Savour a Weekend of Fine Food and Wine at Peppers Mineral Springs Retreat

Peppers Mineral Springs Retreat in the heart of Victoria's spa country at Hepburn Springs is holding an intimate 'In Season at Peppers' gourmet affair on 1 and 2 February to entice food lovers to experience their Gourmet Food Trail with a banquet of local food and wine experiences.

The weekend event is part of the Peppers Gourmet Food Trail – a program of events, packages and offerings at their collection of stylish resorts and elegant retreats, celebrating the finest food and wine producing regions in Australia and New Zealand.

Peppers Mineral Springs Retreat's 'In Season at Peppers' event will allow guests to explore this gourmet region, which is blessed with a diverse range of local produce, and will give guests the opportunity to taste and experience the journey of produce, from paddock to the plate.

Priced from $620* per person twin share, the 'In Season at Peppers' package includes two nights accommodation, breakfast daily at The Conservatory, a gourmet hamper of regional produce, and an assortment of dining experiences and events.

On Friday evening, food fans will be welcomed with drinks and canapés at the retreat's Tipperary Bar and Lounge.

The following morning, guests are invited to join Peppers Mineral Springs Retreat Executive Chef David Willcocks on an exploration of the Daylesford Farmers Market and a tour of the retreat owner's Birch Estate Farm in nearby Smeaton.

As the sun begins to set on Saturday evening, guests will savour a five-course degustation dinner at The Argus Dining Room designed by Chef Willcocks. The menu will feature a selection of regional produce and wines paired by renowned wine critic and special guest host Nick Stock.

As he does with his lunch and dinner menus at The Argus Dining Room, Chef Willcocks will be incorporating a philosophy of accessible food throughout the degustation dinner.

"Using regional produce in a modern way with a focus on flavour and simplicity is what we're all about," he said.

For those who can't make the weekend event, Peppers Mineral Springs Retreat also has specially crafted 'Summer Gourmet Food Trail Package' which allows guests to embark on a culinary journey at their leisure. Priced from $355* per couple per night (Sunday to Thursday nights), the package includes accommodation in a Traditional Hotel Room, a three-course dinner at The Argus Dining Room on one evening for two people, breakfast daily for two people at The Conservatory and a take home hamper of gourmet delights. Valid until 31 March, 2013.

Call 03 5348 2202 or email springsretreat@peppers.com.au.

For more information on Peppers Gourmet Food Trail events and packages visit www.peppers.com.au/food.

Catch a classic deal with Mantra Hotels for a summer of cricket

Mantra on Kent

The Boxing Day Test at the MCG is a must-see event on the cricket calendar headlining a summer of Test matches and One-Day games across Australia, and Mantra hotels are offering great rates for fans of the baggy green to get close to all the action.

Stay in Melbourne from 26 to 30 December for the Boxing Day Test series from $169* per night at Mantra 100 Exhibition Street in a 1 Bedroom Apartment and watch the Aussies take on Sri Lanka at the nearby MCG. Great rates are also available at Mantra's selection of six hotels across Melbourne to choose from.

Or catch the New Year Test at the SCG from 3 to 7 January staying at Mantra on Kent from $189* per night in a 1 bedroom apartment. The newly refurbished hotel is close to Darling Harbour, King Street Wharf and the QVB with public transport options to the SCG also nearby. A choice of four Mantra hotels across Sydney are available in the CBD, Parramatta and Chatswood.

Cricket fans unable to catch Sri Lanka in action in the Tests against Australia in Melbourne or Sydney can head to Adelaide on 13 January for some One-Day action, staying at Mantra Hindmarsh Square from $149* per night in a 1 Bedroom Apartment or Mantra on Frome from $184* per night in a 1 Bedroom Apartment.

Or for more One-Day International action, the series against the West Indies kicks off at the WACA in Perth with two games on 1 and 3 February and Mantra on Murray is offering rates from $169* per night in a Queen Studio room or at Mantra on Hay a 2 bedroom apartment from $259* per night. Mantra on Hay is conveniently located within walking distance of the WACA.

The national capital will also play host to a One-Day match against the West Indies on 6 February and Mantra on Northbourne is offering rates from $279* in a standard hotel room, located in the centre of Canberra's attractions and galleries.

