It took a little town on Italy’s Adriatic coast to teach me how to be present. Not bad for a place I picked with my eyes closed.
Why spend $20,000 on the same holiday twice, let alone five times? Grandmother Lyn McLeod has the answer.
It sounds like there’s a catch but there isn’t, really. It’s about timing and finding the right loyalty scheme.
With a flight at 2am and no intention of spending the evening in an uncomfortable departure lounge chair, I opted to squeeze into one of these pods while I waited.
At more than $500 a head, this scenic day trip offers wonderful views and fine food – but there’s not enough of it.
When the Uber pulls up, I wonder if I’m in the right place. But through the lobby of a three-star Tassie classic is a standout new property.
Unlimited kilometres, full insurance, additional drivers, 24-hour roadside assistance and no upselling or fine print panic. And it’s half the price of a typical rental.
My new husband spots a road sign for this fountain and makes a sharp right turn off the highway. The attraction? The fountain pours not water, but beer.
Think you know the city of love? This area might surprise you. It’s all leafy streets and local markets, and just steps from the Eiffel Tower.
Hotels near the Slovenian beauty spot have long been pricey or uninspiring, until this new lodge arrived.
