Stop overs can be a bit half arsed. They are half way between where you want to go and where you have been. Then there is Bangkok. With my family living in the UK and myself in Sydney it’s the ultimate meeting place, which when you have somewhere glam to stay makes it a destination.…
Now to say I had high expectations of Sun Peninsula Residences, IHG Danang, the newly awarded ‘World’s Leading Luxury Resort’, is an understatement, but our BMW seven series arrives. Cold towels, chilled mineral water and massaging electronic gadgetry makes a great first impression. It’s not long before we are greeted by a chorus of “Welcome…
Ulur u is on most people's bucket lists, and now there is another reason to go…the greatest show on earth and in the sky.
Wintjiri Wir u is a new awe-inspiring light show. It has taken over $10m and three years to bring to life the ancestral An angu story through groundbreaking technology with drones,…
Perched on the edge of a hillside with no other visual interruption, our screensaver for the next week becomes the fourth personality on our Sardinian holiday.
It’s the place where an impossibly aqua infinity pool meets the sky with Tavolara Island centre stage, looking like a prehistoric sea monster spouting from the blue seas. It changes…
Most of us have a bucket list and it often includes seeing Orangutang's in the wild. Sabah has grown its international reputation as the place to spot them. Whilst some will make the trek to Sepilok, Rasa Ria collaborated with the State Wildlife Department to protect a 64 acre ecological reserve to facilitate rehabilitation programmes for endangered species. First impressions are that…
A trip to Siem Reap often revolves around early morning starts, historical tours and Instagram battles of who captured the best sunrise, temple or jungle scene. Rarely do you think of it as a place for a different kind of education - the palate!
Having been a food and travel writer for over 14 years, Cambodia…
Does this scene look familiar? Let’s face it, as women, we make many of the food and beverage decisions as both consumers and custodians of the pantry. But things are changing.
We are becoming more collaborative in our approach – not just from an accessibility perspective (Menulog and Deliveroo are making it onto family dinner tables…
The sealed door, protected by a guard pulls back. There is nothing to indicate anything remarkable is behind the modest white walls. We follow the driveway and see a small ‘front of house’ army ready to greet us with cool towels and smiles. ‘Welcome, David, Karen?’
What is this mythical place? Do they read minds?…
A trip to Tokyo is the grand-slam of experiences. If New York is the city that doesn't sleep then Tokyo is the city which can't be defined.
It's a crazy, wonderful cultural melting pot mixing history and tradition with extreme contradictions of the bizarre and futuristic kind. Take it all in with bite-size chunks; it's…
Not today. Our home for the next two nights is the airport…or rather an aircraft hangar. I am not reenacting a scene from The Terminal, starring Tom Hanks, but checking out one of Australia’s most unique luxury getaways - Hangar House.
Not quite sure if we have knocked on the door of their home…