Catherine Marshall
Travel writer
Catherine Marshall has worked as a journalist for more than three decades and has received awards for her travel writing and reportage in Australia and abroad. She specialises in emerging destinations, conservation and immersive travel.Connect via Twitter.
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- Airline reviews
Previously underwhelming, airline’s long-haul economy now a winner
Several economy-class trips to the United States have converted me to this airline, with its award-winning app the game-changer.
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- Airline reviews
This airline has no premium economy, but this is the next best thing
The discomforts of a long-haul economy class flight can’t be escaped, but these seats help ease the marathon.
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We took a 12-person extended family overseas trip. Here’s how it went
Travel can be fraught enough; holidaying with a large, eclectic group signals potential disaster.
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Living on the edge: Seven highlights of astonishing natural wonder
In wet season, 500 million litres of water tumble over the edge of Victoria Falls every minute. In dry season, you can sit on the edge yourself.
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- Opinion
- Travel tips
How I boarded the wrong plane and had to do a walk of shame
Before I’ve reached the gate, I hear my name being called over the PA. “Your flight is ready to depart,” comes the cry.
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Want to beat the crowds in ‘the new Spain’? Try the train
Tourists are flocking to Portugal, but its improving rail network can get you beyond the throng.
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Forget the pith helmet: What you really need to pack for a safari
Pack light, follow the lead of guides, wear muted colours, expect extremes and take a first-aid kit.
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- Airport reviews
The small London airport that puts the others to shame
A departure point for easyJet to Europe, London Southend is growing rapidly, taking pressure off other London airports that are fast approaching capacity.
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LA Downtown’s hidden riches that reach for the stars
Skyscrapers and stardom were pies in the unsullied skies when 44 settlers arrived from Mexico in 1781 and established a pueblo in today’s Downtown Los Angeles.
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- Hotel reviews
The iconic NZ lodge with a dress-circle location
How cheeky to call these villas on New Zealand’s North Island “residential style”, given my domicile here is painfully temporary.
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