Kate Gazzard
is a travel writer who’s very good at finding places you didn’t know existed and even better at justifying going to them. She’s usually somewhere between a suss idea and a plane ticket, chasing good stories, drool-worthy food and anywhere with a decent view.
Get lost with Kate Gazzard
What do you learn about Ireland when you let the Irish teach you what they’re good at? Quite a lot, as it turns out.
From Bun Cha to fruity iced tea, here’s what Hanoi tastes like at 40km/h
Everything I thought I knew about wildlife (and myself) was completely wrong—in the best way.
Anantara's first tented safari camp has landed in Kafue National Park. Some of the beds are 14m in the air. Naturally, we have questions.
Getting to the start line involved planes, a ship and a tiny speck of land in the middle of the Pacific. Then they had to run 42 kilometres.
Behind more than 7,000 plants, a heritage goods shed and a whole lot of reclaimed timber sits one of Melbourne's most interesting hotel stays.
There's a reason the world's greatest travel memories aren't always visual.