14 Best Long-Haul Travel Tips
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Wondering how to survive that long-haul flight to Asia or Australasia? FWT Magazine put this curly question to 14 travel writers to come up with the best long-haul travel tips. Here's what they told us.
Ata Rangi: One Of New Zealand’s Best Wineries
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Join US travel writer Kurt Jacobson as he heads to New Zealand's Wairarapa wine region to visit Ata Rangi - one of the country's best wineries located in Martinborough.
Nordic Skiing at Mount Hood, Oregon
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Travel writer Teresa Bergen tries cross-country skiing at Mount Hood, Oregon.
Blessings of Bali: Rice Growing and the Golden Hour
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In Bali, Indonesia, travel writer Kristin Henning discovers, unexpectedly and happily, that daily life is infused with quiet rituals and meaningful offerings ...it’s a way of life.
Australia’s Sunny Coast: The Sunshine Coast
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The Sunshine Coast is one of Australia’s most popular playgrounds with sun, surf and a whole lot more, but most people, Aussies included, would be unaware that it previously had another name. Join travel writer Christine Salins as she discovers the history and highlights of this glorious stretch of Pacific Ocean coastline north of Brisbane.
48 Hours in Downtown LA
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The extraordinary buildings, its walkability and a history that takes in the city’s first-ever Spanish residents, as well as the best of old Hollywood. These things and more make Downtown Los Angeles a must-visit neighbourhood, says New Zealand travel writer Jacqui Gibson.
Treasures of Tuscany: Truffles to Tiramisu
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Travel writer Joy Steinberg travels to Tuscany, Italy where truffles and tiramisu are just a couple of the treasures she enjoys.
From Tamales to Tabouli: Taos, New Mexico
by John Lamkin
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Join travel writer John Lamkin in Taos, New Mexico, a community of more than 50 restaurants, ranging from Mexican, Spanish, Italian, German, Asian and Thai.
Puerto Vallarta: A Journey of the Senses
by Mary Chong
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Puerto Vallarta is well known for its beautiful beaches, luxurious resorts and crystal blue sea but don’t let your exploration of this vibrant Mexican city stop at the sand. Vallarta, as the locals call it, has an array of dining options to tantalise the taste buds and excite the senses. On my first trip to
5 World Best Heritage Hotels
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To know the heritage of a place is to understand a small part of the world we live in. Travel writer Jacqui Gibson uncovers five world best heritage hotels.