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Live Music the Tokyo Way

Japan. The first thought that pops into your head probably isn’t Punk, Rock ‘n’ Roll or Acoustic Roots music. But in trendy Tokyo, you’ll find a music scene that’s thriving. Expedia’s Aussie travellers love Japan, especially in the summer time. Shinjuku and Shibuya are popular spots to stay but make sure you put the neighborhoods of Shimokitazawa and Koenji on… Continue reading Live Music the Tokyo Way

A Taste of Montreal

For those of you seeking a little bit of charm and romance, the beautiful city of Montreal holds many hidden secrets. The heart of this Canadian city beats in French; but the mix of cultures is what really makes this city bloom. It can take weeks, even years to discover all the hidden laneways, secret shops and… Continue reading A Taste of Montreal

Unique Sleeps: Hotel Missoni, Edinburgh

Unique Sleeps: Amazing hotels hand picked by Expedia Experts. Hotel Missoni, Edinburgh, Scotland At Hotel Missoni, the bellmen are wearing kilts, but they’re definitely not in tartan. Like everything else at this fashion hotel, the kilts have been designed by Missoni and feature the signature patterns that make your eyes pop. Hotel Missoni is the piece… Continue reading Unique Sleeps: Hotel Missoni, Edinburgh

The Rhythm And Chaos Of Kathmandu

A journey to Kathmandu has the power to leave the traveller enchanted, inspired and even enlightened, however the city’s highs and lows can also overwhelm. From the moment you step foot on to the busy streets of Kathmandu, it’s an assault on your senses. Swerving between beeping cars, motorbikes and rickshaws as you squeeze past the crowds… Continue reading The Rhythm And Chaos Of Kathmandu

Melbourne’s Vegetable Patch to Plate Movement

GYO – that’s ‘grow your own’ for the uninitiated – is fast becoming an important part of Melbourne’s dining scene. With kitchen gardens and self-sufficient chefs sprouting up all over the place, we take a look at the city’s best green-fingered venues. Pope Joan, East Brunswick It’s no surprise to hear chef Matt Wilkinson – author of… Continue reading Melbourne’s Vegetable Patch to Plate Movement

Expedia Expert: A Taste of Auckland

Market Manger Tori Calver gives us the inside scoop on a short trip to Auckland and why this city is worth a stopover. Despite being home to 1/3 of New Zealand’s population, Auckland is often not high on the tourist’s wish list, but it should be. The South Island is well known for its beautiful scenery – mountains,… Continue reading Expedia Expert: A Taste of Auckland

Are we there yet? How to survive road trips with kids

As a child I went on road trips with my Dad almost every school holiday. Squeezing into his Datsun 120Y, our trips included camping, skiing or heading to Melbourne for Christmas. In those days there were no DVDs or iPads, in fact I’m not even sure the car cassette player worked. I remember spending hours… Continue reading Are we there yet? How to survive road trips with kids

Getting Fit For Your Next Adventure

Like many Expedia Travellers, I’m a dreamer and an experience seeker. I get excited and inspired when I see those beautiful documentaries of rugged landscapes, harsh terrains and wild animals in their natural splendour. Every time I walk into an adventure outfitter store my heart skips a beat. Whether it’s tents pitched on the snow-capped… Continue reading Getting Fit For Your Next Adventure

Adventure Awaits in Savii, Samoa

Turquoise waters, white sandy beaches, coconut groves and sunset strolls – Samoa is known as a land of perfect blue skies, balmy nights and lazy days. For many travellers, the best thing they experience on a trip to Samoa is an icy cold mojito while the sun goes down. This is such a shame, for Samoa holds… Continue reading Adventure Awaits in Savii, Samoa

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