In Hanoi, an inspiring social enterprise is giving disadvantaged young people new hope for the future, one recipe at a time.

The world of wildlife protection in Kenya has long been dominated by men, who risk life and limb for our endangered species. But thanks to an innovative project, that could all be about to change. 

In a place where ‘choice’ for many women is defined as either marrying young or being sold to a man in India, this Nepali social enterprise is helping young women demand more.

A place where the only sound is provided by nature, or the gentle hum of your transport, where the view in every direction is sublim

How do you pack for a trip to Antarctica, one of the coldest, windiest, remotest places on earth?

The Polar Plunge – leaping off a ship into the freezing waters below – has become an Antarctic rite of passage. This is what it looks like.

What you’ll see, what you’ll eat, who you’ll meet, and what it’s *really* like crossing the Drake Passage.

This is the Drake Passage: the only unhindered flow of ocean on earth. Prepare your stomach.

If you’re after a way to break up all that sightseeing, there are a number of ways to stay entertained onboard an Antarctic ship.

Want to become a citizen scientist in the coldest, highest, driest and windiest place on Earth? Here’s how you do it.

When 18-year-old Ryan Alam was diagnosed with a rare neurodegenerative disease, he had two choices: give up, or squeeze the most out of every moment.

Getting a significant chunk of time off work isn’t always easy, but the rewards can be substantial. So-called ‘long trips’ let you really explore a destination, slow down the pace…

Tasmania’s wukalina Walk is an Indigenous-owned, multi-day hike through some of the most stunning scenery on Australia’s wind-battered southern coast.

Over 20 years, the Intrepid Foundation has raised $12 million and changed the face of travel. We want the next 20 to be even better.

In 2020, Sarah Baumann joined an Intrepid trip in Vietnam. It was an adventure that lead to a “motley crew” of friends: Lucy and Tom (a British couple), Lauren (from…

For LGBTQIA+ travellers, finding queer-friendly destinations isn’t always easy. But there are some amazing, progressive, inclusive places out there, if you know where to look.

To help us mark Reconciliation Week 2022, award-winning Yorta Yorta writer, author and radio host Daniel James shares some thoughts on what meaningful reconciliation really looks like. 

Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary in the South Australian outback offers a sustainable travel experience with an irresistible knockabout charm.

We sat down to chat with adventurer and author Alice Morrison about her adventures, from the red dunes of the Sahara to the snow-capped Atlas Mountains.