but you can escape the city for a tranquil weekend on Pittwater.
Whether you fancy relaxing in a private Japanese bathhouse, a rustic metal tub perched on a farm's timber deck, or a spa-bath in a mountain cave — we've got you covered.
Because cold weather means holing up in cute hideaways — sitting by the fire or in a spa and surrounded by trees, bushland and mountains.
The Japan Tourism Agency has announced a program that'll subsidise a portion of tourists' travel expenses, to come into effect when the country reopens its borders.
Enjoy the best of both worlds at this town- and beach-adjacent camping spot.
Wake up to one of the best views in the country.
Add this legendary spot to your camping bucket list.
A dog-friendly camping spot near Rainbow Beach.
This Fraser Island spot may look like a beach — but it isn't.
As well as four in-house restaurants and bars and something called an 'Extreme Wow Suite'.
A classic 1920s Queenslander with a fireplace and a luxe spa bath.
You'll have to four-wheel-drive in and bring your own supplies, but the proximity to the ocean is worth it.
A mini village of beachfront glamping tents on Stradbroke Island.
Queenslanders will be able to travel up to 250 kilometres away from home, and stay overnight — while staying within the state.
While there's community transmission in Victoria and New South Wales, Queensland is unlikely to open its border to the southern states.
If you live within 150 kilometres of the three islands, you can now visit for the day.
Spend balmy nights in Australia's Top End tucking into fresh seafood and meeting local makers.
But, there are hopes domestic travel could pick up sooner.
There's more to Adelaide than just great wine — head south to explore underground bars, laneway restaurants and jam-packed markets.
Whether you're a nature enthusiast, food lover or just in need of some quality D&M time, these retreats will sort you out.
You'll find spa retreats, sunset ocean vistas and vineyard restaurants in Western Australia's famously beautiful wine region.
Watch the sunset over Uluru, learn to make cheese and see a (very cute) penguin parade — for free.
Head out of town for coastal walks along the beach, glow worms and scenic sights aplenty.
Peel away from the coast to explore tropical swimming holes, bright pink bodies and glassy waters that stretch as far as the eye can see.
Head on an underwater tour of the Great Barrier Reef, learn to make cheese and watch the sunset over Uluru — for free.
Head out to your backyard or balcony and look up.
And, when it is allowed, some interstate airfares could be as cheap as $19.
It'll pay half the price of plane tickets, a third of hotel expenses, and for all tickets to museums and archaeological sites.
So you can 'prescribe' your friend on the frontline a weekend in the wilderness — once travel restrictions have eased, of course.
Usually, Keukenhof Flower Exhibit would be filled with tourists at this time of year — so it's showing off its floral blooms online.
But travel between Australia and NZ could be allowed to start before then.
The 20-year-old Australian airline company will continue to run its scheduled flights and hopes to emerge from COVID-19 in a "stronger financial position".
Don't go into hibernation this year. Follow your wanderlust up the coast instead.
But the Federal Tourism Minister has warned that international travel could be off the cards until 2021.
Meditate with monks, bake cardamom buns with a Swedish baker and virtually visit Chernobyl's dogs.
The airline has already axed all its international flights.
