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Our photo essay by Ewen Bell about the incredible Northern Lights experience in Norway
An interview with David Prior, founder of the PRIOR exclusive travel club
Touring ancient Egypt with Ute Junker
An adventurous walking safari in Zimbabwe with Craig Tansley
Cruising throughout Alaska with Pamela Wright
A coach tour through New Zealand’s South Island visiting glaciers via helicopter with Belinda Luksic
Cruising through the back streets of Singapore in a side-car with Leigh Griffiths
Accessible family trips through Switzerland’s Jungfrau region with Sue White
The sustainably focussed wilderness experience at Southern Ocean Lodge with Katrina Holden
An eagle conservation experience for travellers to Tasmania with Natasha Dragun
The concept of ‘overtourism’ and how travellers can make more mindful choices with Nupur Trivedi
Special interest small group tours with Roslyn Jolly
Stylish new designs by Sydney-based luxury fashion designer, inspired by the Seychelles
The Last Word with co-founder of Chimu Adventures, Chad Carey
Additionally, the magazine features Travel Talk news, Vacation Essentials, Wine & Dine news, Hotels & Resorts news, Cruise news, Trending, Postcards and Design: Editor’s Picks. Our Tried & Tested reviews continue this issue with first-person write-ups of new hotels, spas and restaurants.
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This issue of Vacations & Travel is full of suggestions of tour operators who are thinking creatively in order to offer their guests any number of memorable experiences.
Thoughtful inclusions make all the difference at Melbourne’s quirky new boutique hotel. It almost seems like no idea was too out there.
Off the coast of South Australia sits one of the country’s finest lodges with a focus on wildlife and sustainability running through its core.
You’re going yo want to pack your best outfits when you stay at the new design-driven Kowloon waterfront hotel in Hong Kong.
Whether your passion is painting, gardening, tapestry, swimming or bird-watching, there’s a broad range of special interest tours to refine your skills while travelling.
Touring Singapore sideways and staying in a heritage hotel, it’s a thrill exploring the city’s cultural charms.
Sydney-based luxury womenswear designer CARL KAPP has created the ultimate tropical vacation wardrobe inspired by the pristine beauty of Seychelles.
This new eco-focused retreat in the Great Barrier Reef is all about sustainability and will have you feeling completely relaxed.
Some of the world’s most popular destinations are facing damage and overcrowding from an influx of visitors. Here, we discuss the concept of ‘overtourism’ and what to consider when planning your travels.
In our Q&A, Chad touches on the most popular tour itineraries, the impact of tourism and what defines an ‘adventure traveller’.
This newly refurbished hotel that looks over London’s Hyde Park and Knightsbridge offers understated glamour and Michelin-starred cuisine.
With trails full of playground pit stops and exciting activities, hiking the Alps in Switzerland has never been more family-friendly.
Beyond the natural spectacle of the Northern Lights in the Arctic Circle, is a region rich in diverse experiences.
We come face to face with the Big Five on a walking safari tour in Zimbabwe’s Mana Pools.
At Paris’ new Fauchon Hotel, Le Grand Café dishes up food that is almost as pretty as its interior design.
To match the art scene in Colorado’s Capital, Denver has an eclectic range of modern eateries, rooftop bars and craft breweries to entice locals and travellers alike.
A cruise through Alaska with Holland America Line offers adventure tours to discover the region’s natural attractions and wildlife.
A luxury guided holiday of South Island is one of the best ways to see glaciers before they disappear.
Combining 35 restaurant and bar concepts with its Asian-based itinerary, Dream Cruise line’s Genting Dream is a foodie’s heaven.
A concreter-turned-nature-advocate, Craig Webb opened the Raptor and Wildlife Refuge Centre in 2001 to rescue injured eagles, hawks, falcons and owls.
Touring Egypt is eye-opening in more ways than one, and it doesn’t take long to realise that there’s no such thing as a typical day on an Egypt tour.
The spring issue of V&T is on sale now, and this edition is all about tours and touring.
