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Rowena Ryan

Rowena Ryan

Associate Editor / Digital Editor at Escape

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    Recent Articles

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    I found the world’s most underrated airline

    Aussies have a new way of getting to the Middle Eastern jewel of Oman as well as Europe and Africa thanks to Qantas’ recent partnership with Oman Air who will be joining the oneworld Alliance from mid-2025. I flew from Bangkok to Oman's capital, Muscat, to see what it's all about. 
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    I broke my No.1 travel rule on the Gibb River Road

    Full disclaimer: I am not a camper. But that’s the thing with the Kimberley – it lures you in with its red dirt roads and jade-coloured ocean and envelops you in its warm breeze until you are under its spell.
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    This airline’s premium economy is 10/10

    It's the most talked about premium economy in the air so I stepped onboard to check it out. 
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    This huge USA ski resort has everything, except crowds

    It’s not often Australians are a novelty when travelling in the States. But sitting in the outdoor hot tub after a day of fresh powder turns in Big Sky Montana, a couple from Chicago turns to my brother and me.
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    I flew premium economy to see if it lived up to the hype

    It's the biggest question among flyers - is premium economy actually worth it? 
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    Qantas launches game-changing new flight to NYC

    Qantas’ almost direct flight to NYC takes off today as the airline inches closer to its much anticipated Sydney to NYC non-stop route.
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    9 reasons to book a trip to Hamilton Island this winter

    While the south of the country shivers through winter, the Whitsundays is blessed with sunny days and warm waters that are just a flight away. 
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    Could Seoul be the next Tokyo?

    It seems you can’t have a meal in South Korea without a pair of scissors. I watch as our waitress expertly chops up our wagyu beef, the pieces falling back onto the piping-hot barbecue grill, not a knife in sight.
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    The ‘adults only’ way to see the Whitsundays - Escape

    Leave the kids at home and check in at these glamorous new ‘adults only’ villas at the InterContinental Hayman Island.