Shandelle Battersby flies China Airlines from Auckland to Taipei.

Researchers at Oxford University are developing a pill that will alleviate the effects of jetlag.

The actor shares his holiday memories.

Megan Singleton laces up and takes a look at the world's premier marathons worth making the trip for.

Each week, Flight Centre's team of experts answers your travel questions.

Morton Kute takes an unscheduled nosedive aboard NZ414.

Chill out where high adventure and relaxation go hand in hand, writes Elisabeth Easther.

It’s just been world topless day which got us wondering if there are any classy hotels and beaches around the world that cater for such vacations. Here is our roundup of the best five resorts where getting your kit off is not only legal, it’s expected.

Air NZ has announced a major shake-up of its regional services, including an end to all Wairarapa services, fewer flights from Wanganui and a boost to its Rotorua services.

Advice on visiting Italy and where to go cycling and walking in Europe.

Ewan McDonald flies TK51 from Japan to Turkey.

From street food to museums, we've got the Taiwan highlights covered.

Tokoroa's talking poles tell Elisabeth Easther stories.

Planes, trains and cars wreak havoc on your skin. Planes leave your face dry and parched, sun adds wrinkles, humidity means breakouts.

For a holiday far from the madding crowd, with nary a shop nor restaurant in sight, you’ll love cruising along South Australia’s Murray River. Here are five tips to know before you go.

Tips on seeing two sides of Scotland and undertaking a wine tour in Italy.

If the annual cheese roll in England or wife carrying competition in Finland is too boring for you, here are five very strange ones that might be worth visiting, even if it's just to tweet a pic from.

Winston Aldworth writes: More than half of us men are telling fibs at airport check-in counters. "Did you pack your bag yourself?" Of course (cough, cough) ...

Justine Tyerman delves into the phenomenal rise of Airbnb, the holiday rental company worth an estimated $1.3 billion which began just five years ago with three airbeds on the floor.

The Government is warning New Zealanders flying in Tonga it will be at their own risk as the national airline has bought a plane which has been involved in numerous crashes.