In Part One of Kay Rayner's travellog she departs New Zealand via the Auckland Airport and explores her first destinations - the intriguing country of Japan.
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Tips For Travelling
With summer in the northern hemisphere now definitely on its way, lots of you will be planning to travel and take advantage of the sunshine after the long hard winter.
River / Canal Cruises
When planning a holiday, it can be hard to choose where to start and stop, how to select the best destinations and how to get the best value for money.
Abel Tasman
he Abel Tasman is one of our most accessible national parks. It's as much about the water as it is about bush. It is famous for its protected azure water, separated from green bush by a strip of golden sand.
Dog Sledding and Skidoo in the Yukon
In Native American history, there is evidence of dogs being prominent companions to humans, and harnessed ...
The Galapagos Islands
The Galapagos Islands are a collection of islands, located about 1000km, or two hour’s flight from ...
Abel Tasman National Park – a Park for all Seasons
The Abel Tasman Family Darryl Wilson is the seventh generation of the Hadfields, who were one ...
Holiday Parks – Going the Extra Mile
Other campgrounds may well be as immaculate as the Lorneville Holiday Park near Invercargill,...
Santa Barbara: A refined oasis in the land of bright lights and fast food
Melanie Pohl goes in search of an American city with service to be proud of.
The Length & Breadth of Europe, the Height of Luxury
Imagine waking up to the church bells of Cologne's gothic cathedral and spending the next evening at Vienna's impressive opera house.