Michael Gebicki is a Sydney-based travel writer, best known for his Tripologist column published for more than 15 years in Traveller. With four decades of experience, his specialty is practical advice, destination insights and problem-solving for travellers. He also designs and leads slow, immersive tours to some of his favourite places. Connect via Instagram @michael_gebicki
I am planning a family catch-up for a group of about 20, ages six to 74, joining us from the UK, US, France, Melbourne and Darwin.
As the Middle East crisis deepens, Australians who had Europe in mind for a holiday might want to consider alternatives in Asia-Pacific.
I have a five-night stopover in Seoul. Can you suggest what to do? I am keen to leave Seoul for a few days, but don’t want to fly.
If your flight has been delayed, it’s worth approaching the ground staff and making a polite request for some small compensation.
As an alternative to a European cruise booked from Australia, there are river vessels operated by German tour companies other than the big global brands.
If you don’t try this dish in its birthplace, you haven’t really been. But Naples excels in a lot more.
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A car is going to be essential, and the answer depends on your budget, how much driving you’re planning and whether convenience or lowest cost are priorities.
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