Fans looking for a 'big bash' style of cricket will revel in the Twenty20 game against the West Indies at the Gabba in Brisbane and enjoy rates from $229* in a standard hotel room at Mantra on Queen, a recently refurbished centrally located hotel near Eagle Street Pier and Queen Street Mall.

These and many more cricket highlights are taking place across the summer so check out Mantra's great accommodation deals around Australia at www.mantra.com.au or phone 13 15 17.

*Rates are subject to availability. Conditions apply.

MSC White Cliffs to Black Sea Package

In the lead up to the festive season, MSC Cruises has unwrapped the "perfect gift" . . . a 25-night holiday package which combines a two-night stay in London with a three-week cruise from the White Cliffs of Dover to the Black Sea, visiting two new ports.

Priced from $5726 per person, twin share, the specially-tailored fly/stay/cruise package includes return economy air fare with Emirates from Australia on September 7, 2013 along with transfers, accommodation and all the usual inclusions of the cruise as well as port charges, service charges and flight taxes.

"And, thanks to the flexibility of the air ticket, each passenger has the chance to stay in Europe for up to six months after the cruise," said Lynne Clarke, managing director of MSC Cruises Australia and New Zealand.

"Book for this trip now and you will be offered multiple deals and discounts along with a journey you cannot miss," she said.

"With the festive season nearing, to book this package would be a perfect gift for 2013 as it includes 10 countries and two new ports for MSC Cruises – Ferrol in Spain and Romania's Constanta."

The 21-night cruise will be on board MSC Musica, leaving Dover on September 10, bound for Ferrol as well as the Portugal capital of Lisbon, Malaga (Spain), Tunis, Croatia's Dubrovnik and Venice for an eight-hour stay.

MSC Musica will then cruise to Katakolon in Greece, ancient Istanbul and Yalta and Odessa in the Ukraine before venturing to the new port of Constanta in Romania, Gythion in Greece and Venice.

Details: MSC Cruises, phone 1300 028502 or visit www.msccruises.com.au

TAUCK Launches 'How You See the World Matters'

2013 Collection Features New-Look Brochure, Four New Itineraries

Tauck has unveiled its 2013 product portfolio for Europe, and for the coming year the leader in premium quality guided travel will offer a diverse array of nearly 70 land and cruise itineraries spanning the continent. Tauck’s 2013 offerings are highlighted in a new 148-page brochure that features a refreshed layout and graphics treatment, and messaging that emphasizes “How You See The World Matters.”

According to Tauck CEO Dan Mahar, “How You See The World Matters” underscores that the way in which travellers experience a place is as important as the place itself. “Travel decisions are typically destination-focused, yet ‘how’ you experience any destination is just as critical to your overall experience as where you travel,” noted Mahar.

The “How You See The World Matters” theme is explored in the opening spreads of the new Tauck brochure, with specific focus on the four key elements that distinguish every Tauck journey, according to Mahar. He identified those elements as innovative “insider” access to unique experiences, the high level of service provided by the company’s professional Tauck Directors, the all-inclusive value that Tauck delivers, and the ease and convenience of having Tauck handle all the details inherent in planning and taking a vacation.

“IMPERIAL EUROPE” ITINERARY AMONG FOUR NEW LAND JOURNEYS FOR 2013

Tauck’s European itineraries are divided among its six product categories, including classic Tauck World Discovery land tours, intimate river cruises, small ship cruises, Bridges family itineraries, special Tauck Events, and active, immersive small-group Culturious journeys. Among the Culturious journeys on tap for next year is a new “Imperial Europe: Budapest, Vienna & Prague” itinerary. Priced from $4,590 (per person, double, plus air), the 10-day journey features a three-night stay in Budapest, three nights in Vienna, and an overnight in Cesky Krumlov before concluding with a two-night stay in Prague.

Throughout the itinerary, Tauck’s guests are treated to a range of unique cultural experiences, including a VIP visit to Vienna’s Spanish Riding School for an up-close look at its renowned Lippizaner Stallions, a wine tasting dinner at a villa and a nighttime tour of the famed Charles Bridge in Prague, club-hopping in unique “ruin pubs” in Budapest, and learning how to make traditional Hungarian strudel in Pest. Like all Culturious journeys, the “Imperial Europe” itinerary is virtually all-inclusive, it is limited to no more than 24 travellers, and it features the services and expert commentary of a trained, professional Tauck Director. Other new Tauck itineraries in Europe for 2013 include “The Heart of Italy: Venezia, Firenze & Roma” (also part of Tauck’s Culturious collection), “Ireland Forever” (a Tauck Bridges family journey), and “The Ultimate Alps & Dolomites.”

