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Adventures in paradise
Trek, ride, swim or sail your way to some of the most beautiful spots on earth.
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World’s most expensive cruise
By packing passengers high to keep costs low, megaships such as Royal Caribbean’s Allure of the Seas have transformed cruising into a mass-market holiday. But a new itinerary from Silversea Cruises confirms the belief that...
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Paradise on the palm
Kempinski has opened a sparkling hotel and residences on Dubai’s Palm Jumeirah. Best in Travel takes a closer look.
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Arabian treasure
Abu Dhabi is one of the world’s exciting new hubs for culture, entertainment and luxury living, as Best in Travel finds out.
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Doha’s hip new hub
Whether it’s for business or leisure, or a mix of both, Doha is packed with activities and events throughout the year.
The Qatari capital’s soaring skyscrapers, set against the glistening waters of the Arabian Gulf, lend...
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The city of trees
Capital of the Miyagi prefecture in Japan, Sendai – the City of Trees – made headlines early last year as the epicentre of the devastating tsunami which shook the country. One year on, guests are...
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A kingdom on the rise
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is home to some of the most breathtaking desertscapes on earth. Best in Travel looks at the amazing treasures that await the intrepid traveller.
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Sporting aspirations
Aspire Zone forms the centrepiece of Qatar plans for sporting superstardom. Using the latest in virtual imaging technology, Best in Travel takes a glimpse inside.
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City guide: Tokyo
Already a city of world-class stature, Tokyo is seeking to strengthen its international profile even further by bidding for the 2020 Olympic Games. Although it faces tough opposition – from Doha and Madrid, among others...
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