Latest from International Travel

Fiji: Helping hands

Vinaka Fiji volunteers have clocked up more than 20,000 hours teaching groups or providing one to one teaching to locals of all ages from youngsters to adults.

Americans, Chinese scoop Brexit travel deals

US and Chinese online travel sites have reported a jump in queries about UK holidays since Britain voted to leave the European Union.

Meet the pug and cat who travel together

They may fight like cat and dog, but adventurous pets Luigi and Bandito share a love of the great outdoors.

Tourist dies taking photo at Machu Picchu

A German tourist has died after falling down a ravine while taking a photo at the ancient city of Machu Picchu in the Peruvian Andes.

Safaris under threat without unsung heroes

The animals are the main attraction, but in many cases their very existence is under daily threat.

How to protect your data while travelling

Although it may be convenient to use free, public, unsecured WiFi, these networks are the least secure.

Canada: Bear land is their land

Get up close and personal with polar bears on an icy safari through northern Manitoba in Canada.

Phone sparks fire on Qantas flight

An investigation is underway into how a smartphone battery sparked a fire on a Qantas flight to Los Angeles.

The tech travel hacks that will transform your holiday

How to access Facebook in a restricted country and nab the best seat on the plane.

Ovation of the Seas christened in China

The world's newest "Quantum Class" cruise liner has left China on a voyage that will bring it to New Zealand in summer.

Gibraltar on travel radar after Brexit

Last week's Brexit referendum has plunged the historic port town of Gibraltar, a British overseas territory on the southern tip of Spain, back into the spotlight.

How Airbnb could kill tourism

Airbnb could be ruining Europe's most treasured historic cities, it's been claimed.

Find Dory at these ultimate dive sites

To celebrate the release of the heart-warming Pixar film <i>Finding Dory</i>, we've rounded up the world's top diving destinations for you to explore.

Hiroshima: The stack exchange

Many people will tell you that you haven't really experienced Hiroshima if you haven't tried a okonomiyaki.

Melbourne's best bookstores

An official Unesco City of Literature, Melbourne is also home to 'The Best Bookshop in the World'. In the run-up to its Writers' Festival in August, Dani Wright seeks out the city's best bookish spots.

How Brexit will hit your pocket

Britain's exit from the European Union will affect Kiwis in more ways than one.

Making the most of your L.A. stopover

With American Airlines launching its new direct service from Auckland to Los Angeles this weekend, there's never been a better time to soak up some Californian sunshine.

Cheaper travel to UK and Europe likely

New Zealanders stand to gain from possible interest rate cuts and cheaper travel in Britain and Europe.