PRICES HELD ON 2013 “YELLOW ROADS” JOURNEYS

With the unveiling of its 2013 European portfolio, Tauck has also announced that it is holding all 2012 prices on its classic “Yellow Roads of Europe” land journeys. (Six “Yellow Roads” itineraries have actually had their prices reduced.) Named for the scenic, less-traveled byways highlighted in yellow on Michelin’s European maps, Tauck’s “Yellow Roads” itineraries provide enhanced access and perspective during visits to Europe’s iconic, “must-see” landmarks, while also traveling off-the-beaten-path to lesser-known sites and experiences that reveal the authentic local culture of each place.

Tauck is also encouraging its past guests to make their 2013 European travel plans early, through its Gift of Time offer. This unique gesture provides returning Tauck guests with more of what they seek in their travels – time in their destination of choice – by letting them extend their 2013 European journey with a complimentary hotel night. The complimentary Gift of Time hotel night applies to all 2013 departures of Tauck’s European land journeys, and it is available to returning Tauck guests who book prior to December 28, 2012 (other conditions apply).

For further information on TAUCK please contact Travel the World on 1300 950 622 or visit www.traveltheworld.com.au

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Young, Beautiful And Glamorous: The Emerald City Welcomes Her Newest Supermodel, Celebrity Solstice

Celebrity Cruises' beautiful Celebrity Solstice has finally reached her new Australian home port, docking at Sydney's Overseas Passenger Terminal at 6.30am yesterday morning, Sunday 9 December.

Launched almost four years to the day, she is the youngest and most modern superliner to make Australia her home.  She is also the highest-rated Australian-based cruise ship, according to cruise industry bible The Berlitz Guide to Cruising and Cruise Ships 2012.

Her arrival is a hallmark moment as Celebrity Solstice brings a new level of sophistication to the Australian cruising scene. She offers an elegant and contemporary style of cruise holiday, with unique features like the Lawn Club, half an acre of real lawn where guests can enjoy the luxury of feeling real grass under their feet in the middle of the ocean; spa-resort inspired AquaClass accommodation; a glass-blowing studio; and restaurants and bars that equal the best on land.

Celebrity Solstice arrived in Sydney at the end of a 16-night Asia and Australia cruise, which began in Singapore on the ship's fourth birthday, 23 November 2012. There were 2,800 guests on board – 60 per cent of whom are international guests hailing mainly from the US and the UK.

With the ability to carry 2,850 guests per cruise and weighing in at 122,000 tonnes, the 317-metre long Celebrity Solstice becomes the second largest cruise ship ever to be based in Australia – only surpassed by Voyager of the Seas from sister cruise line Royal Caribbean International.  In her debut summer 2012/13 season, Celebrity Solstice will carry over 30,000 guests from Australia, New Zealand and around the world.

Celebrity Solstice's inaugural program features 17 Australian and New Zealand cruises from Sydney, Perth and Auckland calling at 28 ports in seven countries.

Ship facts

Tonnage                              122,000
Capacity                               2,850 guest (double occupancy)
Crew                                     1,250
Length                                  317.2m
Width                                    36.8m


CELBEBRITY SOLSTICE INAUGURAL SYDNEY VISIT - TIMES AND DETAILS
 (approximate times only)

Sunday 9 December
06.30AM

Celebrity Solstice arrives at the Overseas Passenger Terminal (OPT), Circular Quay
20.00PM

Scheduled time of departure on one-night 'cruise-to-nowhere'

Monday 10 December
06.30AM

Celebrity Solstice arrives at the OPT, remaining docked in Sydney overnight

Tuesday 11 December
16.00PM

Scheduled time of departure on 13-night cruise to New Zealand


Helicopter images of Celebrity Solstice arriving in Sydney captured by Eugene Tan from Aquabumps and images of Celebrity Solstice at the Overseas Passenger by Richard Birch.

