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Step to it: The world's best hikes and long walks

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Africa: Embracing the Kenyan wilderness

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Perth: The mild (not wild) west

Perth is not the wild west - more like the mild west

Fiji: Sigatoka's million-dollar dunes

Tim Roxborogh discovers the ancient secrets of Sigatoka's sands.

Cruising: Great moments in the Baltic

Sandra Simpson cruises through some 'great' Baltic history.

Battlefield Tours to Vietnam: Burying the demons

Grant Bradley joins veterans in a tour group in Vietnam.

Ghost hunter reveals America's seven spookiest haunts

There's something strange in these neighbourhoods.

Three hours from anywhere: Africa's best beach holidays

Day and weekend trips within three hours of 60 of the world's favourite cities.

Shoulder season: A bargain holiday hunter's best friend

Deciphering "shoulder season" is one of travel's biggest mysteries. Why you should care.

Escape from LA: A Cali-cool day trip heading north

When LA gets too much and you crave the wide open road and salty ocean air, head north.

Lyon: Leave your food troubles at les traboules

Alexia Santamaria wishes she had more room in the gastronomic capital of France.

Champagne for everyone: Dubai's best bottomless brunches

Get a taste for the emirate's signature dining experience.

Extra time: Why a holiday in Japan is fun for all the family

Top tips on travelling around Japan with the kids in tow.

Brexit break: Why we still want to holiday in the UK

Yes Brexit has been ugly but the UK still has plenty to offer the curious traveller.

Airbnb wants you to 'pony up' for Animal Experiences

New York Times: What's the ethics of going on holiday with a skateboarding dog?

Kamchatka: Russia's Wild East

"If you can find me a better place than Kamchatka on this earth, I will argue with you!"

The Golden Age of airplane food is over

The glory days of free-flowing champagne and canapés proved to be unsustainable.

Bizzare scenes on rock as Aussies rush up Uluru

Hundreds of tourists have arrived in a stampede of red dust.