Jemima Skelley

1 week ago | travel.nine.com.au | Jemima Skelley

Sure, when we travel, we're doing it to make memories. But it's also good to get some great pictures out of your holiday as well. To identify the most Instagrammable island destinations for 2025, long-haul travel experts Travelbag looked at Instagram hashtag data from 45 popular islands. Read through to see which islands are currently dominating social feeds - and where to get the best photo on each one.

1 week ago | travel.nine.com.au | Jemima Skelley

Even when it's a completely smooth experience, no one likes having to go through airport security. Often it means long lines coupled with the stress of taking everything out and putting it all back into your bag on the other side. But according to a travel expert, there's one thing you should never place into the security tray. Deals: How to get two nights for free at top Aussie holiday parksPhones can be stolen from security bins.

1 week ago | travel.nine.com.au | Jemima Skelley

Chances are, you've never heard of Guizhou. However, the little-known region in China (home to 38 million people) has been named by The New York Times and Lonely Planet as one of the top regions in the world to visit. While Guizhou is still a hidden gem, it's starting to gain more cred as a destination for anyone keen to explore a more authentic side of China, away from crowded tourist spots.

1 week ago | travel.nine.com.au | Jemima Skelley

OPINION - In life, the best things are overlooked in favour of flashier, louder options. That's exactly how I feel about Western Australia. When it comes to beaches, natural wonders, and quintessentially Aussie experiences, Queensland seems to constantly get all the glory. However, if you've ever been to WA, you'd know that it's actually miles better than anything you'd find on the East Coast. Western Australia is the best part of the whole country. (Getty)Don't get me wrong - Queensland is amazing.

1 week ago | travel.nine.com.au | Jemima Skelley

We've all heard of van life. And we all know about the concept of working from home. But what if you combined the two? Introducing: 'working from campervan'. With 72 per cent of Aussies working in hybrid roles, more and more are taking advantage of this flexibility - living and working out of vans when they don't need to be in the office, and exploring Australia while they're not on the clock.