Travel stories - Page 6

NZ's Infratil electrifies buses with a US$30m Wrightspeed powertrain deal, paving the way for greener, quieter city travel.

There is so much negativity out there right now, so much fear. Travelher is about focusing on something positive, encouraging women to embrace travel.

Apple has announced a recall of some wall plug adapters used in New Zealand after it was revealed they have a risk of electrical shock.

Record number of Kiwi travellers using SmartGates at Auckland Airport, with over 100,000 passengers in one week.

Businesses will now be able to market directly to tourists in real time, thanks to a new app launching in New Zealand this week.

With a new partnership, the University of Auckland (UoA) has renewed its focus on providing students opportunities to study overseas.

Online travel booking company Skyscanner has released a refreshed version of its app, which the company says will overhaul the user experience.

The New Zealand dollar edged up after the Swiss National Bank imposed negative deposit rates in a bid to keep a cap on the nation's currency, leavi.

Serko Online selected by Queensland Government for travel program, awarding two-year contract. Nails feature set for gov agencies.

Dimension Data’s 2013 Sustainability Report underscores how ICT solutions can drive environmental sustainability, reducing travel, energy, and waste.

Jen Rutherford explains how entering the 2013 Great Adventure Race to Cure Kids extends more than just our physical abilities.

Vodafone launches a revolutionary way of using data to give globe trotters certainty over their mobile bill while away.

TripIt simplifies travel organisation, consolidating flights, tours, and bookings into one accessible app—no more searching emails or carrying documents.

Air NZ's mPass app revolutionises travel, making check-ins a breeze for both domestic and international flights. Say goodbye to travel woes!.

Telecom introduces Data Smart Caps service to tackle the unpredictability of data roaming charges, following a $2000 bill incident.

Lonely Planet's new app takes you on immersive audio tours of London, blending music, history, and unique experiences.

I first stumbled across The Inbetweeners when I was a jobless insomniac with no internet, forced to watch actual TV until I could fall asleep.

National Geographic Traveler showcases 15 international sandwiches, from Finland's porilainen to England's iconic chip butty, in a mouth-watering blog post.

Unusual sleeps await: Discover the world's strangest hotels, from a mobile room atop Paris to coffins in Berlin. Adventure beyond the norm!.

TomTom introduces downloadable GPS voices including popular radio duo from New Zealand, Fletch and Vaughan. No pranks promised!.