Donna McIntyre documents a day sailing on the Moselle.

In a desperate bid for 'likes', hotel design is becoming identical the world over.

Celebrities jump on board to raise awareness about the effects of climate change.

Nadia Abu-Shanab and Justine Sachs raise funds for mental health work in Gaza.

Elisabeth Easther meets the head tour manager of Haka Tours.

Tim Warrington checks into the Anantara, Dubai.

Step away from the popular cruise ports and visit some of these destinations instead.

You never realise how loud a jet engine is until you have a decent pair of headphones.

Peter Wheeler stays at 21c Museum Hotel, Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky.

After the 2018 guide New Zealand is notably absent from the Lonely Planet's top lists.

Tennessy Weir checks into Tahuna Beach Holiday Park, Tahunanui.

Tonga is still recovering from the cyclone, but that's all the more reason to go there.

Thomas Bywater checks into the Ibis Styles Alice Springs Oasis.

Jesse Mulligan explores Christchurch and finds plenty for foodies, despite the diggers.

Sophie Ryan checks into Alila Manggis in East Bali.

Hundreds of thousands of items are left on planes each year. This is what happens to them.

Eleanor Barker explores Yokohama and its sister-city, hidden gem Atsugi.

Sandra Simpson flies aboard NZ8135 from Auckland to Tauranga.

Pamela Russell flies Korean Air's KE 130 from Auckland to Seoul.

Travel writers reveal the best bars that embody the city they're situated in.

New Zealanders are spoiled for choice when it comes to great swimming locations.

A Balinese cooking class is a chance to connect to the land and culture.

Grace Ellis has a few tips for travellers with dietary issues.

Flying long-haul as a family can be a challenge, writes Jane Jurgens.

Get prepared now so this break is your best yet, writes Stephanie Holmes.

Laird Kay of Very Plane Clothes shares tips for staying fashionable on your flight.

Elisabeth Easther talks to Lois Mulvihill of Bike It Now, Clyde.

Tim Warrington takes comfort after a brush with Russian muggers and apathetic police.

Feeling peckish after nightclubbing is no problem in the world's hot-spots.

Eli Orzessek finds the answers to your travel questions.