FRV Travel Competition
Win Two Nights at Villa San in Bali’s cultural capital of Ubud. Continue »
Quincy Singapore: Home of Business...
Have you ever gone to Singapore purely for a holiday? If the answer is “no”, then you are most welcome to join the club. It seems that when Indonesians go to Singapore these days, it is mostly business related so the the stay is usually short. Continue »
Taste of India
A land as old as history itself, India presents the photographer with infinite opportunities for capturing images of an intense and wonderful culture. The only problem really is what not to photograph. Continue »
Kawah Ijen 2,799m East Java
Antok has a hernia. He has dropped his basket of sulphur and sits against a rock on the mountain path. “Obat, obat – medicine, medicine,” he calls as he clutches his stomach in obvious agony. We have nothing but cameras, passports and crackers. Continue »
The True Oriental Experience: the...
Steeped in tradition and elegance, the Venice Simplon Orient-Express epitomises the grandeur of rail travel. Nick Walton climbs aboard the world’s most famous train to experience a more intimate affair with Europe. Continue »
Bohol Beauty
With fairytale hills, tiny other-worldly wildlife and turquoise seas, the Philippines inland of Bohol is like no other. Continue »
Negev Jakarta: A Des(s)ert Oasis
It is difficult not to be curious when a new restaurant opens with an unusual name and a well known movie actress in the kitchen. Continue »
Private Dining in Hong Kong
In Asia, The private dining room is a symbol of status and refinement. It’s an experience to savour but one you might not want everybody to know about. Here, we let slip on the private enclaves of some of Hong Kong’s top restaurants. Continue »
Hope Springs Eternal: Hepburn Bathhouse...
Hepburn Bathhouse & Spa, Hepburn Springs, Victoria, Australia Continue »
A Presidential Space: St. Regis Grande...
It was the first time since being elected a year before that I was representing my country at a major international summit and I have to admit, I was feeling the pressure. It had taken a long time to get to this point. Starting in the back blocks of a small city helping the underprivileged, I never knew I would end up coming this far. Continue »
More Awards for a Nusa Dua Resort
The St. Regis Bali Resort, the first St. Regis resort in Asia, once again won the title of Indonesia’s Leading Luxury Resort for the second year in a row, from the Indonesia Travel & Tourism Awards for the period of 2011/2012. Continue »
Grilling up a Storm on Petitenget
Hu’u restaurant on Bali’s Petitenget Road will be going through a major menu make-over in December. Continue »
Enjoying Vietnamese Junk
Steering toward a more personalized cruise experience, the first of Life Resorts’ fleet of 22 heritage junks took to the waters of Ha Long Bay on overnight trips… Continue »
A Moving Masterpiece
Singapore is hosting the largest art exhibition the city has ever seen – a single painting from the Chinese Song Dynasty by Zhang Zeduan that has been digitally animated and enlarged to the size of a football field. Continue »
New Dining in Seminyak: Mama San
After enjoying incredible success over the past few years with Sarong, the same group has come up with another winning restaurant; Mama San, which opened just a few weeks ago and it has been full every night since. Continue »
The Miele Guide Awards Mozaic and
Bali’s Mozaic made it to number 12 at The Miele Guide’s Top 20 Restaurants in Asia, while Sarong as a new entry rocketed to number 18. Continue »
Heading South
NZ’s Southern Lakes a must-visit destination for 2012. Continue »
