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What nobody tells you about Dubai

There's more to Dubai than luxury hotels and liquid lunches. Dig deeper and you'll find a side to the emirate no one talks about.

Australia: Northern luxury

It's rugged, wild, and known for its lush rainforests, breathtaking landscapes, ancient cultures and dangerous wildlife.

Nothing between man and panther

The heartstopping moment a panther stalked a man at an animal sanctuary and then pounced on him has been caught on camera.

The most jaw-dropping lifts in the world

From a 326 metre ascension to a ride through a giant aquarium, these are the most jaw-dropping lifts in the world.

Utah: On the rocks

What we found, however, is what travellers often do when they head somewhere off-season: smaller crowds and cheaper airfares and accommodation.

Five reasons to visit Quebec

Visit the heartland of French Canada.

China: Ancient city full of secrets

The mysterious ruins of this place, founded about 2000 years ago, lie on top of a small plateau rising 30m out of the desert basin around the Chinese city of Turpan.

The golden shades of autumn

Though most people flock to the ancient capital of Nara for the short-lived cherry blossom season in spring, it's also a great location for autumn colour.

Cruising: Cruise idols

Kimberley: Blatting around the Bungle Bungles

We're in a helicopter with the doors wide open flying over the magnificent Bungle Bungles in the World Heritage-listed Purnululu National Park of the East Kimberley.

Elk charges at tourist in Yellowstone

They've said it before and it looks like they'll have to say it again - don't get too close to the animals.

Travel Live: Food, glorious food

I was out at tea last night dining in Australian celebrity chef Curtis Stone's new onboard restaurant Share enjoying some really beautiful food.

Iceland looks to limit Airbnb

There could be a dramatic reduction in the number of Airbnb rentals in Iceland if a new law is passed this week.

Train evacuated over WWII shell

Eurostar passengers were left stranded in Paris overnight after a tourist attempted to board a London-bound train with a WWII artillery shell.

The couples-only, clothing-optional cruise

Things are about to heat up on the Azamara Quest when a couples-only, clothing-optional cruise sets sail.

Los Angeles: The city of many secrets

LA is not what you see on the outside. A big red bus tour won't show you this city's soul; it will show you doors that aren't open.

Skiing: Maine event

The Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC) operates backcountry lodges in the Moosehead Lake region of Maine, near Greenville.

Bizarre appeal of chilling 'mud villages'

For exactly 10 years nothing and no one has been able to stem a terrifying flow of hot mud in Indonesia - but tourists are flocking to it.