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Aerial view down towards the famous Kalyan Poi Kalon Complex and Poi Kalon Minaret, Poi Kalan or Po-i-Kalyan and Mir Arab Madrasah (right side) in the center of the old town of Bukhara - Buxoro - Бухорo on a sunny day. Aerial Drone Point view at Sunset. Itchan Kala, Bukhara, Khorezm Region, Uzbekistan, Central Asia.

Visiting this formerly daunting part of the world is now easier than ever

We follow the paths carved by some of the greatest and most terrible conquerors, everyone from Alexander the Great to Genghis Khan to Timur.

  • by Ute Junker
Rocamadour - one of the most beautiful and most visited medieval villages in France.

This stunning European trek features equally stunning food

This is a rare walking holiday where you actually gain weight, as we stuff ourselves French cheese, duck, wine, liqueurs and anything else that comes to hand.

  • by Keith Austin
Song in Sydney

Revamped bargain Sydney hotel is the first of its kind in Australia

There are now two reasons for guests to be happy after settling the bill at the just reopened and newly renovated Song in the heart of Sydney.

  • by Jane Reddy
Wai Ariki Hot Springs and Spa in Rotorua, New Zealand.

The unique natural feature that powers New Zealand’s biggest spa

Rotorua’s Wai Ariki Hot Springs and Spa is a calming retreat that blends Maori cultural traditions and geothermal water.

  • by Tatyana Leonov
One reader couldn’t access free Wi-Fi during his business class Emirates flight after choosing to put the points on his Qantas Frequent Flyer account.

Traveller Letters: I was caught out by Qantas-Emirates codeshare

“I recently flew Emirates business class to Europe for $10,000-plus, but opted to put the points on my Qantas Frequent Flyer.”

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Lord Howe Island in New South Wales.

Australia has 8222 islands, but these 15 are among the best

Australians are spoilt for choice when it comes to island getaways, but they are not all about blue waters and coral: there’s an island type for everyone.

  • by Emma Shaw

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An artist’s impression of the luxury vessel Aman at Sea.

Floating hotels: Luxury travel brands are launching their own ships

Cruise lines beware: a string of ultra-luxury ships will soon be setting sail with a major difference. They’re being floated out by tour and hotel companies.

  • by Brian Johnston

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