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Travel: seven items that belong in your ‘survival kit’
It may not be necessary to go full survivor on this, but maybe packing these items will save you some misery or embarrassment on your travels.
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Travelling overseas? What to do if a border agent demands access to your digital device
SPECIAL FEATURE: Microsoft, Apple and Google all indicate that handing over a password to one of their apps or devices is in breach of their services agreement, privacy management, and safety practices. That doesn’t mean it’s wise to refuse to comply with border force officials
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Loving fabled Santorini does not have to ruin your wallet
Santorini is one of the most beautiful and, of course, expensive of the Greek islands. But it is actually possible to enjoy the jewel of the Cyclades on a budget.
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Top 10 must have in your backpack items for travel around Europe
Planning, preparation and packing for that perfect trip. Here’s the essential items you have just got to put in your backpack to help make that adventure of a lifetime a little less frustrating.
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‘No deal’ Brexit: what it could mean for British tourists (passports, licences, medical and phones)
SPECIAL FEATURE: The prospect of additional costs, disruption and complexity when travelling to the EU is becoming a likely scenario in the event of a “no deal” Brexit.
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Lake Como: Italy’s northern jewel abounds with accessible riches
Tranquility, luxury and a spot of Hollywood celebrity. Italy's famous Lake Como shores host the likes of George Clooney but are just as welcoming of mere mortals.
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Top tips for surviving Oktoberfest – the ultimate beer indulgence
Munich's Oktoberfest is a must-attend event for beer loving expats, but surviving it is another matter altogether. We’ve got the ultimate Beerfest survival guide. Here's how to make it through — liver, wallet and dignity intact (just). Prost!
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Tips on how to avoid six of the most common travel disasters
When you’re planning a trip abroad, it is unlikely your first thought (or even second or third) is about what could go wrong.
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The power of Rhine Falls and medieval delights of Stein am Rhein
There is something about waterfalls. We were wowed by the power and majesty of the rushing water and were amazed at how close we could get to the flow of Europe's largest.
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Seven amazing things to do in Sydney to make it your best holiday ever
From the iconic Opera House to the golden sands of Bondi Beach, there is something for everyone in this incredible Australian city.
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Should you book a summer staycation?
A traditional summer gander abroad, or a local romp during your time off work? A staycation could very well be on the cards for some of us this year.
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La Tomatina: trigger happy tomato throwers in the world’s greatest food fight
For the uninitiated, the adrenaline is flowing because of the fear of the unknown, soon to be replaced by the fear of flying fruit chucked by 30,000 revelers in a glorious explosion of red.
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Why Australia might be at risk of ‘overtourism’
SPECIAL FEATURE: Recently, the disruptive agents of the sharing economy, like Airbnb, have been blamed for bringing more tourists into the heart of communities instead of just tourist sites.
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Thai Airways style all the way home to Australia from London
Award-winning service with a distinctively serene Thai style, and some fantastic stop-over options with Brightsun Travel. Airfares start at Sydney from £717pp, Melbourne from £708pp, Perth from £701pp and Brisbane from £717pp.
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Pamplona’s Running of the Bulls: what happens and how did it come about?
RUNNING OF THE BULLS IN PAMPLONA | Spain's famous San Fermin festival brings together daredevils and spectators of the world for a week of bull dodging and serious, serious partying. Here's the what, how, why and when...
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Rebirth of a nation: Zimbabwe open for tourism again
With its political & economical problems a thing of the past, Zimbabwe is welcoming increasing numbers of tourists back into the country and hoping for even more. Armed with a camera & notepad, Kris Griffiths takes a tour of the reborn nation, experiencing its full range of impressive natural wonders...
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Hacking your holiday: how cyber criminals are increasingly targeting the tourism market
SPECIAL FEATURE: A staggering 3.9 billion malicious login attempts occurred during the last year against sites belonging to airlines, cruise lines, hotels, online travel, automotive rental and transport organisations.
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Travelogue: A trip to the highly unusual destination of Eritrea
In London, when I went to get a visa to visit Eritrea they asked me why I wanted to go. Why would a white lady of uncertain years WANT to go there alone?
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Searching for Dracula in Transylvania
While driving along winding roads through dense, dark, ancient forests and over mountain passes through the Carpathian Mountains in Transylvania, it is easy to be caught up in the Dracula story.
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Hitting the Peak – District, that is – for a perfect English country romantic getaway
The beautiful Peak District is an ideal place to enjoy some peace and quiet with someone special. With stately homes set against picture perfect rolling hills, lush meadows and leafy forests this is where English romance was born.
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Four handy tips on road tripping around Europe
Road tripping is not for everybody, so here are some tips if you're considering hitting the road this summer.
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Get a free side trip in Malaysia on your way to Australia from London
Break up the journey home and experience the array of delights that Malaysia has to offer with Malaysia Airlines and Brightsun Travel.
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Soaking up the history in a walk around Dubrovnik
The thick stone walls proclaim invincibility. The wide marble Placa fuses shops, cafes, churches and palaces. The fine sculpture on buildings and monuments shows the centuries-old artistic heritage.
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Think outside the box for your next travel experience
With some places in the world becoming tourist unfriendly because of the sheer number of visitors, and others feeling overcrowded when you get there, now may be a good time to think of travelling to somewhere new.
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Fly to Australia: Sensational air fares from the UK with Brightsun Travel
TRAVEL DEALS: Prices are fantastic right now with Sydney return fares from £601, Brisbane £554, Melbourne from £571, Perth from £523, Adelaide from £526 and Cairns from £600. Fly in comfort and style on a modern Dreamliner aircraft.
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Three top travel accessories for adventurous Aussies not to forget
If you’re feeling adventurous and think your next holiday might be just around the corner, check out these three top travel accessories.
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Where everyone can be a millionaire
If you’re a truly adventurous traveller, some of the most uncharted places around the globe will have you super exited in no time.
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Serfaus: the secluded skiing gem in the Tyrol Mountains of Austria
Serfaus is idyllically located, perched high above the Upper Inn Valley in an area known as the Oberes Gericht, one of three villages together with Fiss and Ladis, in the picturesque region of Tyrol, Austria. Within easy driving distance, Serfaus was perfectly positioned from our base in Zurich. The location...
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This wild video proves we all just take the same damn travel photos [WATCH]
VIDEO: Check out this mesmerizing clip featuring some of the world's most popular travel spots, proving that way too many people actually take the same photos to post on Instagram.
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Slovakia’s stunning faraway snowfields
Rather than just stay at home watching the Winter Olympics, strap on some skis or a board and get amongst some of Europe’s lesser known and most pristine pistes.
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Ever considered going to Split in Croatia? You should
There's so much to love about this quaint little place.
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