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Life is not a carousel … at the airport.

The 24 most annoying things about travel (and how to fix them)

Glass-walled loos, 10am checkouts, crowded baggage carousels? The travel industry is built on such gripes, designed to shrink your wallet and test your patience.

  • by Michael Gebicki
Point Lonsdale Pier.

The things I hated about this beach town as a child are what I love now

My family started visiting this seaside town in the 1980s. Back then I hated the tea-tree, the sand dunes and the lack of a pub.

  • by Katrina Strickland
The pointy light fittings feel intrusive at Shanghai Pudong International Airport in China.

This airport’s food is so good you might forget you have a flight to catch

I run into a few issues at this terminal, but it also delivers possibly the greatest airport meal I’ve ever tasted.

  • by Jenny Hewett
Legacy Yen Tu MGallery Vietnam was designed by Bangkok-based Bill Bensley.

Asian mountain resort is the ultimate place to find tranquillity

Guests can slow down, engage with the surrounding landscape, and reflect (for just $200 a night).

  • by Julie Miller
Viking Octantis on the Welland Canal between lakes Erie and Ontario.

Finally travellers are realising the potential of lake cruising

The chilly Great Lakes are seeing record cruise-ship visitors. It seems these vast waterways have become an interesting niche cruising hotspot.

  • by Brian Johnston
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Despite its great beauty, Kiribati’s geographical isolation keeps visitors away.

The least-visited country on Earth is a quiet paradise

Given it received considerably fewer visitors than either Somalia or Iraq, you’d be forgiven for thinking there was something profoundly wrong with this little island.

  • by Mark Stratton

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Qantas’ slogan might be the “Spirit of Australia” but the idea of it being our national carrier is well and truly dead.
Opinion
Air travel

‘Spirit of Australia’? The idea of the national carrier is long dead

The idea that every serious country has a national airline to serve its citizens and represent its home nation persists. It’s time we put it to rest.

  • by Ben Groundwater

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