Dubai is a fine place to make an airport transit, reports online guru Eli Orzessek.

Turkmenistan's new airport was recently completed at great cost. There's just one problem ...

A cruise ship worker has opened up about the alleged low pay, cramped rooms and incestuous behaviour he experienced at sea.

Alison Stephenson realises why her luxury hotel was so cheap - it's 50C outside.

Home to the world's longest known cave system, Kentucky's only national park is a must-visit for keen spelunkers.

Cardiff is having a baking boom and there are always new places to try. Just arrive hungry.

If moonbows, starry skies and volcanic activity peak your interest, head to one of the two national parks on these remote Pacific islands.

It's featured in many travellers' photos, but Donegal man Iain Miller has become the first person in 25 years to successfully scale the Dun Briste sea stack.

Tess Nichol checks into an upmarket hotel that knows how to treat its guests.

Shandelle Battersby meets a mule - and some Trump fans - in Whiskey Row.

'Magnificent mosques, diverse history and unrivalled hospitality,' are drawcards for the country.

On arrival, we were greeted by one of the "directors of chaos".

In the home of 'Crocodile Dundee', David Mercer meets a local with a bite.

Your boarding pass contains far, far more information than you might think.

Toilets are serious business in India, a visit to the Museum of Toilets shows.

Former resident Marilyn Monroe lived for two years in one of the poolside cabanas, which has been named and designed in her honour with 1950s-inspired decor.

Pre-visit research shows me the name Nuku'alofa means "abode of love" and Tonga's main island, Tongatapu, means "Sacred South".

You're in America, you're going to eat a lot. Go easy on the bread, and go hard with the ribs.

In the treetops of Vancouver Island, one man has created a Tolkienesque spot for travellers to rest their heads.

I am going to Burma and Cambodia in October but I can't seem to find out what vaccinations, if any, I should have.

If you know where to look, the Waldorf Astoria has many fascinating secrets ready to discover.

Can it really be called adventure travel if you're helicoptered to a luxury lodge in the middle of nowhere? Kirrily Schwarz dosen't think so.

Paul Charman and wife Debra visit Scandinavia's oldest town for a family wedding.

Shandelle Battersby checks into an historic boutique hotel in the heart of Portland and never wants to leave.

Morito Hackney Rd is the third restaurant from chef owners Sam and Sam Clark, who already run two very successful venues in Exmouth, Moro and Morito.

Known as the Hawaii of China, Hainan is China's largest tropical island, with natural assets like sandy beaches, rainforest and hot springs.

Andrew Glover loves that Brussels is a thriving city with lots going on and yet you can easily cycle from one side to the other.

Listen Bud, we don't have much time so let's keep this short: Skip the Empire State, okay?

An open mind is all you need to see the world, writes Leila George.

Once a hotbed of gambling and outlaws, the geothermal features of this state's only national park now attract those looking for rest and relaxation.