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To celebrate next week’s International Women’s Day, we highlight female-led tour companies and guides who are tapping into tourism to realise their potential
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John Gimlette and family lose themselves in the haunting wintry wilderness of lacy-white swamps and forests, before seeking refuge in restored pastel palaces. Plus five more European wilderness holidays
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This pub with rooms is surrounded by Michellin-starred restaurants, but the food here is good enough to rival the famous names – and at a fraction of the price
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With nearly 50,000 entrants, Smithsonian has no shortage of stunning images for its 2016 competition. Our pick ranges from the Isle of Skye to Indonesia
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Tokyo is a million cities … and it’s full of secrets
Nicolás ObregónA city that can be ‘Blade Runner and old Japan all at once’ inspired Blue Light Yokohama novelist Nicolás Obregón – who is in thrall to Tokyo’s towers, street food and quiet corners
beach on a budget
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Enjoy ocean views from rooftop bars or just step out and get the sand between your toes. From Mazatlán to Pochutla, here are 10 charming beachside escapes
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Well-known and deservedly popular for its jungle, coast and ancient ruins, the Yucatán peninsula can be a pricey place to stay – unless you pick one of these brilliant budget hotels and hostels
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The Seychelles islands of Mahé, Praslin and La Digue may be known for their luxury resorts but there is also a great selection of family-run, more affordable guesthouses just as close to the archipelago’s famous, world-class beaches
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All eyes are on LA ahead of the Oscars, and the city has more to offer visitors than ever: new bars and attractions in regenerated districts, better transport options, plus views and beaches galore
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With more than 48,000 entries, Smithsonian magazine has no shortage of images from which to pick a winner for its 2016 competition. These are among the finalists from the travel, sustainable travel and people categories
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With smart tech and sharp design, a new wave of budget hotels is sweeping away grisly memories of dull functionality. We review a selection of the latest openings across London
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Any doubts about the roadside location of this restaurant with rooms are soon overcome by its comfort, sumptuous food, Tudor charm – and secondary glazing
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Inspectors discovered seafood past its expiry date and food stored without temperature controls, says Which? survey
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The one thing missing from this stretch of Yorkshire coast has been a good place to stay. This refurbished pub has rectified that, and is a boon for walkers
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Winter in the Cairngorms national park can turn positively Arctic – perfect for Kari Herbert to give her small daughter a taste of the polar conditions, and creatures, she enjoyed as a child in Greenland
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The National Parks Dark Skies Festival (18-26 February) is an ideal opportunity to try stargazing in some of the UK’s wildest areas. But here, we’ve also selected stellar sites that are good throughout the year
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Wizards, kings and castle ruins combine with beach, caves and rock pools to make a magical day out – even in February
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I fear we will be going stir crazy after a few days and it will either be madness or genius
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London offers a dazzling parade of attractions and treats for children – but it can empty your pockets faster than Fagin. Here are our tips for making the most of the city on a budget
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The Eternal City may be stuffed with classical treasures, but it also has plenty to intrigue kids – who will love the ready availability of pizza and ice-cream
readers' tips
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What makes a rural pub great? Is it the beer, the garden, the food, the staff, the walks around it? Send us your tips for a chance to win a £200 voucher from uk.hotels.com
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A Pacific coast cycle to Malibu, unspoilt Catalina island and a visit to an 18th-century Spanish mission belie the view of LA being all about movie studios and freeway traffic
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Share your experiences of a great local guide, homestay or community project you’ve come across in India. Send us your tips for a chance to win a £200 voucher from uk.hotels.com
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From a condom-themed restaurant to a very sobering medical museum, a snake farm and ubiquitous markets, the frenetic Thai capital is a cornucopia of delights
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The femme fatale was created in Cambodia’s legendary Hotel Le Royal, which has an aura and history as intriguing as the former first lady
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Most visitors to Colombia skip Bogotá, but time spent in the city means discovering one of the best music and nightlife scenes in Latin America
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A wave of construction is transforming the West Australian capital, while Rottnest Island and Fremantle continue to delight
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