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Archived Destinations of the Week
Cape Town
Located on South Africa’s Western Cape, Cape Town is a truly impressive holiday destination, home to breathtaking natural settings, inspiring cultural delights and things to see and do aplenty. The city’s rich and prominent history and traditions can also be experienced in a number of enchanting natural and urban settings.
Hobart
Hobart may not be a renowned summer destination, but summertime in Tasmanian hotspot is full of magnificent surprises. As Australia’s southernmost capital, Hobart experiences more hours of daylight than any other Australian city, and makes the most of them with a number of exciting festivals and events.
Vancouver
Flanked by stunning natural beauty, the exciting and thriving metropolis of Vancouver is a truly spectacular Canadian hotspot. A hive of multiculturalism and diversity, the city showcases distinct heritage, belief systems and lifestyles. Set on the doorstep of a giant wilderness area, Vancouver is also an outstanding destination for outdoorsy travellers.
Margaret River
Privy to warm weather and year-round sunshine, Margaret River is an ideal summer holiday destination. Located just three hours’ drive south of Perth, Margaret River helms a region of magnificent wineries, impressive culinary experiences, and extraordinary natural settings.
Fiji in Summer
Boasting over 300 islands and 500 islets, Fiji is a picturesque South Pacific setting, perfect for whiling away summer’s long days. A diverse and environmentally-rich destination, the Fijian archipelago caters to everybody from families to honeymooners, and serenity-seekers to adventurers.
Canberra turns 100
2013 marks The Centenary of Canberra, and 100 years of freedom, spirit, achievements and aspirations. To celebrate, the Australian capital is throwing party to rival all parties – a year-long program of exciting projects and showcases that highlight Canberra’s role in Australia’s national story.
New York
New York is a captivating city that packs activity, culture and opportunity into every street and every alley. French writer, Simone De Beauvoir once said: “There is something in the New York air that makes sleep useless”. Most visitors hope she is right; because eliminating sleep is about the only way to experience everything the city has to offer.
Sydney in Spring
Sydney is one of the world’s most beautiful cities, and while it shines year-round, it truly sparkles in spring. The harbour glistens, the parks glow with vibrant hues, the air is crisp and clear, and the days start to wax with warmth. There’s something about spring in harbour city that encourages festivity, leading to a jam-packed calendar of outstanding events.
Coffs Harbour
Made up of charming seaside towns, hinterland-flanked villages, and prosperous farmlands, and bordered by the mountains of Great Diving Range and the cobalt waters of the Pacific Ocean, the Coffs Coast is one of Australia’s favourite playgrounds. Home to a stunningly scenic landscape, the region spills with things to see and do – namely, indulge in local produce and enlist on thrilling adventures.
Paris
A playground for the avant-garde, Paris has inspired and attracted history’s most influential players with its social extravagance and enchanting cityscape. From Saint-Denis to Saint-Germain-des-Prés, The City of Light’s sweeping tree-lined boulevards swell with lively cafés, acclaimed art galleries, the world’s most famous fashion boutiques, and awe-inspiring sights.
Newcastle
Penal-colony-turned-cosmopolitan-hotspot, Newcastle is a city of great surprises. Often overlooked in favour of neighbouring tourism hub Sydney, Newcastle has been referred to as Australia’s most underrated city. Just two hours north of Sydney, Newcastle teems with things to see, do and discover – namely food, music, events and wineries.
Tonga
Relaxed and relaxing, The Kingdom of Tonga lives life in the slow lane, adhering to the unhurried clock of “Island Time”. Made up of 170 fertile islands, the sovereign has ample settings in which to while away the days’ long hours. Stunningly scenic and brimming with culture and adventure, Tonga is authentic tropical paradise and outstanding holiday destination.
Hobart
Australia’s southernmost city, Hobart has something to entice and entertain everyone. Adventurers, history buffs, nature lovers, culture enthusiasts and foodies – all are catered for with a variety of extraordinary things to do and see. Originally built by convict labour, today, the city has since shaken its dark past to become a hub of culture and activity.
Brisbane
Brisbane has come of age over the past decade, to find its rhythm and identity, and mature into a cosmopolitan city. Enjoying an eventful year-round social calendar, breathtaking natural beauty, and lively urban precincts, the Queensland state capital is an exciting metropolis, rich with culture and things to see and do.
Las Vegas
Overwhelmingly ostentatious, Las Vegas is a neon-lit hedonistic hotspot. Indulgently sinful, yet utterly mesmerizing the desert city’s glittery strip is abuzz with grand casino-resorts, street performers, famous live acts and tourists looking to be wowed. Just hours away from drawcards like the Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam, Death Valley and the lights of LA, Las Vegas is a bucket-list holiday destination.
Broome
Home to 130-million year old dinosaur prints, natural wonders, one of the world’s most stunning beaches, Broome is a breathtaking holiday retreat. Flanked blue waters, white beaches, red cliffs and orange earth, the Western Australian pearling town witness the desert meet the sea with vivid colour and vibrant character.
London
A leading global centre at the forefront of art, commerce, education, entertainment, fashion, media and tourism, London is celebrated as the cultural capital of the world. From the posh banks of River Thames to the trendy streets of the East End, the world’s most visited city is steeped in history and abuzz with activity.
Vanuatu
Rich with a hybrid of French and Polynesia cultures and traditions, and home to colourful coral reefs, deserted beaches, quiet lagoons, active volcanoes and cascading waterfalls, Vanuatu is a spectacular holiday destination. A South Pacific archipelago, made up by over 80 islands, Vanuatu impresses all ages with a never-ending array of things to do and see.
