Andrew Bain
Travel writer
Andrew Bain is a Hobart-based writer and author who has been writing about travel and adventure for more than 25 years, and is most at home in the outdoors and remote places.
After devastation, I returned to one of the world’s most amazing countries
In 2015, I was in Nepal just days before the earthquake. I’m back to continue my trekking love affair with the country.
- by Andrew Bain
★★★½
Airline reviews
Airline review: Economy class on a no-frills Chinese carrier to London
The “new” movies might be from 2012 and the food isn’t fancy, but good service and an easy transit make up for it.
- by Andrew Bain
Enjoy gobsmacking beauty along these five hot new adventure trails
Derring-do types who thrive on challenging experiences in far-flung places, look no further.
- by Andrew Bain
The hidden side of the mountains that cut through Australia’s heart
Look beyond the familiar to find some secrets of the MacDonnell Ranges.
- by Andrew Bain
★★★½
Airport reviews
The calmness of this airport will leave you relaxed
The relaxed vibe of this Canadian airport is an asset in most regards – except at security.
- by Andrew Bain
This extraordinary spot is an Aussie campsite like no other
Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary adds a glamping-style stay to days along its famous Ridgetop Track.
- by Andrew Bain
You don’t need to be a diver to explore Australia’s incredible ship graveyard
One of Queensland’s best snorkelling sites is nowhere near the Great Barrier Reef – it’s just a short ferry ride from Brisbane.
- by Andrew Bain
After a year of damaging headlines, this Aussie town has bounced back
Chat to locals in Alice Springs and they unsurprisingly scoff at the headlines reported by outside media.
- by Andrew Bain
The verdict on Richard Branson’s first adults-only ship Down Under
A shave over a whisky, and the first tattoo studio at sea? Things are different on Resilient Lady, the first ship from Virgin Voyages to sail in Australia.
- by Andrew Bain
No, it’s not just a big red rock – meet the Uluru family
The only way out on country here is on a tour, guided by a member of the Uluru family.
- by Andrew Bain
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