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The stories of our ancestors are not only remembered but amplified through the amazing exhibits and historic battlefields in Hauts-de-France.
Read about her life-changing journey where she dropped everything for six months to hike New Zealand’s 3,000-kilometre Te Araroa track solo.
France’s newest region, Hauts-de-France, punches way above its weight in terms of sightseeing – even the hotels are something to admire.
Switzerland has been named the safest country in the world and Zurich is rapidly regrouping along with its elegant array of dining options.
Full of quirks and hidden treasures, this Australian city is the perfect place to spend the weekend if you’re after some good old-fashioned retail therapy.
If you haven’t heard of Hauts-de-France yet, that’s because it is indeed France’s newest region – only formed in 2016, including chateaux, the Remembrance Trail and more. It’s all within an easy drive from Paris, and here’s a six-day road-trip itinerary that will help you see it all.
Domestic holidays are the way now, and these regional stays are ready to welcome travel-hungry city folk wanting to spend their money where it counts.
The piste and off-piste areas alike are open to skiers, and the velvety white landscape stretches out so vastly that there is seemingly an infinite number of ways to choose your own snowbound adventure.
A tourism industry ‘Restart Timetable’ has been released this week which hints that international travel may be allowed sooner than we think.
With local travel restrictions easing, the era of the staycation is arriving. We tried the Fullerton Hotel in Sydney in the early days of coronavirus and it passed with flying colours (and many macarons).
Just out of Paris in northern France, an elegant historic enclave of horses, castles and luxury claims some of the most stunning tourism experiences.
Domestic travel restrictions in Australia are slowly starting to ease. Here’s your state-by-state rundown of what’s allowed and what’s not.