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Normandy: Writing the lines of duty

The French town of Bayeux is better known for its tapestry, but Paul Mulrooney finds another reason to visit.

Death Valley: A desert full of surprises

This desert beauty's salt flats, sand dunes and craggy peaks are draped in colour, writes John Marshall.

Ask Away: Quick trips in Hanoi

With a six hour stopover in Hanoi, is it worth leaving the airport?

Hobart: Australia's gateway to Antarctica

A word of warning: going to the Australian Antarctic Festival may cause you to spend all your money on a ticket on the next icebreaker out of Hobart.

Want to see these caves? Join the queue

Fewer people have seen inside this incredible place than have reached Everest's summit.

Ten US national treasures we want to visit

We round up some of the United States' must-see wilderness sites.

Melania Trump's Slovenia becomes a travel hotspot

Melania Trump's hometown has grown into a lively and picturesque city filled with restaurants, cafes and nightclubs packed with foreigners.

Brexit benefits Britain's tourist towns

Frumpy tourist towns in England may be poised for a post-Brexit boomlet.

Inside the world's most remote hotel

These snow-covered bubbles in the middle of the Antarctic wilderness attract an exclusive clientele.

My 90 minutes in Compton

It was straight in, and straight outta Compton for Matt Encarnacian, curious to see what the 'other' part of Los Angeles was like.

Seeking Britney in Las Vegas

One thing can get a buttoned-up millennial feminist to praise Las Vegas: Britney Spears.

Hollywood royalty's island resort

Fancy getting away from it all? Consider this private island paradise off the coast of Belize.

The world's first hotel with a rainforest

Dubai's new rainforest hotel will make for a unique guest experience.

The horse whisperer of Vanuatu

Maria de Jong saddles up with with Wayne and trepidation for a plantation trek.

Room check: Double Tree by Hilton, Fiji

Michelle Weir stays on a car-free private island where the noise of the ocean and people laughing are the only sounds to be heard.

Train check: Heathrow Express

Andrew Potter digs deep into his pockets for the ride from Heathrow to Paddington Station.

The world's most dangerous paradise

Is the lure of this 'crime ridden' spot worth the risk? Rachel Sainsbury finds out.

Afghanistan lures tourists despite warring

When police stopped a van travelling across central Afghanistan to the city of Herat, they were really surprised: it was full of Western tourists.