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Bob Wallace: Follow the leader
There is no place for stragglers on a guided tour, even if it is yourself.
Tim Roxborogh's travel bugs: Holiday job interviews gone wrong
A weekly ode to the joys of moaning about holiday, by Tim Roxborogh.
Tim Warrington: Moving experiences in India
Everyone in the tour group was of one mind: to find the nearest toilet.
Tiana Templeman: Sailing solo survival guide
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A deep dive into the countries on Trump's S**t list'
Bill Donahue goes in search of the truth behind the countries the US overlooks.
Tim Roxborogh's travel bugs: Forestry apocalypse on our roadside
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Sarah Pollok: I am so not a tourist
Being a tour snob risks missing out on good times, writes Sarah Pollok.
My Holidays: Nisha Madhan
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Travel bugs: When there's only liquid soap
Tim Roxborogh's weekly ode to the joys of moaning about your holiday.
Vera Alves: Decline the recline option
You can't lie down past Business class so don't pretend you can.
Tiana Templeman: Going it alone
Should you pay for cruise ship port excursions, or arrange your own?
Tim Roxborogh's travel bugs: Trying to do too much on holiday
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My Holidays: Chris Bailey
Chris Bailey's work appears in Sculpture on the Gulf on Waiheke Island.
Winston Aldworth: Making light work
Make sure there's a switch immediately adjacent to every light.
John Bishop: I assumed ... I was wrong
Little things that don't fit the masterplan can be a giant pain, writes John Bishop.
Tim Roxborogh: Why I have a soft spot for Rainbow's End
It was never going to be Disneyland, but Tim Roxborogh has always loved Rainbow's End.
Travel bugs: Hassled over a big bag on small trips
A weekly ode to the joys of moaning about your holiday, by Tim Roxborogh.
How my business class upgrade ended with a strip search
"What are you hiding in your bottom?" whispered the creepy man with the hairy mole.
Balkan baby drive: Hungarians should give it a break
The answer to Europe's stalling birthrates might just be to take a vacation.
Travel bugs: The Roger Waters incident
Rock 'n' roll royalty and the Solomon Islands haven't traditionally gone hand-in-hand.
Protect yourself from thieves while travelling
The old snatch and grab can leave you traumatised, says David Hill.
Unruly tourists? I was one
The whole country condemned the 'Unruly Tourists' but our own OEs are an embarrassment.
Travel bugs: People who are too scared to holiday in Southeast Asia
A weekly ode to the joys of moaning about your holiday, by Tim Roxborogh.
Clarke Gayford: Fishing the Pacific
Clarke Gayford says fish lovers should treat themselves to winter fishing in the tropics.
Vermont: This way lies Mad-ness
Foodie start-ups might just be the state's elusive fountain of youth.
Ethical traveller: Snorkelling through trash
Kate Watson pays to snorkel through trash-infested waters.
How my flights got trumped
The US President was to blame for all the ills of Alan Perrott's world (cup) dream.
Travel bugs: Getting conned in Cambodia
A weekly ode to the joys of moaning about your holiday.
Clarke Gayford: The lure of accessories
It's no longer just how big your tranducer is, but how clever, writes Clarke Gayford.