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Entertainment selections are good, but the free and fast Wi-Fi is a revelation.

One aspect of this economy flight was a revelation

The food is fine, the entertainment and cabin service solid, but one part of the flight was outstanding … thanks to Elon Musk.

  • Alex Mitcheson
Leave the spinning things to the kids … the iconic tea cups of the Mad Tea Party ride.

I spent a day trying Disneyland’s oldest, ‘politically corrected’ rides

Although Disneyland is known for cutting-edge technology, some of its rides are 70 years old. And some have recently been updated for politically correct reasons.

  • Julie Miller
LA has been quietly rebuilding its rail network over the past 35 years.

America’s notoriously car-mad, clogged city can now be explored by train

 Few visitors realise there’s a revamped, cool alternative to Los Angeles’ infamous freeways and traffic.

  • Tim Richards
Despite horror stories of Australians being turned back at the border, we’re still visiting the US in increasing numbers.

Some tourists are avoiding Trump’s America, but we aren’t

Horror stories of Australians being denied entry at the border have done little to stem our enthusiasm for visiting the US.

  • Craig Platt
Boston skyline.

Port guide: Boston, US

This American city has a unique combination of historical sights and lively contemporary neighbourhoods, and is designed to be appreciated on foot.

  • Brian Johnston
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Chow down on a pulled pork sandwich – this one in Oregon.

America has some genuinely terrible food. It also has some of the best

To the uninitiated, food in the US has a bad name. But burgers and giant portions are just a small part of American food, particularly if you know where to go.

  • Ben Groundwater
A Holland America ship in Glacier Bay, Alaska.

One of the world’s most scenic cruising destinations is set to become even more popular

This North American destination is chalking up record seasons, as major lines continue to expand their operations in response to soaring demand.

  • Brian Johnston
The dormant volcano Le’ahi or Diamond Head next to downtown Honolulu.

As a first-time visitor to Hawaii, one thing surprised me most

Blame The Brady Bunch. I’d always imagined Hawaii as “America in the Pacific”, but I was totally wrong.

  • Kate Armstrong
Wythe Hotel.

From luxury to budget, the best places to stay in New York

Location matters more than thread count, so make time to research the neighbourhood that best suits your NYC vibe.

  • Kristie Kellahan

Doughnuts and jazz? This award-winning airport bursts with personality

Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport is sweeping and sparkling, but a world-famous beignet cafe is the (powdery) icing on the cake.

  • Jenny Hewett

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