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This clever travel trend offers better value and far richer local experiences (opens the original)
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Plus, three other things Explore is loving this week. Always with its finger on the pulse, Lonely Planet has just published a new guide, Offseason, revealing the ideal times to experience some of the world's most iconic destinations. Like hitting the (empty) hiking trails in Japan in December, spotting lemurs in Madagascar in November or experiencing the winter wonderland of Romania in January. It's a win-win for all, with off-season travel offering better value and richer cultural experiences,
This remote NT wonder has just become one of the world's best stargazing spots (opens the original)
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Plus, three other things Explore is loving this week. Stargazing enthusiasts should add the NT to their travel plans - Karlu Karlu Conservation Reserve (pictured), home of the Devils Marbles, has just been designated the territory's first International Dark Sky Sanctuary. It's one of only 24 in the world, including two others in Australia - the outback town of Winton and the Sunshine Coast hinterland, both in Queensland. Travellers can camp beneath a pristine night sky, brilliant with stars and
'Whycation' is the new way to travel - and this NSW wine region gets it right (opens the original)
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Inside the purposeful travel trend making waves in Australia. I'm in my hotel room, googling photos of partridges. Because the most highly regarded hue for a pinot noir rosé is the eye colour of a freshly killed partridge. I learn this fascinating, albeit slightly gruesome fact on a four-day wine tour of the NSW region of Orange. Our small group of wine aficionados is being escorted by wine writer Peter Bourne, aka The Wine Man, who's been writing and educating people about wine for 40 years. He
Camping is booming and this part of regional Australia is the most popular (opens the original)
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Plus, three other things Explore is loving this week. Caravanning and camping are having more than just a moment. According to a recent report by Tourism Research Australia, last year hit an all-time high, with one in every seven domestic travellers taking camping or caravanning holidays. At 17.3 million trips, it's an increase of 14 per cent on the previous year. NSW, led by the North Coast, was the most popular destination in the country, attracting more than a third of the nation's caravan an
My Wellington taxi driver promised me the city's best paratha - he meant it (opens the original)
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A simple act of kindness - delivered in a warm foil package. Naveet and I are chatting about the food scene in Wellington, as he navigates the traffic from the airport to my hotel. When it comes to eating out in an unfamiliar city, there's no argument - taxi drivers will rarely steer you wrong. "When I first came here as a student, you couldn't get good Indian street food, but it's better now. Do you like paratha?" He pronounces it parontha, which confuses me, but he then clarifies that that's t
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