Australia accommodates everyone’s idea of a perfect holiday, from four-year-olds to grannies, reports Pippa Jacks
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Is it only me or has this happened to you as well?You walk into a restaurant or a shop, buy something, pay on credit card and the credit card is declined. Although you know that you have credit and the payment was up to date you still wonder about whether it has been cloned or [...]
Looking for a tantalising travel destination? Perhaps Puebla could be the answer. Read Irene’s article on the colonial Mexican city that’s guaranteed to make a suitably smug Facebook update
Australia accommodates everyone’s idea of a perfect holiday, from four-year-olds to grannies, reports Pippa Jacks
The years of fear and loathing are over: Cambodia has been catapulted onto the world stage as a tourist destination and is slowly rebuilding for the future. Andy Booth, owner of travel company ABOUTAsia whose profits support the education of children in rural Cambodia, gives us the local low-down on the country’s capital: Siem Reap
We sailed and the first panic has set in. The wifi doesn’t work. But yes it does, but only on one deck and you need a password. So you will be able to read these scribbling after all. People stayed up to watch the sailing and celebrate the voyage with expensively purchased beer, wine or coffee. There is a deal on board. For 209 Norwegian krone, (NKr) about £21, you can have as much coffee as you can drink over the voyage. Considering that coffee and tea are NKr 25 each in the café, it’s not surprising that you see dozens of people carrying around their plastic mugs.
You may have seen these at the larger airports. After you’ve checked in there is a special line called Fast Track or something similar which is used by first and business class passengers to go through security faster. There are little or no queues. Now the US is considering an idea where you pay $150 a year to get into that faster lane.
Ahead of the World Cup that kicks off in South Africa next month, CD Traveller reports on the relationship between women and football
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