So cool: What next for Antarctica?
PRINCE Harry is tredding in the footsteps of a select few in Antarctica, but tourism is having a big impact on the continent.
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It was like wed found a lost world
AN Aussie adventurer has recounted his extraordinary and treacherous kayak journey around a remote, icy island — a voyage that won him an award.
Passenger jet lands in Antarctica
FOR the first time ever a commercial Boeing 757 has spectacularly landed on a blue-ice runway in Antarctica potentially changing future travel to the region.
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Oh my Ghan: Super-sized train is breaking records
MEASURING six and a half times the length of Adelaide Oval, Australia’s longest passenger train in more than a decade has embarked on its record-breaking journey.
The best free apps for travellers
BOOK a room or ride or find your way with a smartphone app. Our tech expert reveals what’s on his phone.
Lost city may be home of Goliath
IT was an Iron Age city. It had a monumental fortified gate. But are the ruins now being excavated in Israel that of the lost city of Gath — the home of biblical giant Goliath?
New ‘fat seat’ for airlines?
A NEW design for airline seats to fit larger passengers has won a ‘Cabin Oscar’ for innovation in comfort. So will it take off?
Tourists threaten Antarctic biodiversity
A BOOMING Antarctic tourism industry is threatening the last wilderness on earth.
The trip Aussies are missing out on
AUSTRALIAN interest in Thailand travel has dropped 30 per cent, despite assurances it remains “a welcoming tourist destination”.
How elephant rides lost their cool
TOURISTS are turning their backs on animal performances and rides, with major tour companies beginning to follow suit.
‘This is not how I imagined a coup’
AS Thailand eases its curfew in the wake of last week’s coup, tourists say life’s good – but travel cancellations have hit a high.
Dodgy travellers to be caught midair
SUSPECT travellers coming to Australia in the future could be identified while still airborne, thanks to new technology.
Air traffic control glitch hits Brisbane flights
UPDATE: An air traffic control glitch that delayed Brisbane and Sydney flights has been rectified.
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