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Because it is important for our journalists to have first-hand experience, it can be necessary to accept assistance from travel operators. However, we never promise positive coverage in return.
Flying generates carbon emissions. To reduce your impact, consider other ways of travelling, amalgamate your trips, and when you need to fly, consider offsetting emissions.
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Air New Zealand’s Skycouch to New York Details Route: New York City to Auckland non-stop (flight NZ1). Frequency: Three times a week. Aircraft: Boeing Dreamliner 787-9. Class: Economy Skycouch (seats 37H, J and K). Flight time: 16 hours,...
A European river cruise with Avalon Stuff Digital’s chief travel correspondent, Emma Stanford, went on a river cruise through the Netherlands and Belgium with Avalon Waterways. The itinerary starts and ends in Amsterdam and stops in...
Your guide to an Auckland summer
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Melbourne’s art deco charmer The essentials: King rooms cost from A$230 (NZ$286) a night. Larger Corner Plaza rooms start from A$299 (NZ$372). See: savoyhotelmelbourne.com Getting there: Air New Zealand and Qantas fly direct to...
Aboard the Spirit of Tasmania Captain Doug Harrower has been at the helm of the Spirit of Tasmania for 14 years. His eyes sparkle when we pass on Deck 5 of the long-awaited Spirit IV, which will make waves when it welcomes passengers from...
North Africa’s seaside allure