TRAVEL & FOOD

Virgin Flies to Queensland’s Emerald

Virgin Australia is set to begin double‐daily week day services, subject to regulatory approvals, to the town of Emerald in the central highlands of Queensland from 16 January 2012.

A Road Trip Through Mississippi Shopping Territory

The shelves of the Palate Gourmet Kitchen Store (W12102 Hwy. 35, thepalate.net, bottles of olive oil from $20) in Stockholm Wis., are lined with the kind of specialty items only a true foodie would love (or know how to use): Asaro-brand orange-flavored olive oil, La Perruche cane sugar, Comptoir de Famille cheese knives, etc.
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Have a taste of Macau this October

See, feel and taste Macau this coming October 15 and 16 when the inaugural Macau Festival is held in Sydney.
Genalyn Corocoto Sep 29, 2011

Family bonding at the Royal Melbourne Show

Looking for a fun, entertaining and educational event for the family to see this weekend? Come to the Royal Showgrounds for the 2011 Royal Melbourne Show.
Genalyn Corocoto Sep 28, 2011

Travel Smart Australian Travellers Brace for the Falling Dollar

Good or bad news, it could still be good news. While most are on the edge awaiting for final developments as to how low the Aussie dollar can go, some are just most happy they have taken advantage of its worth months ago.
Esther Tanquintic-Misa Sep 24, 2011

Qantas Cancels 28 Flights, Delays 27 Ahead of Tuesday Strike

The four-hour walk-out of about 3,800 baggage handlers, ground staff and caterers of Qantas is scheduled Tuesday, but a day ahead of the work stoppage, the air carrier canceled on Monday 28 flight and delayed 27 more by up to 35 minutes.
Vittorio Hernandez Sep 19, 2011

Norway Cruise Ship Catches Fire, Kills 2 Crewmen

An explosion is suspected of causing a fire in a Norwegian cruise ship Thursday that killed two crew members, injured nine other seamen and forced the evacuation of 200 passengers in Norway's arctic city of Aalesund.
Windsor Genova Sep 16, 2011

The Top 10 Asian Martial Arts

Martial arts have been a part of Asian culture for over two millenium with China, India, Korea, Japan, Thailand and Vietnam being important centers for their development and eventual spread throughout the Far East.
Jamelle Agbuis Sep 15, 2011

EU Court Rules German Pilots Can Fly Until Age 65

The European Court of Justice in Luxembourg has ruled that Lufthansa pilots can fly a plane until the age of 65 after finding the airline's age restriction for such workers as constituting discrimination.
Windsor Genova Sep 15, 2011

U.S. Airport Security to Cut Pat-Downs on Children

Passenger screening at U.S. airports will be revised in the next weeks and months with children getting less pat-downs and being allowed to keep their shoes on at security checkpoints, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano told American senators on Tuesday.
Windsor Genova Sep 15, 2011

Rugby World Cup Could Deliver Over $1B to New Zealand

The Rugby World Cup in NZ could potentially collect up to US$654 million in sales from international guests, and up to US$1.2 billion in the longterm from tourism revenue. A researcher at the Centre for the International Business of Sport at Coventry University in Britain, which prepared the report, said the tournament would be positively unique from its predecessors.
Arlene Paredes Sep 14, 2011

Melbourne, Sydney Hotel Prices Up

Melbourne and Sydney are featured in the Top 10 list of cities with the highest increase in hotel prices worldwide in the first half of the year, according to the latest Hotels.com® Hotel Price Index.
Alena Flores Sep 14, 2011

Nike Auctions Off 1,500 Glowing 'Back to the Future' Shoes for a Cause

Nike has created the 2011 Nike Mag, a limited-edition pair of sneakers, which is almost the exact replica of a glowing pair of shoes in the 1989 film Back to the Future II. All proceeds of limited edition sales will be donated to the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's disease research.
Arlene Paredes Sep 09, 2011

Woman Killed By Train in Auckland

A yet-to-be-identified woman was struck by a train in Auckland Thursday. Police northern communications shift commander Matt Rogers said the train driver had given police officers his account of the accident. He also said the train passengers who witnessed the incident would receive victim support to help them recover from such a traumatic sight.
Arlene Paredes Sep 09, 2011

Flashy Neon Shades to Magnify NY's Fashion Week

The economy might be dark and dreary, but the designers ruling the highly anticipated New York Fashion Week are determined to flash the runways with their own bright colors of neon pinks, greens and yellows. Polished yet casual styles are also on the top list, among other surprises to be showcased to department store buyers.
Arlene Paredes Sep 08, 2011

Chartered Russian Plane Crashes, Kills Several NHL Players

A chartered Russian plane carrying Russia's major league ice hockey team crashed near the city of Yaroslavi after it took off on Wednesday. The aviation accident caused the death of 43 passengers, including some National Hockey League players.
Vittorio Hernandez Sep 08, 2011

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