One of the most enriching aspects of travel is being able to learn first-hand about a different culture, particularly one as vibrant as the Māori culture. As the indigenous people of New Zealand, early Māori were a community of seafarers with a deep connection to the land, conveyed through their customs, language and […]
Say hello to Fraser Island – a phenomenal UNESCO World Heritage site and the world’s largest sand island. Measuring at over 120 kilometres long and 22 kilometres wide, it’s brimming with an abundance of incredible wildlife, spectacular natural wonders, and a countless list of experiences to suit any traveller. The island may be […]
A big part of Europe’s appeal are the stories that are tied to many-a-historic site, so it is a huge honour and privilege for a city, town or village to have one of its landmarks designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. To be chosen, the site must have incredible cultural, historical, scientific or other type of significance. It might showcase an accomplishment […]
From the morning calls of the magpies, to the echoing sounds of the didgeridoo being played in the vast, red outback, there’s nothing quite like Australia. From sparkling blue ocean beaches with glistening white sand, to the raw, red vastness of the outback, a trip around this great island nation […]
Te Reo Māori is the indigenous language of New Zealand, making up one of three of the nation’s official languages, next to English and Sign Language. While English is the country’s main language, Te Reo is central to Māori culture and identity. Whether you’re a visitor or a born and bred kiwi, a […]
Blessed with rich soil, an abundance of seafood and a tradition of small-scale production, Tasmania has earned its reputation as an international culinary destination. From beer and berries to pork and pinot, there’s much to be enjoyed…just be sure you don’t forget to pack your appetite! With so many food […]