Epic Voyage to the USA aboard Norwegian Epic

CRUISE holiday specialists ecruising.travel have released a 35-night package that includes 27-nights cruising from Barcelona to Miami on board the Norwegian Epic, departing October 13, 2013 priced from only $5,999 per person twin share.

Spend three nights at the Hilton Diagonal Mar Hotel, Barcelona exploring the city with a Barcelona City sightseeing pass before boarding the cruise. Port visits include Naples, Rome and Florence in Italy; Marseille in France; Majorca and Barcelona in Spain before heading to Philipsburg, St Maarten; the US Virgin Islands and Bahamas and ending the journey in Miami, Florida.

With almost an equal number of days at sea and in port, there are many facilities and services on board to keep you busy as you cruise between destinations. There are 17 different dining venues to try as well numerous bars, lounges and clubs, for all ages. Activities on the ship include bowling, a rock climbing wall, basketball courts, sports complex and the first ever Aqua park - with three multi-story water slides, including the Epic Plunge; the only tube slide at sea.

Also included is a two night post-cruise stay at the Miami Hilton Downtown before spending a further three nights in Las Vegas to try your hand at the tables, take in a show or hit the clothing outlets; before flying back to Australia.

Book before March 31, 2013 to receive the great price of $6,599 per person for a balcony room and if you feel like spoiling yourself the mini-suite with balcony is only $7,299 per person.

Prices also include return economy airfares from Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, transfers, on board gratuities and port charges and government taxes.

For more information on the ship and itinerary contact ecruising.travel on 1300 369 848 or check-out www.ecruising.travel

Travellers Reveal their Favourite Destinations, Tours, Resorts and Hotels in the Country

• Australia Votes SYDNEY Best City
• Margaret River Awarded Best Town In Australia

At the second annual Australian Traveller Readers' Choice Awards, held Tuesday 4 December, Sydney was crowned Australia's Favourite City and Margaret River the Best Town in Australia. The event was held at Ivy, Sydney, amongst 200 Australian travel and leisure industry peers.

"Being voted by travellers themselves, the survey results are an accurate mark of what Australians recognise as the best adventures and destinations, and which leisure operators are excelling in their field. It's also an indication of domestic travel trends for 2013," says Georgia Rickard, editor of Australian Traveller magazine.

Sydney swooped in taking the crown as Australia's Favourite City from last year's winner, Melbourne - by a single vote.

"Judging by the startling number of Sydney award winners (five in total), it's the city's buzzing cosmopolitan delights that are clearly appealing to travellers," continues Rickard.

"It's not just about the picture-perfect beaches and harbour attractions. We are increasingly seeing Sydney's hatted restaurants push culinary expectations, luxury hotels gain world-wide acclaim, and chic hidden bars popping-up all over the city. "

Queensland was the highest-winning state, taking out a staggering seven awards with New South Wales hotly on its heels with five.

Western Australia also received several awards. Margaret River, Australia's capital of wine and waves, won Best Town for the second consecutive year. Readers lauded its quality restaurants, wineries, art galleries, farm gates and boutique accommodation, not to mention "awesome surf." The Kimberley, a destination on most people's bucket list, took out two gongs: Australia's Dream Destination and Best Adventure Holiday Destination in Australia.

The Readers' Choice Awards are the only consumer awards for tourism in Australia. Over 1000 Australian Traveller magazine readers nominated their all-time favourite travel destinations and experiences throughout the country in a survey comprising 22 categories conducted by the magazine over the past four months.

The full list of award winners and runners-up, plus explanations, and the top travel trends for 2013 is published in the summer edition of Australian Traveller magazine, on sale Wednesday 5 December. They can also be found at australiantraveller.com


