
Samoa back in business
Alanah May Eriksen travels to the island nation just a couple of months after the September tsunami which destroyed the southeast coast of Upolu and discovers the tourist industry is in full swing.
Alanah May Eriksen travels to the island nation just a couple of months after the September tsunami which destroyed the southeast coast of Upolu and discovers the tourist industry is in full swing.
Couples getting intimate in hallways and swimming pools, forgotten sex toys and even a misplaced nun's habit feature in a shocking hotel chain survey.
Susan Buckland boards a freighter, bound for hauntingly beautiful islands where ancient man-size stone tiki guard moody, lush valleys.
Volatile Mt Yasur gives John McCrystal a close encounter with an active volcano.
Jeff Evans learns about making canoes in Niue from a master craftsman.
Aitutaki's unparalleled beauty is coming to a screen near you, reports Kate Roff.
The cries of 'bula!' just get stronger as Steve Sole does a circuit around Fiji's main island.
The global downturn is hitting travel plans, but Megan Singleton discovers a way to make that Tahitian holiday affordable after all.
Simon Vincent finds you don't have to spend a fortune to have a perfect holiday.
Outriggers in Paradise is a perfect way for Tongan tourists to relax, says Victoria Bartle.
Kilauea quietly steams as worshippers bring offerings to its deity... But the volcano can still show no mercy, writes Jim Eagles.
Jim Eagles learns from the pros at the beach where surfing began.
Jim Eagles discovers the sad history behind Hawaii's overthrown monarchy.
Tahiti's mix of Polynesian and French cultures is delightful, writes Kerre Woodham.
Even on a foggy day, Maui is a natural wonderland, writes Jim Eagles.