Wellington
New Zealand’s “Capital of Cool”, Wellington is home lush green hills, a stunning harbour and immense environmental and cultural grandeur. Within easy reach of the Marlborough and Martinborough districts, the Kiwi capital boasts vibrant café, bar and restaurant scenes and is a world-class attractions.
Sydney
Sydney is one of the most picturesque cities on earth. From the rolling waves of the Northern Beaches, to the vibrantly proud streets of Darlinghurst, to the million-dollar vistas of Mosman, the harbour city impresses at every turn. Discover the cosmopolitan metropolis this winter, through a range of extraordinary events and experience.
Dublin
Ireland’s capital, Dublin is an exciting and animated city, home to contrasting landscapes and a complex past. Overlooking the Irish Sea, Dublin fosters a number of first-rate restaurants, clubs, bars, shopping opportunities, and historical attractions, and ranks among Europe’s top tourist destinations.
Phuket
Phuket is tropical paradise, home to palm-fringed white-sand beaches, world-class resorts, lush rainforests, warm blue seas and famous Thai hospitality. Abuzz with culture and activities galore, the South East Asian island is an ideal setting in which to escape the Southern Hemisphere’s winter chill.
Ayers Rock (Uluru)
Rising from Australia’s red centre, Ayers Rock (Uluru) is an iconic symbol of spirituality, history and culture. A natural wonder, Ayers Rock (Uluru) is inscribed on the World Heritage List and steeped in Aboriginal Dreamtime significance.
Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi is an exotic twist of age-old traditions and modern trend. What was once a small, desert-flanked fishing village, struck oil in the 1960s and transformed (almost overnight) into an opulent and grandiose destination of distinction.
Queenstown
Queenstown is an enchanting destination of stunning scenery and electrifying energy. Coined “The Adventure Capital of the World” the city helms a region that hosts: some of the globe’s best outdoor and thrill-seeking exploits; and majestic settings like The Remarkables mountain range and Lake Wakatipu.
Hamilton Island
On the edge of the Great Barrier Reef, in the heart of the spellbinding Whitsunday archipelago, Hamilton Island is stunning tropical paradise. Boasting an idyllic year-round climate, picture-perfect beaches and world-class resorts and facilities, the atoll is a great destination for a family holiday, romantic sojourn or active getaway.
Launceston
Home to history, culture and unique and diverse environments galore, Launceston is awash with wow-worthy setting. The city centre’s vibrant Georgian streetscape showcases cosmopolitan appeal; while outlying regions like Cradle Mountain, The Freycinet Peninsula and Bay of Fires host some of world’s most impressive wilderness.
Sunshine Coast
Embrace seasonal change in an idyllic setting, with a winter escape to the Sunshine Coast. Sunshine by name and by nature, the 70km coastline enjoys an average of 300 rain-free days a year and fosters a perfect year-round climate in which to enjoy pristine beaches, exquisite hinterland, and world-class dining and shopping.
Melbourne
Sophisticated and lively, Melbourne is abuzz with a cosmopolitan lifestyle, so much so that the city is renowned as Australia’s cultural capital. If you have a passion for dining, shopping and history, Melbourne should be atop your must-visit list this winter.
Bali
Labelled "The Last Paradise", the picturesque Indonesian province of Bali is a mystical and captivating land. Considered to be the spiritual heart of Indonesia, the island is home to peaceful philosophy, friendly locals, and an enchanting landscape. The dry season presents the best time to explore Bali’s beauty.
Adelaide
Adelaide is home to some of Australia’s most picturesque settings. The city’s streets are alive with history and heritage; vineyards dot surrounding hill districts; while a number of unique ecosystems sit close by, showcasing extraordinary flora and fauna. Adelaide springs into full flavour in the cooler months.
Gold Coast
The Gold Coast is Australia’s playground. A sparkling strip of imposing high-rises, sun-drenched beaches, mansion-flanked waterways and world-class entertainment, see the coast labelled famous for fun, with an impressive assortment of things to see and do on offer year round.
Fiji
Renowned for its palm-fringed beaches, crystal-clear water, friendly locals and relaxed island vibe, Fiji is an enchanting South Pacific paradise. The nation’s stunning atolls act as the perfect playgrounds for tropical getaways, and are best enjoyed during the dry season.
Los Angeles
Endless sunshine, palm tree-lined avenues, world-class shopping and a vibrant nightlife have lured the rich, beautiful, famous and curious to Los Angeles for the last century. There’s no better time the visit LA than in spring; when ideal temperatures and events galore energise the city.
Cairns
Home to a diverse array of natural wonders, and a friendly and relaxed atmosphere Cairns typifies North Queensland. A multitude of unforgettable activities and adventures can be found in the vibrant city, particularly as the wet season dries out and the heat eases off.
Canberra
Australia’s capital, Canberra is a place of great splendour and sentiment – a steadfast tribute to history, where opportunities to indulge in food and wine, shopping, culture and the sights abound. Home to four distinct seasons, Canberra impresses year round.
Darwin
Australia’s majestic Top End is an incredible mosaic of culture, tradition and natural splendour. The dry season is the most idyllic time to visit, as clear skies, balmy nights and warm days enliven Darwin and the Northern Territory with natural wonders and events galore.
Perth
Australia’s sunniest capital city, Perth is an ideal year-round holiday destination. Autumn in the Western Australian capital is particularly stunning. Warm sunny days and cool breezy nights inject life into the city and surrounding regions.
