·         THE NEW SANTORINI IN GREECE

 ·          BEST OF EUROPE IN WINTER

 ·          TOP 6 CASTLE STAYS OF BRITAIN

 ·          COOLEST WAY TO SEE COPENHAGEN

 ·          ECO AND WALLET-FRIENDLY HOTELS REVEALED

This issue has plenty of inspiration for all new-year holiday planning, including Paris from the perspective of Kirstie Clements (former editor of Vogue Australia) and we discover the new Santorini (without crowds) in Karpathos, Greece.

We reveal the best ways to experience Europe in Winter from England to Finland, including tips for avoiding the stress of Christmas and the top six castle stays in Britain, where you can sleep like royalty. Plus, we have a guide to über cool Copenhagen, including the latest and greatest things to see and do, our pick of accommodation for all budgets, as well as something for the kids.

For something different we check out the best eco and budget-friendly hotels in the world, including newly-opened Hotel Verde in Cape Town, where you can reduce your bill by using the gym’s power-generating equipment during your stay!

Also inside, we uncover The Standard High Line in New York, Sabi Sands River Lodge in South Africa, Palace of Versailles bike tour in France, Veligandu Island Resort in the Maldives and much more.

If you renew or buy a subscription to the magazine this issue (starting at only $37.96 for one year), you will be in the draw to win a luxury escape to two COMO resorts in the Maldives, valued at $6000.

NOVEMBER/DECEMBER ISSUE ON SALE: 7 NOV 2013

For further information, or to arrange an interview please contact:
Tobi Cornwell
tcornwell@australiantraveller.com
+61 2 9698 7072 / +61 414 700 409

 

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International Traveller magazine is Australia's premium travel magazine, which launched in 2012 for the modern explorer. It features trust-worthy travel advice for experiences ranging from zero to six-stars, from every corner of the globe. On sale every other month and available from all good newsagents and supermarkets.