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Gift guide 2012: Foodie traveller

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From a 10-in-one bartending tool to a camping stove that also charges your phone, these items will satisfy any culinary craving.


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An argument for vice vacations

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While most religions teach that vices are the origin of sin, philosophers and medical professionals have found possible benefits to visiting temptation-heavy destinations.
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In search of pirates in Panama

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This Caribbean country is rich with colonial ports and its jungles conceal a history of gold and plunder.
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Korean food goes high-end in Seoul

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A group of imaginative young chefs is taking Seoul’s high-end Korean food scene in unexpected directions, pairing 21st-century cooking techniques with traditional flavours.
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Where does the Royal Family shop in London?

The royal warrant, a mark of recognition to companies who have supplied goods for at least five years to the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh or the Prince of Wales, is highly prized.
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The rules of ‘house swap club’

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Rather than spend money on a hotel this holiday season, trade your home with someone else’s.
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Editor's picks

Blog Posts

The origins of bathhouse culture

Relaxing like a local varies around the globe


Same-day hotel booking apps

When you need a cheap last-minute place to stay


Managing e-mail while on the road

Keep trifling messages out of sight, out of mind


The latest news from Fast Track

An app that can help find hotel deals


Slideshows

Secret New York oddities

Find magic in the city’s more mundane spots


Madagascar's labyrinth of stone

A bio-fortress of limestone


Garífuna life in Belize

Vibrant communities thrive on the southern coast


The world’s most extreme road trips

Five of the most brutal roads around the globe


The path of Japan’s haiku master

See the places that inspired poet Matsuo Basho


Where in the world?

Bruges, Belgium, canal, europe

The underrated capital of West Flanders has a well-preserved city centre of brick Gothic architecture.

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