Australian Traveller Readers' Choice Awards Winners

AUSTRALIA'S FAVOURITE CITY
Sydney, NSW

FAVOURITE AUSTRALIAN TRAVEL EXPERIENCE
A Weekend In Sydney, NSW

BEST TOWN IN AUSTRALIA
Margaret River, WA

BEST RESTAURANT IN AUSTRALIA
Quay, Sydney, NSW

BEST BAR IN AUSTRALIA
Opera Bar, Sydney, NSW

MOST ROMANTIC DESTINATION IN AUSTRALIA
Whitsundays, QLD

AUSTRALIA'S DREAM DESTINATION
The Kimberley, WA

FAVOURITE AUSTRALIAN SUMMER DESTINATION
Gold Coast, QLD

AUSTRALIA'S FAVOURITE WINTER DESTINATION
Queensland

BEST RESORT IN AUSTRALIA
qualia, Hamilton Island, QLD

BEST LUXURY HOTEL IN AUSTRALIA
Crown Hotels Melbourne, VIC

BEST ADVENTURE HOLIDAY DESTINATION IN AUSTRALIA
The Kimberley, WA

BEST PUB IN AUSTRALIA
Daly Waters Pub, NT

BEST GUIDED TOUR IN AUSTRALIA
BridgeClimb, Sydney, NSW

BEST CRUISE/YACHTING EXPERIENCE IN AUSTRALIA
Bareboating in the Whitsunday Islands, QLD

BEST TRAIN JOURNEY IN AUSTRALIA
The Ghan

BEST MAJOR AIRLINE IN AUSTRALIA
Qantas

BEST REGIONAL AIRLINE IN AUSTRALIA
QantasLink

BEST AFFORDABLE HOTEL BRAND IN AUSTRALIA
Ibis

BEST B&B IN AUSTRALIA
Glass on Glasshouse, QLD

BEST CARAVAN PARK OR CAMPSITE IN AUSTRALIA
BIG4 Adventure Whitsunday Resort, QLD

AUSTRALIA'S FAVOURITE TRAVEL WEBSITE
TripAdvisor


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Cathay Pacific Early Bird Fares

ON SALE UNTIL 31 DEC

While you may be scratching your head about what to buy your family and friends this Christmas, at least with Cathay Pacific's fantastic Europe Earlybird sale fares there's one purchase you can make this December that you won't have to think twice about.

On sale until the 31 December, Cathay Pacific still has both Economy and Premium Economy fares on offer to popular destinations across Europe such as London, Paris, Amsterdam, Milan, Frankfurt, Rome and Moscow for travel between 1 April – 31 May 2013 and 1 September - 31 October 2013.  Fares start from as little as $1,655 from Melbourne to Rome in Economy and $3,156 from Adelaide to Moscow in Premium Economy.

Arrive in Europe well-rested with Cathay Pacific's new Economy and Premium Economy cabins that are now available on flights from Sydney, Adelaide, Perth, Melbourne, Brisbane and Cairns.

The airline's new Economy seats not only offer more leg room, but more living and personal storage space as well as a high-resolution 9-inch personal televisions with a touch screen.  A USB outlet and an iPod/iPhone outlet also allows passengers to connect their own mobile devices to view content through the personal television.

Cathay Pacific's new Premium Economy also features a host of extras, including special check-in facilities, priority boarding and an extra luggage allowance.  And once onboard guests will enjoy newly designed and deeply cushioned seats, extra leg room and a seat pitch of 38 inches - six more inches than Economy, as well as a glass of champagne or orange juice on take-off and an enhanced meal selection, with choices that you would also find in Business Class. The new seat also features a large meal table, cocktail table, footrest, a 10.6-inch personal television, an in-seat power outlet, a multi-port connector for personal devices and extra personal stowage space.

To book your ticket or for more information visit www.cathaypacific.com.au or see your travel agent.

*The quoted fares are all RRP for low season travel including all taxes and surcharges. Higher fares apply for departures from 1 June – 31 August 2013.  Taxes and surcharges correct at 05 December 2012 and are subject to currency fluctuation. Surcharges are subject to change. Other terms and conditions apply.

RARE FIGHTER AIRCRAFT TO HEADLINE WINGS OVER WAIRARAPA AIR SHOW IN NZ

A rare de Havilland Mosquito Fighter Bomber has been confirmed to attend January's Wings Over Wairarapa airshow in Masterton, New Zealand as the feature display aircraft.

The Mosquito FB.26 KA114 is the only one flying in the world and will take to the skies above Wairarapa in the biennial airshow at Masterton's Hood Aerodrome over Wellington Anniversary Weekend (January 18 – 20, 2013).

