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Hidden secrets of our underground world.

The most amazing underground experiences
How often we overlook what lies beneath our feet, yet the hidden secrets of our underground world can be well worth exploring.
traveller.com.au|By Brian Johnston

There are only 10 countries in the world not in some kind of conflict right now. Here they are.

There are only 10 countries in the world right now not involved in wars
If you're looking for a peaceful holiday, these 10 countries are the only ones not currently involved in some kind of conflict around the world.
traveller.com.au|By David Whitley
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Banned for life.

US airline bans Trump supporter for life after mid-air rant
US airline Delta bans a disruptive passenger who shouted pro-Trump and anti-Clinton remarks at fellow passengers on a flight.
traveller.com.au|By CHRISTINE HAUSER

To Phuket or not to Phuket?

Phuket: Is it still a safe holiday destination for Australians?
Phuket can be a great place for a family holiday, but you need to keep your wits about you.
traveller.com.au|By Tracey Spicer

Skip Heathrow in style on your next trip to London.

Flight Test: British Airways, business class
With a menu like this, the food is the highlight of the whole flight.
traveller.com.au|By Rob McFarland

You'll only find accommodation like this in New York.

Camping on water? Five hotel experiences in New York you'll never forget
Only in New York does sleeping in a car and camping on the water sound fun.
traveller.com.au|By Sarah Theeboom

Here's how to avoid the five most common travel scams.

ATM skimmers, distraction artists: Five great travel scams
How do you avoid being stung by scammers on holiday?
traveller.com.au|By Sue Williams and Jimmy Thomson

Who has made the mistake of calling a Kiwi Aussie?

Why Kiwis take offence when they are mistaken for Aussies
Canadians do it - and so do Kiwis: They make it abundantly clear they are not from where you might think they are from.
traveller.com.au|By Ben Groundwater

Should it really be so much fun doing things that we're not allowed to do back home?

Banned: The fun police are ruining Australia
In Australia there are so many things we're not allowed to do, even though other countries have no problem with them.
traveller.com.au|By Ben Groundwater

Non-refundable doesn't always mean you can't get something back.

Traveller letters: Non-refundable bookings can be refunded, if you're smart
With persistence, politeness and a reasonable excuse, non refundable doesn't always mean you can't get something, if not everything back.
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Here are ten of the world's most stunning river ports.

The top 10 prettiest river ports
From the heritage-listed old town to the golden temples of the exotic East, here are the world's prettiest ports.
traveller.com.au|By Brian Johnston

Discover this 'miraculous' strip of beaches before anyone else does.

Thinking about a trip to Croatia? Maybe you should go here instead
Among the treasures is Lake Skadar, a miraculous strip of beaches and medieval monasteries on tiny islands.
traveller.com.au|By Michael Gebicki

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One of London's most famous musical precincts is under threat.

You've got to fight for your right to see London's Tin Pan Alley
One of London's most famous musical precincts is under threat from the usual culprits.
traveller.com.au|By Paul Chai

One of the friendliest, most cultured cities in India.

Kolkata, India: The three minute guide
This is one of the friendliest, most cultured cities in India and much less touristy than Mumbai or Delhi.
traveller.com.au|By Louise Southerden

Here are six of Morocco's most exotic hotels.

Morocco's most spectacular hotels
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traveller.com.au|By Brian Johnston
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