With direct flights to Hobart on the horizon, we take a look at what Tassie has to offer.

Cirit is played in Iran, Afghanistan and other central Asian countries.

Despite Coronavirus restrictions one St Patrick's Day tradition was able to scale up.

300 climbers are on their way to base camp, despite the pandemic.

'Haven't we learned anything about animal cruelty?'

Visitors are free again to wander the cell of Al Capone and 'Machine Gun' Kelly.

Dubbed New Zealand's Fyre Festval, how certain can we be the trip will ever take off?

Quarantine-free travel from Niue to New Zealand will begin on March 24.

Mixing international aircrew and ordinary Kiwis is risky, Professor Michael Baker says.

Air travel is not a right, but rather 'a privilege'.

'If Australians can't go to Queenstown, I'm hoping they'll go to Cairns.'

Tourists can now serve their two-week isolation period on a luxury yacht.

"They walk us in, and they make us look like dummies. Like we messed up."

Could returning Kiwis soon be opting out of MIQ for isolation at home?

Post-pandemic travel passports are expected, but were we looking in the wrong place?

You are invited to the moon, on these two conditions...

Japan has voiced its discomfort over China's unorthodox Covid health tests.

The world's most tourism-dependent economies are in a race for vaccines.

Cooks tick last boxes for quarantine-free travel, NZ travel agents start selling packages.

The famous pleasure won top honours while Kiwi coastline was snubbed.

Air New Zealand takes steps to raise capital.

You may be relying on your health passport to get around, long after landing.

We may be carrying around this new travel document long after the pandemic ends.

This time last year, the temple hall was a writhing ball of flesh.

Long haul on a cargo plane is the closest Sam Hopkinson has got to flying First Class.

A Hamas-run Islamic court has reimposed strict restrictions on female travellers.

"A further 72-hour pause provides the time to confirm this cluster remains contained."

Before borders closed, Nicolas Tian travelled regularly around the world.

"It was like Apocalypse Now!" said one attendee.