Brian Johnston

Hotels are multiplying on Marrakech's outskirts but the city's heart and soul are in the ancient medina.

Snow showers, salt rooms and purified air are among the latest wellness features designed to keep cruise passengers feeling buoyant, writes Brian Johnston.

For serial cruisers who have done the Danube and knocked off the Nile, less familiar waterways beckon.

Cue the Champagne.

Junior sailors are taking to river cruising like ducklings to water.

From Mark Twain-themed journeys to cruises with Australia's top winemakers at the ready, specialty ships are on the rise.

A fresh spate of bold pan-Asian experimentation in Chinatown is bringing life back to one of Vancouver's oldest neighbourhoods.

When it comes to world records, Australians aren’t just the undisputed gold medallists of cruising, writes Brian Johnston – they’ve left the competition far in their wake.

Historic lakeside Geneva is a city made for walking, in summer sunshine or wrapped up against the chill, writes Brian Johnston.

While Milan matches Rome or Venice for historical romance, it’s also the heart of contemporary Italy’s style and sophistication, writes Brian Johnston.

A flotilla of river-cruise vessels will set sail next year with new itineraries to meet record demand.