
Amsterdam you are not: 'I Amsterdam' sign removed
On Monday a crane team dismantled the letters and loaded them onto trucks.
On Monday a crane team dismantled the letters and loaded them onto trucks.
A lingerie model has been slammed for her 'disrespectful' holiday selfie on Instagram.
The United Arab Emirates now has access to the greatest number of countries visa-free.
As Iceland begins to look crowded, these other stunning Atlantic islands are calling.
Guest or host, you never know what you're going to get writes Alexander Bisley.
Iris Riddell visits the Fukushima Power Plant, destroyed by tsunami in 2011
A stunning resort beside an ecological course is a hit with golfer Phil Tataurangi.
Here's an option if you hate crowds and are a little tight on cash after Christmas.
Months of drought have caused rivers like the Rhine to be too shallow for some ships.
The thriving harbour city of Vancouver has much to recommend it, writes Chris Marriner.
At Langelinie pier, the people are more interesting than the statue.
The Brazilian jet may may look ridiculous but makes an appealing seating proposition.
Neil Porten has a short, but sweet, reunion with Auckland's sister city, Fukuoka.
In Air NZ's latest Christmas ad Santa's naughty list is leaked to the world.
On landing the student saw he had received a surprising message via the gay dating app.
She was rescued from the holiday island after things went wrong — not once, but twice.
The 80km walking track between Bondi and Manly is set to be one of the world's best.
Don't miss these must-sees on a visit to Chicago, writes Stephanie Holmes.
Italy's iconic Leaning Tower of Pisa is going straight.
Eli Orzessek finds the answers to your travel questions.
The determined cats have been attempting entry for years, keeping a security guard busy.
A world-class art museum in the western US benefited from some surprising patrons.
Segovia is a fairytale Spanish city that inspired Disney, writes Annie Bennett.
Juliette Sivertsen checks into the Pearl Resort, in Fiji.
Jane Jeffries visits the town that put itself on the map with unique architecture.
It's creepy, dangerous and illegal to enter - but tourists are still desperate to get in.
Andrew Parsons checks into the Crowne Plaza La Concha, in Key West, Florida.