Editor's picks
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Recent airport demonstrations combined with the economic downturn mean that usually packed resorts are relatively deserted and there are deals to be found -
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Looking for somewhere to crash for Chinese New Year? Matthew Scott finds quirky budget places to stay
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Despite a rocky past, the tiny island has become a thriving haven in the downturn
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In this age of mobile phones and cybercafes, it's harder than ever to truly escape - but not impossible. Dervla Murphy explains how
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Been there: readers share top travel tips
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Two bikers. Three weeks on the road. Help them with an itinerary and win yourself a Vango tent
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New Forest
- Crows Nest Cottage
Crows Nest Cottage is one of the prettiest Victorian cottages in the New Forest. The cottage is set in Lyndhurst which is known as the capital of the new Forest.
The open forest is but a few strides away, where New Forest ponies, donkeys and- Posted by newforestrog
- 6 Jan 2009
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Marrakech
- Morocco – check out your bus the day before travelling
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- 6 Jan 2009
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Sydney
- Free CBD shuttle bus service
- Posted by JoCW
- 6 Jan 2009
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Skipton
- Walking to Pen Y Ghent from Litton
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- 5 Jan 2009
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Hanoi
- Highway 4 Restaurant
- Posted by KatieIOW
- 5 Jan 2009
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Hanoi
- Rock Climbing in Halong Bay
- Posted by KatieIOW
- 5 Jan 2009
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Buenos Aires
- Booking activities in Buenos Aires
- Posted by mochilera
- 5 Jan 2009
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Sydney
- Cafe Sydney
- Posted by stoo2
- 5 Jan 2009
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From a solar eclipse in China to walking with dinosaurs, by way of Peter Pan and Robbie Burns, Annabelle Thorpe lists the year's must-dos -
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The industry innovators reinventing our holidays - the way we travel is changing, and these are the trailblazers helping to make it happen
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Desperate to avoid mung beans and chanting, Ian Belcher finds a hedonistic retreat in the Italian hills where he is actively encouraged to eat, drink and swear. A lot
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Visiting a spa may not be every bloke's cup of tea, but massages and facials aren't only for women – and they justify some indulgent behaviour first
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Who said getting in shape had to be hard work? A new Italian spa puts its faith in the restorative powers of chocolate, truffles and red wine. By Helen Pickles
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It's been a slow year for travel companies, so there are some amazing bargains to be had. Benji Lanyado scours the web and comes up with half-price holidays and savings of £600
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All too often those good intentions are short-lived. Dixe Wills finds 10 fun ways to keep your resolve on track
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Fifty years ago, Che Guevara won the final battle of the Cuban revolution in Santa Clara. Today, the town is a shrine to the world's most iconic rebel
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From hiking in Greenland to camping in Madagascar, the new year promises a wealth of exciting new experiences
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Gallery (17 pictures): See the winning entry and best runners up in our December photo competition
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Interactive: Doug Lansky heads to Stockholm for a sneak preview of a new hostel in a converted jumbo jet -
Next year you can become a world champion. If you fancy your chances at clog cobbing or mountain bike charioteering
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Gallery (10 pictures): Steve Davey, author of the Footprint Travel Photography guide, shares some of his favourite pictures with us
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