Detlef Berg discovers history, natural wonders and a way of life on the Mekong River.

Lindy Laird travels to the Malaysian state of Sabah, on the island of Borneo.

Our new fortnightly column will help you make the right choices as a traveller.

The "first-in-the-world law" could affect up to 70 per cent of sunscreens on the market.

Getting the best deal involves a certain amount of wizardry - and some insider knowledge.

Today is World UFO Day - and these are the place you're most likely to see one yourself.

The much-anticipated Mamma Mia! sequel was filmed on the Croatian island of Vis.

Kate Ford samples the best of Kilkenny's past and present.

Active relaxation is the way to go, writes India Essuah.

Warm weather, beaches, amusement parks - it's not what you'd expect from Russia.

Four new themed attractions have opened near Manhattan's main tourist drag

These lesser-known cultural spots will take you off the beaten track.

A DC resident waits two years for a White House tour, ending up on a very strange journey.

5000 extra police will patrol the French capital to keep tourists safe from being robbed.

Lindsay Wright treads lightly amid the sights in Myanmar.

Boarding window seats first is proven to be faster - so why aren't we doing it?

Want your photo taken with it? Those with less than 20,000 followers need not apply.

A recent survey on theme parks and museums would make the Mona Lisa smile.

Tourism in Denver is on the rise.

There's something for every kind of traveller in the Mile High City.

Looking back at her boring old holiday shots, Pamela Wade sees the benefits of Instagram.

Valletta's star shines again, writes Brett Atkinson.

Chef Gareth Stewart gives his top 5 foodie destinations around the world.

Explore the secrets of the sea with these top-notch aquatic wonders, writes Sarah Pollok.

Shandelle Battersby has an uneasy time at an exhibition about nuclear warfare.

If you happen to be in Paris this weekend and you're not shy, this event could be for you.

First they came for our shampoo, now they're coming for our talcum powder.

The International Toilet Tourism Award winners for 2018 have been announced.

Spanning 59 countries and a $126k for the cheapest ticket, it's not for the faint-hearted.