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Smugshots for the week
This week's travel photo entries range from the Angor Wat to the snowfields of Japan.
Sweet temptation in remote Cuba
In the far east of Cuba, there's a small city once plundered by Caribbean pirates filled with wonder, music and temptation.
New seats for overweight passengers
A new aircraft seat design aimed at making travel more comfortable for obese passengers has taken out an award.
Land of golden pagodas
In just two years, tourists have completely transformed south-east Asia's hottest destination.
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Stonehenge sunrise surprise
A lot of people are disappointed having to view Britain's Stonehenge from afar, but there is another way.
Could cramped airline seats be dangerous?
The US government sets standards for the conditions for dogs flying as cargo but doesn't dictate minimum space standards for passengers.
Plane wifi could facilitate terrorism
The same internet access now available on most commercial flights makes it possible for hackers to bring down a plane.
NZ's city of cool: More Banksy than Banks
This city has changed in more ways than one, embracing modernity and daring design.
The naked truth about Nudey Beach
It might be called Nudey Beach, but the reality of the Queensland hotspot is now quite different.
No money? Go travelling
An ex-stockbroker left home with no money to travel the world for five years.
GoT fans flock to 'Westeros'
Red-roofed city on Croatia's southern coast is drawing new visitors thanks to its role in the hit TV series.
Visit Game of Thrones sets
Game of Thrones has not only transformed television, it has also helped invigorate the areas where it is set.
The US' most popular city is...
It's not San Fran. Not even New York. Its pull is all about fantasy ...
Top 6 Alaskan wilderness lodges
Cosy, remote bases from which to explore vast forests and superb wildlife.
Finding peace amid the maelstrom
You visit India knowing you're plunging into a maelstrom - birthplace of great religions and a society that throbs with the energy of 1.2 billion people.
Two Queens to dock in Auckland
Two Queens are together in Auckland Harbour for the first time since the 1940s.
