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Why is Bhutan the world’s happiest country?

Bhutan travel Something hit me as I stepped off the plane in Paro, Bhutan. It wasn’t the stunning rugged mountains nearby, topped with a faint mist, like...

India’s tourism story needs a bigger Australian push

At a recent event hosted by the Australia India Travel and Tourism Council (AITTC), the message was clear: India’s tourism story is evolving rapidly...

Vanuatu: More than a tropical getaway

Vanuatu In 1774, English explorer Captain James Cook, while mapping the Pacific region, encountered a cluster of islands that reminded him of the Hebrides archipelago...

The ride of my life

Undertaking a five-day journey through the treacherous conditions of the Himalayas takes courage and a sense of adventure, writes PRAKASH SUBBARAO

Celebrating the culinary diversity of India

The Australia India Travel and Tourism Council hosts an event to encourage Aussies to visit India and experience the country’s gourmet delights. SANDIP HOR reports

Moroccan delights

Brimming with 3000 years of history, get lost in the medinas and souks of Morocco, writes SANDIP HOR

Pack your bags for Penang!

Retaining its exotic charms, this Malaysian island lures back travellers time and time again, writes PETRA O’NEILL

Air India to fly 10 flights a week between India and Oz

PAWAN LUTHRA interviews Chairman and Managing Director of Air India Ashwani Lohani during his visit to Australia

Oh, Kolkata!

Discover the pageantry of the grand Durga Puja Festival in West Bengal with SANDIP HOR

Cruise control

Choose your own adventure on board a luxury cruise liner, writes PETRA O’NEILL

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