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Working in the Whitsundays

Best job in the world!

For the best chance of work, choose Airlie Beach,the islands, Proserpine, or Bowen.

Working your way around the world has always been popular with gap year students and there’s invariably one country where almost everyone heads for, Australia and particularly the Whitsundays. But why? Well, the weather plays a big part - the sunshine’s... more »

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Competition for Bali Airport Hub

Hot on the heels of Garuda Indonesia opening a new Crew Centre on Bali to cater for its “Eastern Hub”, Lombok newspapers are reporting that three airlines are currently negotiating with the Nusa Tenggara Barat Government to introduce ...more »

The History of Iceland

16-18 Million Years Ago: The Formation of Iceland Iceland lies on the intersection of the American and Eurasian tectonic plates. When they started drifting apart, around 16 million years ago, it caused a major volcanic eruption, resulting ...more »

Positive signs in the Algarve Property Market

Portugal and the Algarve, like most European economies have not been immune to the current economic crisis. The property sector has perhaps been affected most of all, with a steep decline in real estate deals completed in recent years. ...more »

Garuda Indonesia Opens Bali Crew Centre

Garuda Indonesia recently had a “soft opening” of its crew centre in Bali as part of the opening of Ngurah Rai International Airport as an international hub for the national flag carrier. CEO of Garuda Indonesia, Emirsyah Satar, ...more »

Painting the Town White

Andalucia has always been famous for it’s white washed buildings; small village houses perched on the mountain sides, enormous luxury villas on the beachfront or whole areas of a town such as the Old Town, Casco Antiguo area of Marbella. ...more »

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Bali Hotels Teaching Staff Chinese

In order to expand on its continuing programme dedicated to upholding quality service to travellers enjoying holidays in Bali, the Bali Hotels Association (BHA) has partnered with mobile learning technology company Qooco to implement its ...more »

Unique São Paulo Gay Friendly Parties

Another one from our friend @GayGringoSP. Follow him on Twitter for more Gay Sampa musings! ------- It certainly doesn’t feel like it was four months ago that I was writing my last gay friendly, party recommendations…time has flown ...more »

Costa Rica - Legend of La Segua

I have a confession to make...I used to be a beer snob. Until I moved to Costa Rica roughly 6 years ago, I only drank beers with prestigious names like Stella Artois, Newcastle, and Becks or micro-brews such as Pete's Wicked Ale, Palmetto ...more »

Driving Like a Panamanian

When I arrived in Panama City I could see almost instantly that driving here would be challenging…but after a few months and observing the patterns of drivers I am able to navigate through the traffic easier and sometimes predict what ...more »

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Sometimes a travel article needs to be practical, sometimes it needs to be entertaining. Sometimes it's good to have both - with a healthy dollop of opinion thrown in for good measure. This is where our editorial travel articles come in! Written by our professional travel writers who each have a wealth of globe-trotting experience to impart, these articles aim to cover topics that get our creative juices flowing.

Perfect for reading when you're stuck in a queue, on the train, in your lunch hour or at the departure gate. Packed with opinion, observation and a flourish of inspiration, you can browse between topics as diverse as solo travel, world's best airports, global fashion do's and don'ts or the art of perfect packing. Equally you can find out about some of the world's most unknown countries, interesting hotel rooms, inventions that have affected the way we travel or what the world really would be like if ruled by travellers...