We recently had the opportunity to get away for a week or so and grabbed at this chance to rest. Tess (15) and Talia (11) accompanied my husband and I, and the twins (10 month old boys) on this … [Read more...]
Travel Special: Top 10 Things to do in London
For as long as I can remember I've wanted to tour the United Kingdom. Like many Australians, the roots of my family tree lie in Great Britain. My maternal grandfather was born in Yorkshire and my … [Read more...]
Girl’s Guide to the World
I was recently surfing the net, in search of a Guest House to stay in, during an up and coming visit to Chiang Mai, in Thailand's north. Often, I look on Trip Adviser, one of the many internet based … [Read more...]
Stay at a Monastery: a unique, inspirational and cultural experience
Girls, have you ever thought of staying at a Monastery or a Convent Guest House? When travelling in Italy a few years ago, I stumbled across a small Tuscan village called Orvieto and decided that I … [Read more...]
The World’s 70 Best New Hotels Unveiled
Virgin Atlantic have teamed up with Condé Nast Traveller to unveil the most stylish, innovative and luxurious hotels in the world - in their 'Red Hot List 2009'. With settings ranging from desert … [Read more...]
Adventurous Women in Egypt
After our 14 hour flight to Cairo we were all a little delirious, most of us having had very little sleep! We were all running on adrenalin and high on emotions, for every one of us had realised we … [Read more...]
Humanitarian Tourism: Make a positive change in Nepal
I decided after visiting Nepal last year that I would like to return, not as a trekker, but as a volunteer, to help promote a sustainable future for this enchanting mountain kingdom and its beautiful … [Read more...]
Travel Solo But Not Necessarily Alone
Travelling alone can be daunting - in fact the very thought of perhaps not talking to anyone for a week or two can be scary!! Granted, some solitude can be beneficial, especially as you get the chance … [Read more...]
P&O Cruises Calls for Tales from the High Seas on Arcadia
British cruise line P&O Cruises wants to hear from Australians with a story to tell about their travels onboard the historic Arcadia ships as it prepares to mark next month’s inaugural … [Read more...]
Dubai’s Highest Sky Lounge Opens at The Address
The Address, Downtown Burj Dubai, the flagship property of The Address Hotels and Resorts and the newest hotel brand in the international luxury hospitality scene, has opened Neos, the highest lounge … [Read more...]
World’s most prominent icons will see-in the New Year from London
LG Electronics will sponsor London's 2008 New Year's Eve fireworks display and are bringing some of the world's biggest icons to the capital to greet the New Year in style. Mayor of London Boris … [Read more...]
Youth Hostels are not exclusively for young backpackers
Staying in Youth Hostels is not necessarily just for the young set! I have stayed in many hostels, both within Australia and overseas and whilst the age group is generally between 18 -30, it is not … [Read more...]
MGallery Flagship Careens Off Course In Hotel Review
Here at Australian Women Online we take invitations to review a product seriously as we understand just how important it is to provide our readers with genuine and honest information about what’s on … [Read more...]
Skiing in Italy’s Dolomites Superski Region
The Dolomites Superski region is the largest interconnected ski region in the world boasting 1,200km’s of pristine, ultra-groomed ski runs that will satisfy both hard core skiers and novices … [Read more...]
Take a Walk on the Wild Side
Needing a break from the madness of city life - then why not take a walk on the wildside! Bush walking has always been a favourite pass time in Australia, considering we have some of the best climate … [Read more...]
Travel Tips for Women Traveling Alone
As a woman, sometimes traveling on your own can be a little daunting, so why not consider joining a group tour. Depending on the type of tour you choose, you will be able to maintain your personal … [Read more...]
Soul Therapy in Nepal
I am a girl who loves adventure and the great outdoors, but I equally crave the finer things in life, so when I decided to take up the challenge of trekking to Everest Base Camp in Nepal earlier this … [Read more...]
It’s Wildflower Season in WA
I have had the pleasure of seeing some of the best wild flowers in Western Australia so I'd like to share where you can see them too. Drive to Dalwallinu (2.5hrs) north east of Perth on the Great … [Read more...]
Top Environmentally Friendly Travel Tips
Climate change and the need to reduce greenhouse emissions is now a key concern in all aspects of our daily lives. In addition to energy use, one of the biggest areas we can reduce emissions is … [Read more...]
Executive Briefing Centre – an alternative to time consuming travel
Companies and government agencies can now improve the personal productivity of their time constrained executives by utilising world class high definition video collaboration facilities in Telstra’s … [Read more...]
Australia remains a top destination for U.S. travelers
Visa has unveiled findings from its Visa U.S. International Travel Outlook which revealed that the U.S. dollar’s decline has not dampened enthusiasm for travel and that Australia is among the top … [Read more...]
AROUND THE WORLD IN 33 DAYS
Skype has recruited Australian writer Rebecca Campbell (pictured) for an ambitious attempt to create a live, worldwide, human demonstration of how their product can now be used anywhere and on the … [Read more...]
Sir Richard Branson launches Australia’s newest international airline
Australia’s newest International Airline, V Australia, has announced daily direct Sydney-Los Angeles flights as its inaugural trans-Pacific route and a premium product offering when it takes to the … [Read more...]
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