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1 month ago | 
qantas.com | Larissa Dubecki |Brittany Henderson
April 14, 2025By Brittany Henderson & Larissa Dubecki With topnotch drink lists, inviting interiors and fresh local produce, Tasmania’s bar scene is booming. Whether you’re in the mood for an avant-garde cocktail or an award-winning glass of wine, here’s a guide to the best bars in Hobart, Launceston and beyond. The best bars in Hobart No trip to Hobart is complete without checking out the mind-bending exhibitions at Mona.
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Nov 27, 2024 | 
qantas.com | Brittany Henderson
Whether you're in search of a great family resort, a tranquil luxury retreat or a property brimming with authentic local charm, the Lion City has a stay to meet your needs. Here's our pick of the best hotels in Singapore. Mere steps from the Marina Bay Esplanade, the 527-room Mandarin Oriental looms large over one of Singapore’s prime tourist areas. Here, you’re strolling distance to the Singapore Flyer, National Gallery, Gardens by the Bay and the old colonial centre.
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May 14, 2024 | 
qantas.com | Natalie Reilly |Brittany Henderson
The Romans called it ‘Mare Magnum’ or ‘The Great Sea’, and from the glittering beaches of southern France to the turquoise waters of Greece, checking into a hotel by the Mediterranean Sea promises an unforgettable holiday. Here are the most luxurious places to stay on the Mediterranean, with epic views to match. With a pool that was immortalised by renowned 1960s photographer Slim Aarons, Hotel Il Pellicano oozes jetset glamour.
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Mar 12, 2024 | 
qantas.com | Brittany Henderson
Home to astonishing pink cherry blossoms, rugged mountain ranges, epic coastlines and green ripples of tea fields, South Korea is filled with beautiful places to visit. From centuries-old temples and sprawling national parks to Seoul’s ultra-modern architecture, we’ve rounded up the 15 most spectacular spots to see.
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Feb 28, 2024 | 
qantas.com | Brittany Henderson
While we’re firmly of the mind that anytime is a great time to explore the world, there’s no denying the unique appeal of travelling in the off-season. Avoiding peak travel times means easier access to popular attractions and experiences, lower hotel rates and the increased availability of accommodation. There’s also the added guarantee of a table at the usually-booked-out restaurant.
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Feb 1, 2024 | 
qantas.com | Brittany Henderson |Bridget De Maine |Bridget de Maine
It’s a case of choose your own adventure when it comes to the luxurious resorts of Indonesia’s jewel, Bali. Some are tucked into lush jungle landscapes; some perch on dramatic clifftops; and many have expansive views of wide, welcoming beaches. On this idyllic isle, there’s an escape for every kind of traveller. Here’s our pick of the best resorts in Bali.
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Jan 22, 2024 | 
qantas.com | Brittany Henderson
In Baja California Sur’s cactus-studded desert, down a dusty road flanked by fields of poblano chillies and fragrant basil, and framed by the rugged Sierra de la Laguna mountains, Paradero Todos Santos is a hidden oasis. Nestled within a 65-hectare farming community an hour north of Cabo San Lucas, behind a lush grove of 5000 palm trees, it’s no accident that this adults-only retreat blends into the sunbaked landscape.
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Dec 19, 2023 | 
qantas.com | Brittany Henderson
Countryside or coastal, the best Australian towns offer an inviting mix of nostalgia, charm and hospitality. Most are easy to reach from a major city and make for the perfect short getaway. Sample locally bottled wines and fresh produce worthy of world-class restaurants. Take in unspoilt vistas and streets that hum with heritage, rub shoulders with locals over a frothy at the pub or peruse the artisanal wares of a farmers’ market.
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Dec 13, 2023 | 
qantas.com | Brittany Henderson |Jenny Hewett
You could fly halfway around the world in search of paradise but it’s hardly necessary given the many great options found right on our doorstep. Whether it’s catching a ferry or a domestic flight from the Australian mainland or digging out your passport to visit one of our overseas neighbours, these idyllic island destinations require surprisingly little time to reach.
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Nov 30, 2023 | 
qantas.com | Brittany Henderson
King George Beach is a moody north coast spot, where swimming is only suitable at the river mouth, but even on a windswept day the 220-metre stretch is ideal for fishing. Alternatively, Vivonne Bay offers six kilometres of white sand, calm seas and a jetty that lets you get a close look at the water.
The country’s most accessible colony of Australian sea lions lolls about in spectacular Seal Bay Conservation Park. Watch them from the boardwalk or book a guided tour down on the beach.
