Craig Platt
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 6
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- Sep 18, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Brisbane Times
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- Jul 12, 2026
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New ‘world’s best airline’ crowned as Qantas fails to crack top 10 (opens the original)
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Qatar Airways has lost the title of world’s best airline at the 2026 World Airline Awards, in a year when the highly regarded Middle East carrier has been disrupted by conflict in its region. Qatar was pipped by Singapore Airlines for the Airline of the Year, which took out the No.1 spot after the Gulf carrier won the previous two years. Qatar Airways took second place – the position held by Singapore Airlines last year. It’s the sixth time Singapore Airlines has taken out the top award, a feat
See these extraordinary islands in our region before they change forever (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. It’s near the end of my journey, standing on a boardwalk on remote Campbell Island, more than 600 kilometres south of New Zealand, when I experience a moment of clarity. For the first time during the trip, I’m alone. Other passengers have headed back to our ship or are still up on the hill behind me, watching albatrosses. There’s no one else in sight and no sound save for the strong wind. I look o
One of Australia’s most incredible stays reopens after $42 million upgrade (opens the original)
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I’ve visited the Great Barrier Reef many times over the years, but after a long boat ride to reach it from the mainland, in beautiful Queensland weather, marvelling at the coral and sea life, it’s often been hard to drag myself out of the water. I don’t want to leave. I’m among the first to experience the newly reopened Reefworld’s Reefsleep experience. I’ll be spending the night on the Reefworld pontoon, just a few metres from Hardy Reef, about 80 kilometres off Airlie Beach, beyond the Whitsun
Island hotel in a stopover favourite is an unsurprising hit with Aussies (opens the original)
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Located on Singapore’s island of fun, Sentosa, The Village is part of a precinct of four hotels by Far East Hospitality, each with a different focus. The Outpost is a sophisticated, adults-only space with a rooftop bar and pool, Oasia is wellness focused, while the Barracks, inside a former Singapore military barracks, offers a luxurious stay in a heritage setting. The Village, meanwhile, is squarely aimed at families, which is apparent from the outset where a small set of steps allow little one
This Singapore hotel is an absolute bargain in a city of high-priced rooms (opens the original)
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Sitting at the western end of Singapore’s iconic Orchard Road shopping strip, the Orchard Rendezvous Hotel’s building has a long history, dating back to its first incarnation as the Ming Court Hotel which opened in 1970. As a result, its facade and tower is a well-known sight in Singapore. The hotel was refurbished in 2018 and rebranded from the Orchard Parade Hotel to the Orchard Rendezvous, part of the Far East Hospitality Group. The latest travel news, tips and inspiration delivered to your i
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