Dreamworld reopens ride with big change
MORE than a year since a teen almost lost his life on the attraction, Dreamworld’s Rocky Hollow Log Ride is open again.
Travel
How do tourists rate the Gold Coast?
The FitzGerald family have been coming to the Gold Coast every year but this time it was extra special. Here’s why.
What Korean tourists want on the Gold Coast
With 52,000 South Korea to Gold Coast flights expected to arrive next year, tourists from the Asian nation have shared what our region needs to keep them coming back.
‘This will end long waits’ at Coast airport
A new feature will be installed at Gold Coast Airport next year which will “significantly” slash waiting times for passengers.
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Indian Pacific: From sea to shining sea
TRAVEL right across this wide brown land on one of the world’s iconic rail journeys, the Indian Pacific from Sydney to Perth.
Dirt cheap: $199 flights to Bali
Back at work and already dreaming of your next holiday? Jetstar’s super sale has slashed fares to our most popular spots.
Daring adventurer’s naked travel snaps
MAGDALENA Wosinska travels to some of the most spectacular places on earth, and her images are unforgettable.
SeaWorld ending killer whale show
SEAWORLD San Diego is ending its long-running killer whale show after years of outcry prompted it to renounce theatrical orca displays.
Mum booted from first class over baby
A FASHION blogger says she was forced to give up her first class seats on a flight because her baby daughter was “upsetting passengers”.
Peek into human dramas of our airport
JUBILANT reunions. Teary farewells. Endless stories. Step inside Gold Coast Airport and meet a handful of the 6 million people whose personal dramas will unfold inside its walls this year.
Bizarre ways airlines can reject you
EXCLUSIVE: Airlines can refuse your flight for a number of reasons related to your health. Got a cold, or a sore tooth? You need to read this.
Thai gems you’re missing out on
IT’S NO secret Thailand is blessed with some of the best tropical islands in the world. Here are the places you can have all to yourself.
North Korean hotel an epic fail
THE pyramid-shaped Ryugyong Hotel in North Korea, which poetically enough was built with some help from Egyptians, was intended to be the tallest hotel in the world. It has never hosted a guest.
Aussie explorers have gone bush
REGIONAL tourism is growing faster than that of city areas as Aussie travellers abandon the big tourist spots to explore further afield.
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