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20 Useful South Korean Phrases For Tourists

We all know that you don’t need to be completely fluent in a country’s native language to get around, but learning a few basic phrases and words can significantly enhance your experience. By making an effort to communicate in the local language, you’ll not only become more immersed in the culture but also gain the respect and appreciation of the locals.
Golan Heights Winery by Berthold Werner

Israel | Golan Heights Winery

Mention Israel and most would picture the biblical sites of Bethlehem, the historic mosques of Jerusalem, or even the sunny beaches of Tel Aviv, but would you ever dream of wineries? In fact, wine has been produced in Israel since biblical times, taking advantage of the region’s microclimates, producing internationally acclaimed wines.
Photo by Victoria Hearn

10 of Tasmania’s most breathtaking landscapes

When you think of Tasmania, it is easy to conjure up images of stunning scenery and breathtaking natural beauty. In this article we get to know more about 10 of the island’s most incredible vistas.
Port Arthur, Tasmania by  Keith Davey

Port Arthur | An enriching experience

Port Arthur, a place most people have heard of, yet few know the extensive history behind this fascinating Southern Tasmanian site.
Flinders Ranges, by Amie Bunnik

Five reasons why SA's Flinders Ranges are a must-do!

Have you ever imagined what it would be like to explore Mars? Well I could confidently say South Australia’s Flinders Ranges are likely the next closest thing.
The Barossa, by Dennis Bunnik

How much do you know about the Barossa?

There’s no doubt that you’ve heard of the Barossa. An internationally acclaimed wine region, and one of Australia’s best known, the Barossa is home to some of the world’s best wine and oldest vines.
Rock-hewn churches of Lalibela by James Atwell

The beauty of Lalibela

Lalibela would have to be one of the most fascinating places I have ever visited. Exploring the World Heritage listed churches is like being part of a real-life Indiana Jones movie.
Credit: Rama, Cc-by-sa-2.0-fr

Hands On with Ethiopian cuisine

Eating with your hands and getting your fingers messy scooping up various stews and curries is customary and part of the overall enjoyment of Ethiopian cuisine.

Snow-covered Jewels of Dalmatia

There’s something magical about Europe in winter, particularly when its draped in spectacular white snow. Normally Bunnik’s Jewels of Dalmatia small group tour is run during summer, however on this particular trip, we hosted travel agents who got a sneak peek at this region, experiencing it in all its glory as a winter wonderland.