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Victoria shows off new attractions
Barry Barford
Australia and Oceania
The Australian state of Victoria is launching a startling array of new premium hotels, restaurants, experiences and events this year, in time for the anticipated increase in visitors in 2021-22. Some of these were announced earlier but have been delayed by the pandemic. Now, all are raring to go. Meanwhile, the state capital Melbourne is tipped to ...
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Outdoor action resumes in Far North Queensland
Barry Barford
Australia and Oceania
Known for world-class white water rafting, the Tully River in Far North Queensland is once again welcoming adventure seekers to its foaming waters. Following a 12-month hiatus, white water rafting is back on the Tully River. This is where the 2019 World Rafting Championships were held, but you don't have to be a champion to try your hand. What's mo...
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Sydney’s diverse new hotels
Barry Barford
Australia and Oceania
Sydney is Australia's largest city with a population of around 5.3 million and, in a normal year, some 16.5 million visitors comprising domestic and international tourists and business travellers. With numbers like that you can't have too many hotels. Whether you are drawn to sleek efficiency, boutique charm or old-style character, Sydney is sure t...
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Exploring Western Australia's Broome
Barry Barford
Australia and Oceania
With an area more than three times the size of England or roughly the size of California, the Kimberley is a sparsely settled northernmost region in the state of Western Australia. Situated at its western edge overlooking the Indian Ocean is Broome, a truly unique destination closer to South-East Asia than it is to the WA state capital, Perth. From...
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Discover the ancient rainforests of the Whitsundays
Barry Barford
Australia and Oceania
The Whitsundays are a group of islands that lie between Australia's northern Queensland coast and the Great Barrier Reef and which are characterised by white sand beaches, dense rainforest and stunning vistas. Those broadly familiar with the Whitsundays will know that their sparkling blue waters offer some of the best sailing in the world, but may ...
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Beyond the Edge of Mount Buffalo
Ashley Gibbins
Australia and Oceania
Beyond the Edge on Mount Buffalo offers the world's highest cliff camping experience. Beyond the Edge's experience, in Victoria's High Country, provides an overnight stay on a portaledge suspended over a sheer 300 metre cliff, facing the Mount Buffalo gorge. Guests will be assisted by two expert guides and get a comprehensive training session with ...
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