Sue Williams
Freelance writer
Sue Williams is a Sydney-based freelance travel writer, author and journalist who's filed for newspapers, magazines, radio and TV stations around the world.Connect via email.
Lost cities, stunning scenery: Why ‘Forgotten America’ is unforgettable
With pristine national parks, glorious coastline and rich indigenous culture and history, what’s not to love about Central America?
- Sue Williams
Australia’s first literature cruise is a gamble that paid off
Book-lovers have joined writers on a literature fest on the high seas.
- Sue Williams
Filmmakers name their favourite (and least favourite) locations
Seven of Australia’s film industry luminaries name the filming locations they fell in love with as destinations in their own right.
- Sue Williams
‘Why?’: I stayed in the city that France forgot and loved it
Limoges has cobbled streets lined with half-timbered houses, a fabulous cathedral, a beautiful food market and – unlike Paris, Lyon, Nice and Bordeaux – few tourists.
- Sue Williams
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- Airline reviews
This business class to Europe is an absolute bargain
This airline’s fares can be almost one third less than the price of a top-tier carrier, depending on the timing of your flight.
- Sue Williams
The remote Australian hell that transformed into a heavenly escape
It’s fascinating to see how people live on one of the most remote parts of the country, and to taste its rich – and notorious – history.
- Sue Williams
Surreal and magical, this trail showed me Berlin through Bowie’s eyes
The late rock star had an enduring love affair with the city that helped save him. Though most don’t know of his role in saving the city.
- Sue Williams
- Opinion
- Travel tips
I’m a travel writer and this is where I stay if I’m paying
I’m lucky enough to sleep in some of the world’s fanciest hotels. But when I’m travelling off the books, there’s one hotel chain I’ll always choose.
- Sue Williams
The UK’s smallest royal palace is now a global star
Visits to Kew Palace have surged since Netflix drama Bridgerton became a worldwide phenomenon, but there’s much more to its history than TV stardom.
- Sue Williams
- Opinion
- Travel tips
After a terrifying experience, I swore I’d never travel again. But I did
I learnt something incredibly important that day. If your time has come, there really isn’t much you can do about it.
- Sue Williams
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