What do you collect on your travels?  Paul: I love collecting photographs, books and various pieces of ephemera which remind me of what I liked about the place. Drawing also seems to happen as I get more relaxed. Danielle: I love collecting fabric unique to the destination I've travelled to and then making it into something when I get home.

What’s your favourite thing to do at airports? Paul: Leave. Danielle: Trying on all the different perfumes although you need to be careful because if you don't like the smell of something, it's with you for your entire flight!

Best travel tips(s) or advice? Paul: Have an open mind and embrace the new. Don't take fountain pens on the plane – they leak. Danielle: When travelling with young children, always pack a spare pair of clothing for them and you. After a projectile vomit, 5 minutes into a 16 hour flight, it’s nice to know you can change!

Best or worst destination you ever travelled to? Paul: The best would have to be a place called Ladakh in the Indian Himalaya. I loved Tokyo just as much for completely different reasons. Danielle: Tokyo! A designers dream, such an incredibly interesting and inspiring city.

Dream destination or place you’d like to visit next? Paul: New York or Barcelona. Danielle: Dream destination would be New York. The place I'd like to visit next would be the MONA in Tasmania.

What’s your favourite thing to do at airports? Leave as quickly as possible. It's such a limbo environment which is rarely productive, entertaining or relaxing.

Best travel tip(s) or advice? Drink lots of water, and no alcohol. Keep busy, with work, a newspaper &/or book, as it makes the time speed by more quickly. 

Best or worst destination you ever travelled to?  Cuba is the best and worst. If you look American, they think you're a spy (though having a laptop, video camera, two stills camera's and mobile devices doesn't help your case in this instance). The food is terrible and it's a no service economy. But it's like going back in a time warp, to a place you only knew existed from movies. And the music moves you.

OK, it's a cliche, but I love New York. The air is electric. It's like being a grown up version of a child, where you never want it to be bedtime.

Dream destination or place you’d like to visit next?  Next stop: Tokyo.