By Catriona Rowntree
This week's guest traveller, Shona Grant takes us to Venice, Italy, and shares her memories of the food, wine and people. I went to Venice for two reasons. Harry’s Bar and Peggy Guggenheim’s detachable genitalia. This was taken near where we were staying. It was a great relief that there were no cars, but given my experience ...
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This week's Guest Traveller Diana King is fortunate to be living in Spain and takes us on a road trip around the region. Taking advantage of few Covid restrictions, Peter and I set out to drive around the Picos de Europa, a massive Rocky Mountain chain that extends across the north of Spain. It is named ...
This week’s Guest Traveller Philippa Brear takes us to India to revisit the Jaipur Literature Festival, to which she can't wait to return. Vanity Fair's former editor Tina Brown called it 'the greatest literary show on earth'. The Jaipur Literature Festival started in 2006 with a handful of speakers and, before the pandemic, had grown to ...
With the support of our friends at New Zealand Made with Care, we are pleased to offer one lucky reader the chance to sample some of New Zealand's beautiful food and wine. To go into the draw to win a hamper of food and wine products from New Zealand producers, complete this week's New Zealand travel ...
This week's Guest Traveller Robin Janke takes us on a journey to the centre of Australia. We took the Jetstar direct flight Brisbane to Yulara and arrived in the centre of Australia three hours later. The Tali Wiru dinner is magnificent and a must do. We were collected from our accommodation in an all-terrain vehicle and taken to ...
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