Category : Tourism


Your Guide to Kuta Lombok: Beaches, Surf & Culture

Explore the best of Kuta Lombok, from stunning beaches like Mawun and Mawi to vibrant night markets and surf breaks. Your ultimate travel guide for an unforgettable Indonesian adventure.

Subiaco's Renaissance: Art, Dining & Urban Getaway

Explore Subiaco's vibrant revival through street art trails, rooftop bars, gourmet markets, and the perfect staycation base at Vibe Hotel. Discover why this Perth suburb is back on the map.

Brown Hill to get million-dollar mountain bike park

A 'once-in-a-lifetime' mountain bike park is coming to Brown Hill, driven by 15-year-old advocate Karl Lang. A major tour operator calls for more government investment in regional projects.

Nat Barr's Sunny Summer Escape to WA's South West

Sunrise presenter Nat Barr shares her summer trip home to Western Australia's South West, highlighting its beaches, wineries, and relaxed vibe. Discover why the region is a favourite for locals and stars alike.

Cairns Cruise Terminal Early Works Plans Scrapped

Plans for preliminary works on a proposed $300 million mega cruise ship facility in Cairns have been abandoned, marine industry sources reveal. What does this mean for the project's future?

IHG Summer Sale: 25% Off Asia Pacific Hotels

IHG launches its 'Your Year in Travel' sale with 25% off stays across 270+ Asia Pacific hotels. Book from Jan 15-Feb 4, 2026 for travel until August. Explore now!

Tourist's catastrophic spinal injury at Cottesloe Beach

A 28-year-old Greek tourist faces a grim prognosis after a diving accident at Perth's Cottesloe Beach on New Year's Eve left him with catastrophic spinal injuries. A GoFundMe has been launched to support his recovery.

Video Shows Violent Tourist Brawl in Bali's Canggu

Shocking video emerges of a street fight outside a Bali supermarket, believed to involve Australian tourists. Local authorities confirm no official complaints were lodged. Read the full story.

World's Biggest Jumping Castle Comes to Canberra

The Big Bounce Australia, featuring the world's largest jumping castle, is set to thrill Canberra families at Thoroughbred Park from January 16-18, 2026. Book sessions for all ages now.

Kimberley Lodge Rebuild Beats Schedule Post-Cyclone

Berkeley River Lodge in the Kimberley is rebuilding ahead of schedule after a direct hit from Cyclone Fina. The luxury retreat will reopen on May 1 with a more refined guest experience. Read the full story.

Hemmes' Narooma hotel The Whale Inn set for 2026 opening

Sydney hospitality mogul Justin Hemmes is set to reopen the revamped Whale Inn in Narooma in early 2026, nearly five years after its $3.95 million purchase. The renovation includes a restored sunken lounge and wellness centre.

Tourists' rental car swallowed by Adelaide sinkhole

Two Darwin tourists had a shocking start to their Sunday when a sinkhole opened up and swallowed their rental car in Adelaide. Forced to take an Uber to the airport, they share their dramatic story.

Segara Lombok: A Slice of Tahiti on Serangan Beach

Discover Segara Lombok, a secluded 10-bungalow micro-resort on Serangan Beach. Opened in 2019, it offers luxury, stunning views, and a French-inspired restaurant. Find your perfect escape.

Beach cabana wars divide Aussies in heatwave

Aussies are feuding over beachgoers who reserve prime spots with cabanas then leave them unattended for hours. The Mornington Peninsula Mayor calls for common sense.

Mount Pilatus: Riding the World's Steepest Railway

Experience the thrill of Switzerland's Mount Pilatus via its historic cog railway. Discover panoramic Alps views, alpine legends, and Queen Victoria's legacy. Plan your 2026 Swiss adventure today.

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