Five new trips explore the wonders of Australia
The world is on hold but the experts who have guided us overseas are ready to do so in Australia too
Letters: What happens to our flight booking if we still can't travel in 2021?
Will we be able to ask for a refund if flights have resumed but COVID-19 is still a serious problem in Europe?
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Ninety-six per cent of Australians unwilling to travel overseas
Just four per cent of Australians say they would feel comfortable travelling overseas.
Sex OK, but no kissing as Amsterdam's red light district reopens
In the Netherlands, people are advised to keep 1.5 metres apart. That rule won't apply to sex workers.
New 235-room hotel opens in Tasmania, despite border closure
State borders may be closed and international tourists banned, but when a new hotel is ready, it still needs to open.
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Tasmania
From the northernmost point to the southernmost point, Australia's most southern state is a treasure trove for travellers.
Book it: Literary locations
Six of the best Charles Dickens haunts
This year marks the 150th anniversary the death of Charles Dickens and it's a great time for fans to visit England.
Airbrushed or resting bitch face, Jane Austen's still everywhere
Jane Austen is arguably the most successful female author in history, compared to Shakespeare and Dickens in the British literary pantheon.
Hemingway in Havana: Old Man and the Sea of Alcohol
Ernest Hemingway's talents - and demons - linger in this colourful city.
