Drive one hour north of Venice to the upper Veneto region and you are in the spectacular Dolomites, literally immersed in the peaks of mountainous sn

As Australians we live on a somewhat remote island and as such we are full of intrigue and endless dreams of far away places. Always looking for the

The Maldives conjures up images of clear blue waters, plentiful reefs and the whitest of sand. But nothing could have prepared us for the visual sple

Transiting in Zurich airport after a lay over from Singapore, my mind wanders back two decades to my last visit to Barcelona. It’s the smells, sou

Having spent a large part of my working life researching wellness retreats and products, I decided it was time to venture further afield from the usu

Italy’s renowned for its food, natural beauty and iconic monuments, so it’s no wonder it was voted the number one most beautiful country in the world

The Garden of Eden is a fable from a time gone by, but recently I got to indulge in a polished version in the form of Eden Health Retreat- formerly

This International Womens Day I pay homage to women from across the globe that have forged remarkable careers and have inspired me throughout my work

Once known as the industrial arm to Sydneys CBD, Alexandria has been growing up for some time and has become hip to the warehouse square. From the

Roaming at home (literally) has got me all loved up for local produce, foodies and distillers. Working in the tourism industry as a travel writer and

Easter Holidays are upon us which means family, friends, camping, chocolate and Byron Bay Blues Fest right? Unlikely as 2020 has thrown us one

What does the future of travel look like post a world pandemic, where the globe literally shut down and is slowly but surely awakening to a new world

It’s the sights, sounds and smells of Mexico that stay with you long after you leave-I fell in love with this this vibrant land ten years ago and was

Roaming closer to home these days with border closures and no flights leaving the island, we head to the pristine Minnie Waters on the Clarence Coast

We head north from Byron Bay to dig a little deeper in and around Fortitude Valley and New Farm for a much needed city fix. Fondly known as the Va

The quaint riverside town with that unforgettable name, Tumbulgum is as tranquil as it is charming and with dreamy views across the Tweed River to th

The Northern NSW region is widely known as god (goddess) country with lush green acres, pristine beaches and an expansive mountain range bordering B

The Tweed Artisan Food Weekend is rounding off 'the year that was' with a plethora of delicious food events from the 27-30th November 2020. Farmer

One of the hardest lockdown laws in the world goes to Melbourne Town, most agree it was much needed and got them to where they are now 40 days and c

Discovering Florence in my early 20's, wind in hair and baguette and cheese literally hanging out of my backpack. I wandered far and wide across

We touchdown in Adelaide just as the borders re-open, the eerily quiet airport welcomes us in that 'oh so friendly' South Australian way. There's

The southern tip of the Great Barrier Reef is home to an array of islands and beachside villages, like 1770 and Agnes Water. Located on the tip of th

Picture Port Douglas, palm trees, days spent in sarongs and sunset cocktails by the pool-but we discover there's more to Far North Queensland than m

The other end of Melbourne, the West End of town, a precinct less trodden adjacent to Spencer Street (Southern Cross) Station, the bustling transit h

Living between Brisbane and Byron Bay is a dream, a dream that felt more like a nightmare as the last days of February 2022 unfolded, the rain came p

The ICC (International Convention Centre) plays host to some of the world’s leading performers, business conventions and events. Launching Australia

There's something about the South Coast of NSW, from the rolling hills to the vast sea. A couple of hours drive south of Sydney, we pass by Wollongon

Tasmania has increasingly become popular with travellers as a place to explore and stay awhile. Hobart, the main city is renowned for its cobbled sto

To cruise or not to cruise is the question and the answer from this intrepid traveller is a surprising yes. A yes with caveats, such as the offering

Landing in Calgary at the tail end of winter (after a long flight from Brisbane) we are exhausted and excited in equal parts. Alas we walk the st

We visit Beautiful Banff & Lake Louise, in the throws of winter, it's a truly captivating destination, a place we'd never ventured before. A dire

Heading to the Basque Country that borders France and Spain (three decades later), we are immediately transported to our twenty something selves, as

Malvesia Traditionall Hotel- Monemvasia Castle

Adelaide, may be the countries original home of good food, wine and agri-tourism, so we take a trip, in and around the city and to beautiful Barossa