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Air NZ passenger 'boiling with anger' after 16-hour flight to nowhere

The affected passengers have all been rebooked on flights, the airline says.

End of an era: Major nation plans to scrap passport stamps

Passport stamps may be a thing of the past for this popular holiday destination.

Four days in New Orleans: The ultimate itinerary

The Big Easy's Mardi Gras is February 21, but there's never a bad time to visit.

Sydney, Pride of the world: Australian city makes history tonight with record festival

The city will be celebrating a historic first tonight

Eye-watering cost of insane celeb holiday

“Stuck somewhere between ‘damn I want to be rich’ and ‘eat the rich’,” joked one person.

Rare pink dolphin and Kiwi snapper among Underwater Photographer award winners

Over 6000 photographs were entered into the contest from the wettest parts of the planet.

Airbnb surprise quarterly results following online backlash

Despite fed-up guests ditching BnBs for hotels, the travel site is not going anywhere.

All flights diverted from Germany's busiest airport by IT glitch

Germany’s air traffic control began diverting all flights away from its busiest airport.

US traveller's bag flown to Tahiti rather than Auckland as a result of Cyclone Gabrielle

The couple were shocked to see their Apple Tags show up on the French Polynesian Island.

‘Adulting is hard’: Passenger sassed by Ryanair on Twitter

The airline pulled no punches with it's fiery reply.

Sky full of 'flights to nowhere' during Auckland's rough flight restart

The tail of Cyclone Gabrielle caused chaos yesterday with 14 international diversions.

Christ the Redeemer struck by lightning. Again!

Brazil's most famous statue captured in a rare weather event.

Dining dilemmas: How to eat ethically on holiday

The choices you make when dining on holiday should reflect your values at home.

Qantas calls for crew who took redundancies to come back

'In profit' Qantas is asking crew members who took redundancies or resigned to come back.

A queer guide to Barcelona, Spain

Madrid has claimed the crown as Spain’s gay capital, but Barcelona has much to offer.

Move over Napa: The small Texan town hosting one of America’s largest wine festivals

Texas might not be your first thought when it comes to American wine regions...

5 of Japan's most luxurious ryokan

They've been around for centuries, but today's traditional Japanese inns are extra lavish.

Mother Argentina: Why thousands of Russian women are visiting Argentina to give birth

On Thursday a single flight carrying 33 ‘mothers-to-be’ arrived in Buenos Aires.