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Travel gadget: TomTom Start 10
I took the TomTom Start 10 with me to Europe because it's very small and easy to pack.
I took the TomTom Start 10 with me to Europe because it's very small and easy to pack.
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This quirky annual tournament began 10 years ago and has become one of the biggest events on the Thai tourism calendar.
The soaring dollar is allowing Kiwis to travel further afield for their winter getaways.
If you get into trouble overseas, don't expect the Government to send in a helicopter.
Rising sea levels and more frequent winter storms are threatening the city of Venice. City officials are looking at ways of paying for its survival.
As desperate airlines clamber over each other for custom, passengers know they can demand more from in-flight catering.
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The Dippemess tradition began in the 14th century as a market for domestic items.
Imagine a luxury resort where children are welcome, and entertained.
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Christchurch "is back on its feet as far as welcoming travellers" and is still worth a two or three day visit.
A Middle East-based journalist has penned a book advising travellers how to keep themselves safe in dangerous places.
Is the threat of a $200 instant fine going to deter the feckless minority of free campers?
An old central Auckland pub has attracted visitors by advertising itself as a "boutique hotel".
If you're fussy about your brew and prefer your own then you need not despair.
Participating wineries will pair their finest wines with sensational food at this gourmet event.
Overseas visitors are ditching brochures and tuning into radio as their preferred travel guide to New Zealand.
Advice on arranging an intrepid cycle tour from Tibet to Nepal and finding the best roaming deals from European telcos.