Cabins, roadside motels and regional accommodation are becoming more appealing Luxury travel has long been associated with five-star hotels, fine dining and lavish resorts. But new research suggests many Australians are redefining what a premium holiday looks like, opting instead for road trips, regional destinations and simple accommodation that offers freedom rather than extravagance. According to research from East Coast Car Rentals, younger Australians are leading the shi

The era of the packed holiday itinerary may finally be losing its appeal, with more younger Australians now embracing “do nothing” holidays and slower, more flexible travel experiences.

The rooftop deck is quickly emerging as the hero element of the new Byron Bay tiny homes. A pair of new beachfront tiny homes with rooftop sun decks overlooking Clarkes Beach and The Pass are drawing attention in Byron Bay, as demand for luxury tiny home accommodation continues to surge. The new stays at Reflections Holidays are being described as an accommodation first for the group, combining compact coastal living with elevated design, panoramic ocean views and a distinctl

The iconic Northern Territory landmark outperformed many of the world’s most famous destinations With flight prices soaring and travellers increasingly questioning whether bucket-list destinations are actually worth the hype, new analysis has revealed which famous attractions genuinely live up to expectations and which leave tourists cold. TripAdvisor ratings and Reddit discussions across 50 of the world’s most famous landmarks to determine which attractions attract the least

According to the findings, 67 per cent of Australians believe there should be at least a three- to six-metre buffer before setting up near someone else. Ignore that, and you’re already on thin sand.

Holiday plans are still firmly on the agenda for Australians, with new research showing most are choosing to cut back elsewhere rather than give up travel altogether.

Cost-of-living pressures are reshaping how Australians travel, with new data revealing a clear shift towards cheaper, more flexible holiday planning.

Rising fuel prices and ongoing cost-of-living pressures are forcing Australians to rethink how they holiday, with a growing number opting for shorter trips, regional destinations and lower-cost options.

New research from iSelect shows Aussies are becoming increasingly strategic about travel, trading convenience for savings as financial pressures and global uncertainty linger.

Australia’s coastline has once again taken centre stage, with a spectacular stretch of sand in Sydney’s south officially crowned the nation’s best beach destination for 2026.

Dreaming of a beach break without the crowds? From car-free river hideaways to relaxed surf towns, these lesser-known coastal destinations offer natural beauty, fresh sea air and space to truly switch off this summer.

Rising overseas medical costs are failing to deter a significant number of Australians from travelling without insurance, according to new research highlighting growing financial risks for holidaymakers.