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New Zealand’s South Island is one of the most wild and stunning places on Earth. Here’s how to see the best of the region in just two weeks.

Taking a boat ride is one of the best ways to appreciate this urban canal ring and the city’s other waterways.

Take a trip beyond the city centre and explore four unique Sydney neighborhoods where you’ll be mingling amongst the (very cool) locals.

From championship golf courses to serene spas and top-tier restaurants, this oceanside retreat offers travellers the finer things in life.

Sydney is full of things to do and places to see. Known for its miles of stunning beaches, ample outdoor recreation, vibrant cultural attractions and fine dining, Sydney truly has something to offer everyone. Those who want to travel to the land Down Under can look…

Why leave your heart in San Francisco when you can bring your love along with you? The City by the Bay’s enchanting culture, architecture and cuisine—coupled with picturesque water and city views—make it the perfect place for a romantic getaway or night on the town….

New York City is arguably as well known for its night life as it is for its extensive, deep-rooted history. If you’re visiting NYC and want to take in the city’s past without the formality of a museum or guided tour, why not have a…

Hotel restaurants have shifted to becoming a neighborhood-type eatery, and here are IHG hotel restaurants that could inspire a budding food lover.

In the past, Adelaide has been the forgotten city of Australian tourism, often used as a transit stop en route to the Barossa Valley or McLaren Vale, rather than a destination in its own right. But recently the pretty South Australian city is breaking away…

Back in 1828, Samuel Reverend Ruggles planted the very first coffee tree in the Kona District of Kailua-Kona, watching it grow from a piece of a tree originated in Oahu into a coffee empire. By 1899, nearly 3 million coffee trees had grown throughout the…

Melbourne is known as being one of the world’s most livable cities, as well as the unofficial sporting capital of Australia. But it’s also home to some delectable eateries.

Millions of people visit the River Walk each year to enjoy a sanctuary in the heart of the city. River Walk is made up of a lush landscape lined with riverside dining, museums, historic sites, hotels, shopping and other attractions on the San Antonio River, a natural waterway. The San…