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Across the USA - are we there yet?
Getting a family of five across the US by car is no mean feat, finds Danielle Murray.
Dr Latitude: Family foray to take in pyramids and the Nile
Advice on taking the family to Egypt and Dubai and multi-day hiking options in Australia.
Dr Latitude: Awe-inspiring Iceland hot tourist destination
Advice on visiting Iceland, buying a second-hand RV for a USA roadtrip and embarking on a walking adventure in Norway.
New Zealand travel books: Get some beauty therapy
These books may provide the impetus to get out and see some good-looking Kiwi sights.
Astronaut's small step opens Grand Canyon Skywalk
Indian elders and a former astronaut took the ceremonial first steps today on a glass-bottomed walkway perched 1219 metres over the Grand Canyon that promises dizzying views for those who dare.
A lighthouse journey through Capes, Points and Spits
Despite, or perhaps because, lighthouses are in lonely, windswept, and inhospitable locations, they act as an attraction for many.
Travel book review: Bumper guide to the guides
An increasing number of books cater for every traveller's needs, writes Jim Eagles.
Graham Reid: Natural glow of a Rarotongan idyll
The scene of tropical holiday bliss is picture-perfect and, incredibly, it's real, writes Graham Reid.
Avoiding delays at a high-tech airport
In addition to iris-scans, Schiphol is piloting another scanning system that is aimed at speeding up the process of checking a passenger's belongings.
Graham Reid: The things you find in the back streets
I wish I could remember the name of the place so I could recommend it - but then again, maybe it's best I can't.
The journey from hell
Seven Stans: to get from Sydney to London, you quite often have to get past at least one of them.