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Weekly Travel News & Views: December 18 Edition
Deadwood salutes old Wild West heritage of the US
Some tour guides stick in the memory more than others. And Dave is definitely not the type you’d forget in a hurry.
Exhibition makes a dynamic impression
“Paint as you see nature yourself. If you don’t see nature with an individual feeling, you will never be a painter, and all the teaching cannot make you one.”
With those words, Claude Monet sums up the entire Impressionist project.
Towering glory of the Big Apple
It was 90 years on May 1, 1931, that the Empire State Building was officially opened by president Herbert Hoover. It was a scene far removed from the formative year he spent in the West Australian Goldfields. STEPHEN SCOURFIELD investigates.
Intricate series of moves in hit streaming series
All is not where it seems in The Queen's Gambit, writes STEPHEN SCOURFIELD
Time to plan for a cruisy future
Forward thinking cruise travellers are picking up bargains, with good solid options for changing or cancelling travel.
More Australians taking out travel insurance
Survey reveals travel insurance an increasing priority for Australian travellers
In praise of escapism
A long-time contributor to Travel’s pages, writer JOHN BORTHWICK recently won the 2020 Pacific Area Travel Association’s (PATA) Gold Award for Best Destination Story.
Here, he takes a light-hearted look at travel and writing, exploring Thailand and the greatly under-rated virtues of escapism.
Virtual Culture Vulture
Stay at home and enjoy the best of the world's arts and culture for free, writes WILL YEOMAN