Adventure
Expedia’s Australia and New Zealand Marketing Manager Bec embraces the sights, sounds and scenery of Morocco. There‘s something majestic about Morocco. Perhaps it’s because there’s still a King and he lives in his many palaces or perhaps it’s the romantic notion of camel trekking in the Sahara desert, the crowded narrow alleyways of Marrakech and Fez or the colours… Continue reading Expedia Expert: The Majesty of Morocco
Galway is the gateway to Ireland’s west and the cutest city I visited in Ireland. That’s not to say the others weren’t quaint but Galway has a little something that made me wish I had longer. Galway isn’t just quaint, it’s cool. I was staying in the uber chic The g Hotel, designed by renown milliner Philip Treacy,… Continue reading Galway Uncovered
Venice has long been a city to capture the hearts of travellers and is considered a “must see” visit destination. I visited Venice in my early 20’s on a solo trip around Europe and was captivated. Flood waters had just receded and I’ll never forget walking along elevated planks of wood to keep my feet… Continue reading Venice with Kids
Planning a trip to Tasmania anytime soon? From touring the famous Cascade Brewery gardens to getting up close with the Tasmania devil, here’s some of the most popular activities for Expedia travellers heading to Australia’s island state.
Expedia’s Director of Customer Experience Justin is a powder hound. He shares his tips to taking on the slopes in Japan. Skiing in Japan is gaining popularity with Expedia’s Aussie travellers, who have figured out the snow is simply superb. Hakuba gets about 11 metres of powder per season, and I mean powder. When I… Continue reading Expedia Expert: Skiing in Japan
Sydney is a destination within a destination. It’s one of the most popular Australian city breaks for Expedia’s travellers and there’s little wonder why: ocean, CBD, bush, shops, theatre. There’s almost too much to do. Sydney is also considered one of the most expensive cities to live in, but with a little imagination and research,… Continue reading See Sydney for under $20 a day
Driving around Ireland is easy peasy. They drive on the left, just like us, and the roads are well signposted, which is more than I can say for some New Zealand cities! The best thing about hiring a car for a few days and tootling off at your leisure is the freedom to stop when and where… Continue reading A wee drive around Ireland
The northern tip of the South Island is a great spot to spend a few days away from the rat race. Yes, Canterbury is home to more than the Canterbury Crusaders. In Marlborough, it’s sav blanc, seafood and scenery all the way. Of course you could drive from Christchurch to Blenheim in one day, but to really explore… Continue reading The Canterbury and Marlborough Roadie
Day spas, showers, free food, comfy chairs, fine dining, free internet – all facilities you’d expect to find at the airport if you’re flying at the point end of the plane. These days the perks are not just for first and business class passengers. Airports have a lot more to offer than Duty Free shops… Continue reading Transit Tips: Airports you’ll want to spend time in