HeyJaredJenny Hewett
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- Sep 27, 2026
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It’s 172 years old, but this iconic train station is charming and efficient (opens the original)
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London Paddington to Kingham on the Great Western Railway, train 00820. The 109-kilometre trip is around 75 minutes. The latest travel news, tips and inspiration delivered to your inbox. Sign up now. I arrive to the station hauling nine weeks’ worth of Euro summer luggage, and follow signage to the lift to the main concourse. Opened in 1854, this snow-globe-like station features arched, glass-roofed ceilings and detailed ironwork throughout. As well as being the terminus for the Heathrow Express
I’ve travelled all over the world, but every year I go back to Bali (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. When I was 12, my best friend invited me on her family holiday to Bali. Little did I know that I would be living there 22 years later. I was utterly oblivious at the time that her family name Zecha (of Aman luxury hotels fame) was well-known beyond the classroom. We met while at the same international school in Malaysia, and I soon realised that her family holidays were quite different to the camp
This full-service airline saps all the fun out of flying (opens the original)
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It’s the performance art equivalent of a Russian doll. The first queue to the business class check-in (available to me due to my Qantas status – see below) leads to a bigger queue for the kiosks, which then leads to a bigger queue for the bag drop. Two bag drops are not working, but once I’m at the machine it’s swift and seamless. The latest travel news, tips and inspiration delivered to your inbox. Sign up now. The British Airways Club. Frequent flyers can earn tier points and “Avios” points on
Some people dislike this stopover spot, but I can’t wait to go back there (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. In 2007, at the impressionable ages of 25 and 27 respectively, my sister and I jumped on a plane to spend Christmas in the Middle East. We’d never set foot in the region. A few months earlier my dad had taken on a position as Australian consul-general to Dubai. After his diplomatic postings in South Korea, Malaysia and China it was part of our cadence as a family to explore new places with curiosi
I’ve already used Australia’s new digital entry card. Here’s what you need to know (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. There was a time when I lived overseas that the ritual of filling out the paper entry card to Australia would stir emotion in me. It represented familiarity; a homecoming. But it hasn’t aged well. Over the past 12 years working as a freelance travel writer, I’ve looked on in embarrassment as first-time tourists to Australia battle with the easy-going image they’ve been sold of the land down under
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