International Traveller

We're kicking off 24 by marking a golden milestone: our 50th issue. Sister title to domestic travel magazine Australian Traveller, the first issue of International Traveller was launched in 2012; publisher and founding editor Quentin Long casts his m

CONTENT HEAD OF CONTENT Katie Carlin EDITOR Imogen Eveson ART DIRECTOR Lauren de Sousa WRITER & PRODUCER Elizabeth Whitehead SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER & WRITER Emily Murphy NATIVE CONTENT EDITOR Kassia Byrnes EDITORIAL ASSISTANT Taylah Darnell DIGITAL CON

Things are rarely as they appear on the surface - that's why going underground can be one of the best ways to uncover a city. Join a subterranean tour for a different perspective, from a cavernous palace in Rome to a train station in NYC. If you're h

One of my favourite moments as a small publisher has always been answering the phones and talking to our subscribers. These people are our biggest fans and invariably give us so much valuable feedback on what they like, love and hate! So, it is no wo

Even getting to the front door of The Golden Haveli in Chandni Chowk in Old Delhi is a magical Exotic Marigold kind of experience. The 20th-century haveli, hidden amid a maze of narrow streets and colourful alleys, has been lovingly restored to provi

With Cassandra Charlick There's nothing like sharing a bottle of Champagne to celebrate a milestone! Champagne is a place and a type of sparkling wine; a bottle can only be labelled Champagne if it is produced in the appellation of Champagne in Franc

Washington, DC is well known for its uniquely American museums and history, but this vibrant city offers so much more. You'll easily discover iconic attractions like the Smithsonian Institution, but stay longer to find out what the locals love about

Are you planning to go on a cruise in 2024? According to a survey by the Tourism & Transit (TTF) forum conducted in December from a sample size of2000 Australians, one in four answered yes. These results track with an ever-increasing global demand fo

OCEANIA CRUISES has announced three new itineraries that explore lesser-known ports in Africa and Asia at the end of2024 and into 2025. The 1250-guest ship Riviera will sail an epic 59-day Grand Voyage, which cruises from Barcelona to Singapore, ocea

In February Oceania Cruises’ MS Regatta was the first cruise ship to visit Whangārei in decades. This Northland city's attractions include the Whangārei's Hundertwasser Art Centre with Wairau Māori Art Gallery, where architecture and art harmonise wi

Stop judging me. Please. So I went on a cruise. And enjoyed it. Let me guess, you “could think of nothing worse” than spending your holiday on a cruise ship. I'm aware of the stereotypes that spring to mind when I say “cruise”: people crowded into sm

I must admit a cruise along the east coast of the UK has never been high on my to-do list. The Mediterranean? Yes, please. The Caribbean? For sure. But cloudy skies and occasional rain across the North Sea are not ideal for kicking back or topping up

The Port of New Orleans is the sixth largest in the US and has two major terminals. Take a private shuttle, rideshare or taxi to and from Louis Armstrong International Airport (25 minutes) or the French Quarter (10 minutes); there is no direct public

Many cruise lines port in Tokyo Bay, which is actually in Yokohama, an hour's drive from the centre of Tokyo. The good news is you can get there via shinkansen (bullet train) in 18 minutes. OCEANIA CRUISES’ 12-day Land of the Rising Sun voyage onboar

Adinghy emerges from around the bay and is headed towards us, to this empty beach some 87 kilometres north of Viti Levu. I'm standing knee-deep in translucent water, mottled with the dark patches of reef beneath its surface. A school of small white f

9AM You simply cant visit Great Britain without sampling at least one full English breakfast - a signature national dish featuring a plate piled high with sausages and bacon, eggs and baked beans. Find your fave full English in the Northern Quarter,

The seeds for greening the City of Light were planted in 2007 when Le Plan Climat de Paris was adopted. The French capital has been actively reducing its carbon footprint ever since to be as sustainable a city as possible. As mayor of the city that g

If you ever speak to a traveller who has been on a Tauck cruise or tour, it instantly becomes clear that their experience was something else. Their eyes light up and they have no hesitation when recommending Tauck to others. It's a reputation that fa

My glass of Bordeaux red catches pale ribbons of sunlight streaming through the window, refracting them onto the dining table where they land like scattered rubies. I sip the wine - bold and brassy with notes of blackcurrant - beneath a ceiling paint

The Italian Riviera is the chic little sister of the French Riviera - and every bit as breathtaking. Watch the vistas unfold onboard the luxurious Venice Simplon-Orient-Express, a Belmond train. Outfitted in Art Deco decor, the resplendent interiors

With towering cathedrals, storybook villages, Nordic frozen lakes and sun-drenched Mediterranean islands, Europe remains one of the most intriguing places in the world. Explore Worldwide is a global leader in touring Europe. This B Corp-certified com

Multi-generational travel is booming, encouraging families to enjoy quality time exploring new places together. But where's the perfect place to satisfy everyone's holiday bucket list? There's one destination that ticks all the boxes for a multi-gen

Hot Springs, Arizona, USA Astronomy fans across the world will huddle around their telescopes on 8 April to catch the solar eclipse. Travel publication Atlas Obscura is throwing a festival that extends the three-minute 3 6-second solar event into fou

The National Museum cf Women in the Arts (NMWA), located in the heart cf Washington, D. C., is a locus of female talent. The museum is housed in a former Masonic Temple — a space notoriously exclusive of women. Talk about a turn of the tables. The im