Nina Fowler flies business class from New Zealand to Australia.

Not content with taking pictures, tourists are leaving their marks, says Stuart Leavenworth.

If you had so much money you didn't know what to do with it, I guess you'd build yourself an island.

The Big Apple's top restaurants are regular haunts of many of the famous and infamous.

Sausages, sights - and a novel museum - make Hanover ideal for a husband-and-wife visit writes Judith Woods.

Danielle McGrane has some tips to help with starlet spotting in Hollywood.

Stephanie Simons takes a trip to Sydney ... and finds a city that's a big country town at heart.

A new walking route shows Aaron Millar another side of the country that tourists seldom see.

P.K. Stowers stays at a 700-year-old Spanish castle.

Graham Reid finds plenty to do in Cairns, if you like your action laid-back and tropical.

Whether you're on a tight budget or splashing out, the islands have it all.

Magic for kids, and the ship's bars are mercifully Mickey-free, writes Josie Clarke.

A cruise through ancient lands exposes kids to a diverse culture and religion, writes Heidi Douglas.

Leena Tailor meets Bill Nancarrow, the unofficial Kiwi wine ambassador in the famous Napa Valley.

Enjoy snow-capped ranges, striking glaciers and exotic wildlife from the comfort of a carriage, writes Pamela Wade.

Thanks to innovative ship design and imaginative itineraries, the popularity of river cruises is booming, says Jane Archer.

When a Sri Lankan watering hole touts its beer as strong, it is, finds Alex Robertson.

With islands of haute cuisine, the Celebrity Solstice can be scary for the diet-conscious, writes Rod Pascoe.

Louisiana's Crescent City has a lot to offer visitors besides the music it's famous for.

Cruise industry insiders tell Winston Aldworth about what’s exciting them in the season ahead.

Bright bikinis and black-tie outfits will take you from poolside to cocktail hour in style, says Carol Smith.

A wildlife expedition to Fiordland takes you up close to a pristine land of legend and glacial beauty, writes Jim Eagles.

New Orleans is worthy of a pilgrimage for music lovers, writes Marty Duda.

Take in the Marquesas Islands and explore French Polynesia from on board the Aranui III, writes Suzanne Morphet.

Western Australia's capital still holds strong links to the Dreamtime period, writes Elisabeth Easther.

On her first trip to Fiji, Pebbles Hooper relaxes, learns to snorkel and savours friendly welcomes from charming people.

All Alex Robertson wanted was a bar and a quiet beer between flights but he got his ears bent instead.

Pamela Wade opts for some out-of-the-box, wild adventures.

Down in Clarksdale, Mississippi, juke joints keep up the flow of beer and festival revellers soak up the music, finds Jack Barlow.

Anne Gibson luxuriates on the 12th floor of this stylish Gold Coast hotel.