Signature Luxury Travel & Style

Subscribe to Signature Luxury Travel & Style from just $47.80 and receive each quarterly issue delivered to your door. Head online at subscribe.signatureluxurytravel.com.au Or scan the QR code below Follow Signature Luxury Travel & Style on Instagram

Maria Pasquale is an award-winning Italian-Australian food and travel writer. The Rome correspondent for USA Today 10BEST and founder of popular blog HeartRome, Maria’s adventures can be followed on Instagram @heartrome. Where next? I am itching to r

CEO and Group Editor Cathy Wagstaff cathywagstaff@signaturemedia.com.au @cathywagstaff— signatureluxury Assistant Editor Kirstie Bedford Editor-at-Large Andrew Conway Sub-Editors Nikki Birrell, Natasha Dragun, Helen Hayes, Julie Miller Contributors N

Not many four-year-old children are lucky enough to experience an African safari, but then not many people have lived quite like Graham Wood. From the moment he embarked on his first game drive with his father in a small national park in Malawi calle

Share a flatlay or photo of how you enjoy reading the current issue of Signature Luxury Travel & Style for your chance to win a $500 Pacifico Optical sunglasses voucher. Pacifico Optical was launched in Sydney’s iconic Bondi Beach. Named after the Pa

Australia might be a late starter when it comes to relaunching international cruising, but industry predictions are that we’re in for a bumper season. Cruising has restarted in 86 countries, and Cruise Lines International Association Australasia (CLI

Dr Murad didn’t launch his company until he was 50, and from the get-go was adamant that the brand would be 100 per cent cruelty free. No products or ingredients are tested on animals, – and all of its suppliers are also designated cruelty free. The

antler.com.au Luggage should weigh as little as possible and manoeuvre easily. And that’s why I’m loving Antler’s Stamford collection, a fusion of British design and Japanese innovation. The 360-degree wheels developed with Mitsubishi offer enhanced

When Nicola and Carl Mason moved to Tasmania 20 years ago, they felt so connected to this isle state it seemed only natural to manufacture locally when launching their merino wool clothing brand, Smitten Merino. “We recognised that this unique, green