Sophie Barclay visits a tourist-free part of Hong Kong.

After almost two years in Los Angeles, Gin Wigmore has tips for visitors seeking a special spot in her adopted city.

Three days in Shanghai's metropolis is one way to touch the sky, discovers Katie Wright.

Danielle Wright finds plenty on offer in Warrnambool, including the town's newest attraction, Maremma dogs.

Kiwis starting to think about next year's holidays have plenty to choose from in Europe, writes Victoria Clark.

Winston Aldworth flies in a Strikemaster jet

The summer might be over in other parts of Europe but the heat lingers longer in Venice, discovers Helen Barlow. September is a good time to go.

The Malaysian capital features an astonishing mix of influences.

Richard Lawson discovers Greek temples, Christian shrines and many other treasures on a luxurious Mediterranean cruise.

They represent the historic face of Britain and are a famous tourist attraction in their own right, Susan Buckland discovers.

Any excuse will do for a visit to one of the great southern European capital cities, writes Michael Lamb.

Following the broken lines, Jennifer Ennion shifts into overdrive to reveal the highlights of Australia's open roads.

In search of adventure, Tess Nichol is soon hurtling through the treetops, upside down on a wire.

Beth J. Harpaz heads to the new epicenter of Brooklyn-cool.

Floral carpets put spring in Anna King Shahab's step on this coastal trail.

Kiwis travelling to and from Australia are urged to check-in early as workers strike across Australian international airports today.

Seoul is clean and easy to navigate, by foot, bus, subway or taxi if that is more your style. I reckon this is a destination that will feature more often on Kiwis' itineraries. Seoul definitely has a warm heart and a kind soul.

There's always something happening, on and offshore, in San Diego.

Native-born Australians ignore elegant, artistic Adelaide - and Mark Chipperfield is glad.

For those with a sense of adventure, visiting Egypt now has big advantages, discovers Courtney Bonnell.

Danger is never far away on an Arctic expedition, writes Sarah Marshall.

David Leggat pauses to stretch his legs while on one of Australia's most picturesque road journeys, between Melbourne and Adelaide.

Shandelle Battersby dreams a California dream in the front row at the Dolby Theatre.

On the cobbled streets of Dubrovnik, Winston Aldworth marvels at one of the world's prettiest cities.

The most authentic Southeast Asian foods are to be found in the small alleys and laneways reached aboard a tuk-tuk or decrepit taxi, finds Brett Atkinson.

A stretch of Australian beach is transformed by abstract artworks, writes Pamela Wade.

The concept of travelling without passports between Australia and New Zealand may be edging closer.

A five-day taste of ocean life is enough to convert cruise newbie Catherine Smith.

The 'E2 Way' keeps angler Jane Jeffries happy - and her prey gets to live another day.