Originally built in Canada in 1945, the aircraft attending Wings Over Wairarapa is owned by American Jerry Yagen. It took seven years to rebuild at Ardmore Aerodrome by Auckland based Avspecs, lead by Warren Denholm.

Wings Over Wairarapa Airshow Director Tom Williams says securing the Mosquito is a major coup for the event and will attract international attention. He was instrumental in securing the Mosquito after first meeting its owner, Mr Jerry Yagen in 2008 at the Warbirds over Wanaka Airshow.

Mr Williams said: "The Mosquito was one of the fastest operational aircraft in World War II and the only one to be constructed almost entirely of wood. Its significance to World War II history is not to be underestimated. The legendary Mosquito has a fond place in the hearts of Australian and New Zealand airmen with about 250 aircraft being built in Australia during the war."

Wings Over Wairarapa Community Trust Chairman Bob Francis is thrilled the Mosquito is able to come to Masterton as the feature aircraft.

 "Having this Mosquito take to the skies at Wings Over Wairarapa is an enormous achievement," he said. "It will provide visitors with a once in a life time opportunity to see this unique aircraft fly and line up alongside 12 other de Havilland aircraft that range from an early World War II bi-plane, the DH5, to the DH Vampire Jet."

The Mosquito nicknamed "The Wooden Wonder" first flew in November 1940, and was faster than the Spitfire with a top speed of over 400 mph, meaning bombing missions were dramatically shortened, lessening the risk to pilots.

Its versatility meant it was also used in other roles including day-time tactical bombing, high altitude night bombing and photo-reconnaissance. In wartime, these innovative flying machines came out of huge factories and were powered by twin Merlin engines. Around 6000 Mosquitos rolled off the British production line; others were built in Canada and Australia. Around 80 ended up in New Zealand and were used by the RNZAF.

The Mosquito will feature alongside over 70 other aircraft during the three day Wings Over Wairarapa event, which has the theme Honouring The Past, Celebrating The Future. It will have vintage aircraft from WWI, classics from WWII and stunning displays by contemporary aircraft as well as offering a tantalizing glimpse of the future of aviation.

While celebrating the historical significance of WWI & WWII military aircraft, Wings Over Wairarapa 2013 will also feature displays from other rarely seen vintage aircraft, agricultural displays, gliders and helicopter displays, jet formations and thrilling aerobatics as well as substantial participation from the RNZAF. The flying each day will culminate in a dramatic pyrotechnic display and mock air field attack lighting up the skies and entertaining the crowds.

In addition to what's on up in the air, there will be entertainment on the ground with mock battles, static displays including a combined Defense Forces interactive camp, children's entertainment, contemporary and vintage military vehicles, a trade site village and a Food & Wine Festival showcasing the best of Wairarapa hospitality.

Tickets to Wings Over Wairarapa 2013 are on sale through all Ticketek retail outlets, by phoning 0800 TICKETEK or online through www.ticketek.co.nz.

Programme for Trust House Wings Over Wairarapa 2013.

Friday January 18: Practice Day. Gates opening from 12.00pm with aircraft practicing their displays informally throughout the afternoon culminating in an informal early evening show finishing at 7.00pm.

Saturday January 19 & Sunday 20: Gates will open from 8.00am with the air display running from 11.00am to 4.30pm on both days.  The flying each day will culminate in a mock air field attack and a dramatic pyrotechnic display, lighting up the skies and thrilling the crowds. The programme may vary slightly on each day.

 

Denali, a century after climbers first reached the summit

In June 1913, a climbing expedition team became the first to reach the pinnacle of Mount McKinley, and climbing the 20,320 feet to the peak of North America’s tallest mountain was no small victory. A century later, Alaskans and visitors will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the first successful assent with a number of activities in 2013. For those who wish to make the climb themselves, the months of May and June offer the best chance for success. But for those who just want to experience the stunning beauty and historical signifigance of Denali, commemorative events such as a special National Parks exhibit at the University of Alaska Fairbanks Museum of the North and a sustainable summits symposium in Talkeetna, Sept. 8-11, are great places to start. There are also opportunities to get outdoors and see Denali up close without putting on crampons. From bus tours to whitewater rafting, ATV tours, day hikes and flightseeing, there are endless ways to see Denali National Park and Preserve and catch views of the majestic Mount McKinley.

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