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One way to drink your duty free alcohol on a plane, legally
Drinks prices on airlines are outrageous.
Coronavirus: How do you cleanse a quarantined ship?
Princess expects the ship to sail again in April, eight weeks after the last virus case.
The best burgers in the world: how many have you eaten?
How many of these burgers have your tried?
Incurable over-packer? This woman has visited 91 countries out of a holdall
She has turned the experience into a book stuffed with tips to help you travel better.
Ask Away: Can we see the country without a hire car?
Retracing your family history, you'll feel like a local in not time.
What you need to know about flying with pot in the US
You can't fly with marijuana, so some airports have 'pot amnesty' boxes at security.
Flying lobster and $40,000 olives: The secrets of airline catering
Few passengers pause to think what a marvel of engineering the simple airline meal is.
How do I avoid resort fees on holiday?
New York Times: Resort fees — sometimes called facilities fees - are an abomination!
A breakation for lovesick travellers is just the trick
A post-breakup vacation may be just what the doctor ordered.
Ask Away: Where can I see the Grand Canyon for free?
There are three routes into the Canyon from Vegas, but which one should you pick?
Maldives police apologise to bikini wearing tourist
Police have apologised to the family of a scantily-clad tourist.
An FBI negotiator on how to upgrade any flight
New York Times: A former hostage negotiator for the FBI has persuasive travel tips.
How to get an airline to reply to your complaint
Too often, travellers are greeted with automated responses or, worse still, no reply.
Why credit card travel perks are heading to departures
Banks are slowly removing the credit card benefits that travelers rely on.
Ask away: Whose arm rest is it anyway?
Why would you design aircraft with 3 seats and just 4 armrests?
Cruising: Stay online without spending a fortune
There's one souvenir you don't want to bring home and that's a huge phone bill.
The 10 slow trains: Making tracks through Europe
Model Europeans are off to explore their forgotten train tracks.
The complete guide to eating on a plane
A lesson was learned that day. One must choose one's plane food wisely.
Ask Away: Will pretending to be on honeymoon get us upgraded?
Will these four magic worlds summon up an instant fare upgrade?
Tokyo: 10 steps to navigate the world's biggest city
An insider's guide to navigating the Japanese city like a local.
Responsible traveller's guide to the 'Airbnb effect'
Residents of major tourist destinations are being pushing out by rental apartments.
This 63-year old sea plane is the future of travel
The New York Times: When the seaplane first flew into the skies in 1956, Elvis was king.
NZ's hot spots for Chinese New Year
Tekapo is one of New Zealand's busiest destinations for the Lunar New Year.
Wuhan virus: What should air travellers know?
News of Australasia's first suspected case of the new virus is a cause of concern.
New Mexico's contemporary skiing makeover
Taos Ski Valley gets a makeover but keeps its hippie mellow vibe.
Ask Away: Are my carbon offset costs plucked out of thin air?
How do airlines calculate carbon credits? And where does the money go?
How I saw 13 countries travelling in a wheelchair
Travelling with a disability is not easy, but it should be enjoyed by everyone.