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Nine.com.au, previously known as Ninemsn, is an Australian website that is part of Mi9, a subsidiary of Nine Entertainment Co., in collaboration with Microsoft. The site was launched in 1997 as a 50:50 partnership between Microsoft and PBL Media (now part of Nine Entertainment Co.) under the name "Ninemsn." In 2013, Microsoft divested its share in the venture, transferring full ownership to Nine Entertainment. The site was officially renamed Nine.com.au on June 28, 2016.

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Vatican City Travel Guide: What you need to know about visiting Rome and the Vatican after the Pope's death - 9Travel

2 days ago | travel.nine.com.au | Jemima Skelley

It's expected that hundreds of thousands of visitors will flock to the Eternal City in the coming days and...
'Already exist here': Aussie holiday spots that feel just like Europe (if not better)

3 days ago | travel.nine.com.au | Jemima Skelley |Kristine Tarbert

hereThe cost of international travel isn't getting any cheaper meaning plenty of people are turning to alternative getaways. With the Australian dollar underperforming in Europe in particular, travel experts are seeing a strong shift in how Aussies are choosing to holiday.
Why this world-famous church in Barcelona plans to install a 'selfie' spot

3 days ago | travel.nine.com.au | Kristine Tarbert

If you've ever been to Barcelona, or have plans to travel to the Catalan capital in Spain, you'll know the impressive Sagrada Familia Basilica is an absolute must-visit. The famous cathedral is the largest unfinished Catholic church in the world and attracts upwards of 4.7 million visitors a year. Both worshippers and travellers alike flock to the famed church in the Eixample district, but tourist crowds have become an issue prompting authorities to put forward a new action plan.
What it's like to stay in a hotel, which was once Oxford's most iconic department store

5 days ago | travel.nine.com.au | Karishma Sarkari

It's the setting of a number of movies - people getting trapped in a department store after closing time and wander around, often spending the night among the mannequins. Well, now, there's the opportunity to live out that scene and turn your own life into a movie - sort of.The Store in Oxford is the city's newest and swankiest hotel, which is in the building that for over three centuries housed its iconic department store, Boswells of Oxford.
Sami Lukis: 'My secret life as an International (travel) spy and how I travelled the world for free'

1 week ago | travel.nine.com.au | Sami Lukis

I've worked as a travel writer, travel show host, travelling weather presenter and an international travel guide, but there's one travel gig I've never been able to mention, until now. That's because I was working undercover, as a secret luxury hotel inspector. An international travel spy, if you like. And yes, it was every bit as fabulous as it sounds.
Traveller shares warning to always check your luggage tag after airport mistake

1 week ago | travel.nine.com.au | Kristine Tarbert

A traveller has urged passengers to always make sure they check their luggage tag details before handing over baggage at the airport. The simple act could have saved US-based writer Jill Schildhouse some trouble, after she was forced to endure a lost-luggage debacle when her bag ended up in the wrong country. In a piece for Business Insider, Jill shared how she and her mother had arrived in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, when her mother's suitcase did not arrive on the baggage carousel.
48 hours in Dallas, Texas: Where to stay and top things to do

1 week ago | travel.nine.com.au | Kristine Tarbert

If a cowboy-core holiday is on your travel wish list, then a trip to Texas might be something you'd have in mind. And with a host of flights to Dallas now available from Australia, the city is a great starting point for a holiday exploring the US state. Even if you only have a day or two, there are plenty of things you can check out to get a feel for the city.
Qantas has been flying internationally for 90 years - take a look back at how it all started

1 week ago | travel.nine.com.au | Kristine Tarbert

1 of 44Attribution: Glenn Hunt2 of 44Attribution: Supplied/Qantas3 of 44Attribution: Supplied/QantasThis ticket was issued to Qantas chairman and co-founder Fergus McMaster for travel from Singapore to Brisbane in June 1935.
Take a look inside Qantas' 'secret' archive as it celebrates 90 years of international flights

1 week ago | travel.nine.com.au | Sarah Swain

Ninety years ago today the very first excited passengers climbed aboard Qantas' inaugural overseas flight. The plane, which had wooden wings and a steel fuselage covered with fabric, took off from Brisbane, bound for Singapore. The journey aboard the DH86 on April 17, 1935, was a "major breakthrough" at a time when it took five weeks to get to the UK by boat, experts say.
Norwegian Aqua: What it's like on board the world's newest cruise ship

1 week ago | travel.nine.com.au | Sarah Swain

I don't like waterslides. I don't even go on the tamest of rollercoasters. But in the interests of professional journalism, I am sitting in a small dinghy, about to be catapulted at 50km an hour to the top of the world's first hybrid rollercoaster waterslide…And did I mention it's also on a cruise ship? I'm very concerned.