Travel

Is supersonic travel coming back?

A song of ice and fire.

"Combining both the duties of work and the pleasure of travel, people are given the unique opportunity to immerse themselves in a different culture and experience it like a true local."

Liberté, égalité, café...

Putting Siena to shame.

I built a bed in my car. Now I deeply regret it...

'Only in Bronte.'

"The traditional owners apologise to the tourists but for us to get our point across, we feel this is the only way."

Trouble in paradise.

What's old is new...

Not the style; the space.

Pull back to push forward.

Catch flights not feelings.

"We're just getting ready for dinner right now... listening to Frank Sinatra in the middle of a jungle."

I moved from the Northern Beaches to 'Sydney, Sydney.' Here's everything I learned in my first 30 days.

Divisive.

"Enough to get them to the moon and back, and then complete three loops of the earth’s equator."

‘Hunger makes raw beans sweet.’

So haram.

Time to think twice?

2023 can't come quick enough...

Hint: it's not the Great Barrier Reef...

"Most of the time when I fly I am trying to catch up on sleep. I don't enjoy conversation with my seatmate when I am trying to relax."

"I [have] visited this beach five times now in the last couple of months and seen lots of #greatwhiteshark and #bullsharks around the inlet."

'We're still friends.'

Blast from the past.

Doors open today.

If nature intended you to shower underneath waterfalls, it would have left conditioner and handrails...

"Who needs a cape when you have a mullet."

"Singularly devastating."

"I felt comfortable."

Shopping, golfing and (sort of) surfing. Sounds like paradise.

Eternal shame...

"It’s located one level above passengers – so no one really knows about it."

All is not lost, however.

A new hope?

"A status match offer launched last week aimed at frequent flyers of other airlines has so far resulted in several thousand high-tier members applying to switch to Qantas’ program."

Welcome to the club.

A few years ago this would have been a dream come true... now it's just a mundane reality.

It may not be gone before its time (many were glad to see it go), but it still, for a period, stole travellers' hearts in a rather unique fashion.

Siren call.

"Slammers started when I had never flown in business class and felt heavily judged and profiled for how I dressed, acted and behaved."

Careful what you wish for...

The days of "international style services on domestic flights" may be over, experts warn.

Scramble gamble.

"I've been Bained."

The 'towel's length' rule is good. But is it enough?