Andrew Louis takes the Harbour City's bike-sharing scheme for a test ride.

Looking for an African escape perfectly suited to romance and luxury?

Madeleine Sami co-hosts The Great Kiwi Bake Off.

Take time out to recharge your batteries, writes Courtney Whitaker.

A town that juts into the Gulf of Trieste is a breath of fresh air, writes Josh Price.

Not hungry? Stephanie Holmes finds three great non-foodie things to do in New York.

One woman paid $180 to get a visa waiver to the US. The actual price is $14.

Kiwi chef Ben Bayly rounds up his top picks on where to eat and drink in New York.

The splendid isolation of Niue makes it an ideal Christmas candidate.

The visitors could face six months in jail for illegally sharing their food with bears.

Elisabeth Easther talks to the proprietor of Martinborough Hotel.

Chris Marriner is on the right track for a perfect introduction to the wilderness.

A rash decision in Sri Lanka cost the honeymooning couple around $90,000.

Spend a week on the frontline of wildlife protection in Kenya.

Head chef Cameron Knox and restaurant Xoong will be at this year's Taste of Auckland.

Eli Orzessek finds the answers to your travel questions.

During the UK's heatwave, Venetia Sherson foolishly ignored the advice.

Simon Brandon gets caught in a ticket scam that lines the pockets of the Venetian Mafia

British fashion designer Christian Cowan shares his secrets for stylish holidays.

It's not New York City or London, Paris, Beijing, LA, Tokyo or Dubai. Do you give up yet?

Hunter Calder reports back from Hong Kong

A gentle cruise to Napier is ideal for a spot of mother-daughter bonding.

Brett Atkinson has a ball following Sophia around the Eternal City .

Pete Evans counts down his favourite restaurants and food experiences around the world.

Get up a close to a land of legends on a river cruise, writes Donna McIntyre.

Forget dusty and remote; think exciting and immersible, writes Sarah Baxter.

Winter provided a perfect ski season in the Australian Alps.

Bustling indoor bazaars offer phantasmagorical displays of food and glistening fish.

The Irish capital is a drinker's paradise, but the tourist hordes homing in.

Ptuj was recently revealed in a survey as being the world's hardest city to pronounce.