Sarah Downs finds five of the best places to travel solo in the USA.

Put your Kiwi DIY skills to use when organising a self-guided holiday in the USA...

Lucy Casley luxuriates at a very plush Vietnam hotel.

Martin Johnston flies NZ23 from Canada to New Zealand.

The Aussie territory is known for its detention centre, but wants to change its image.

Places that were once battlegrounds do make it back into the tourism fold eventually.

Stepping out at night in Ballarat you never know who's under your feet.

Winston Aldworth checks into a business hotel a short stroll from the White House.

Sue Baxalle takes a 2-hour flight from one Queensland hotspot to another.

Ever wondered where the super-rich go for a bit of Pacific R&R?

Rules about alcohol's corrupting influences trouble a parched Alex Robertson.

Stephanie Holmes stays at Western Australian resort that's close to the beach.

Zoe Walker - finally - gets swept away by the magical world of the boy wizard.

Gastronomy becomes performance art in Lima, writes Sarah Marshal.

Pleasure abounds at this Vanua Levu eco-resort, writes Shandelle Battersby.

A huge North American country is celebrating all year, writes Alexia Santamaria.

Local Jennylee Molina provides the lowdown on her hometown.

Looking to escape the darkness of winter? Here's where you need to be.

Today it's uber-cool but Portland had a seedy past, discovers Shandelle Battersby.

Take a trip away from The Strip to Hoover Dam and Lake Mead, says, John Marshall.

Winston Aldworth flies NZ90 from Japan to NZ.

Being stuck in an airport for hours on end is the worst. But there is a solution...

Roger Campkin flies NZ102 from Australia to NZ.

There's good justification for Vanuatu's claim to be the Happiest Place in the World.

Elizabeth Binning finds it easy to unwind on a voyage from Sydney to Moreton Island.

Leighton Luke flies AF1196 from France to Morocco.

Sarah Downs finds plenty to do on land in French Polynesia.

Sake is a part of Japanese cuisine that foreign visitors mostly appreciate superficially.

Here are a few of the world's most infamous red-light districts.

Some of the world's greatest treasures are being restricted from tourists.