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48 hours in Hoi An, Vietnam

If there is one place in the world that I’ve been to that most resembles a storybook town, Hoi An is it. Located on the central coast of Vietnam, Hoi An is a charming, colourful, lively town that’s a must-visit for anyone travelling to Vietnam. Getting there Unless you’re travelling through Vietnam by road, to… Continue reading 48 hours in Hoi An, Vietnam

Listopedia: 10 awesome North American ski resorts

Whether you’re a powder hound, a snow bunny or a fan of the après lifestyle, check out our Listopedia of North America’s top ski resorts. Year round Winter playground: Timberline, Mount Hood, Oregon Year round skiing. Yes, that’s right, Mount Hood is the only ski terrain in America that can be skied all year round.… Continue reading Listopedia: 10 awesome North American ski resorts

Singapore Shopover!

I’m often in Singapore on short stopovers, in transit to Europe or other parts of Asia, but I rarely put in a good effort to get to know this amazing little country. In September this year, my visit coincided with the Formula 1 Grand Prix and I was invited to a couple of race events,… Continue reading Singapore Shopover!

Expedia Expert: W Bali’s insider tips on how to have fun in Bali

We chat to W Bali employee Aurel for her hot tips on where to go and what to do on a Bali getaway. Aurel, tell us a little bit about your role at this cool Bali hotel? I’ve worked at the W Bali for two and a half years. I’m the W Bali Insider that… Continue reading Expedia Expert: W Bali’s insider tips on how to have fun in Bali

First Timer’s Guide to Buying Indigenous Art

If you’re heading to the Northern Territory, and keen to buy your first piece of Indigenous art, we’ve got some great first timer tips from Rebecca Miniken, manager of Darwin’s Aboriginal Bush Traders. First timer tips: For anyone interested in buying art, the first thing I think they should remember is that all art is… Continue reading First Timer’s Guide to Buying Indigenous Art

Hipster comes to Darwin: hot new places to eat and drink

Filament lamps, polished concrete, steel sleepers. We could be in any number of cool Sydney or Melbourne cafes. But we’re not. We’re in a converted mechanic’s warehouse off Darwin’s Stuart Highway. Surrounded by furniture stores and car dealerships, Sweet Brew & Co is poised to become the next Grounds of Alexandria, Sydney’s seminal warehouse café… Continue reading Hipster comes to Darwin: hot new places to eat and drink

Listopedia: The Top End’s Best Watering Holes

Yes, you can swim in the Northern Territory. Despite what popular culture might tell you (Crocodile Dundee, we mean you), the Top End is full of beautiful waterholes, waterfalls, gorges, springs and pools that are safe to swim in. Yes, you do need to be careful to check signs and warnings, but use this Listopedia… Continue reading Listopedia: The Top End’s Best Watering Holes

The Ultimate Darwin Market Guide

Sugar bananas, dragon fruit, rambutans, durian. Sticky rice, papaya salad, egg custards. No, we’re not at a produce market in Thailand. We’re in Darwin, where every weekend the local markets are bursting with fresh food and produce. When you think of Darwin do you think of fresh durian bigger than your head? Probably not. But… Continue reading The Ultimate Darwin Market Guide

Expedia Expert: Wild about Wellington

Expedia Expert Heather hits Wellington for a foodie weekend that will have you drooling! Wellington is such an underrated city – it’s not only got great food, art and culture, but also some really cool places to stay! Check out my Wellington Guide. Where to stay I like to try boutique hotels that have a… Continue reading Expedia Expert: Wild about Wellington

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