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When travelling in the desert, sometimes it feels like it would be easier to just sit down and die rather than keep going. That’s where you have to be your own best friend. You really need to have perseverance to survive. MEET THE ADVENTURER P.50 I’m

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We continue to take each day, week and month as it comes, hanging on to the knowledge that — hopefully sooner rather than later — some normality will return. Meanwhile, our desire to travel, see the world and gain new experiences remains undiminished

This is a cute little place with a fresh Viennese vibe. It combines a book/record store and a cafe, and sometimes plays host to live music and book readings. Arrive hungry and go for the Phil Good Breakfast — a hearty vegetarian spread. phil.business

Coventry through the eyes of Pauline Black Lead singer of The Selecter reflects on the city’s musical past Are your flight vouchers still valid for travel? We look into vouchers, cancelled flights and the small print The impact of coronavirus on Aust

In the 1940s and 1950s, the Fillmore District was known as the ‘Harlem of the West’ for its jazz clubs. Historically, you see, this is a Black neighbourhood: in 1939, there was a huge influx of African Americans from the South, who came to work in th

Linda Mihara is a born teacher. “That’s great!” she keeps saying about my poorly folded bits of paper — the flowers that refuse to look like flowers, the birds that look nothing like birds. “The first fold is always the hardest!” Not that she’s a tea

The Queen doesn’t need a passport or any ID to travel, as UK passports are all issued in her name. The rest of the Royal Family must have one Japan has the world’s most powerful passport, with its citizens able to visit a total of 191 countries visa-

With my finger still hovering over the trigger of my weapon, I wipe the sweat from my brow as the morning humidity presses down upon me. Across the road, I catch sight of a market seller scrambling to take cover. He meets my gaze and I shoot him a ti

“There!” says our guide Susan, pointing into the gloom beneath the overhanging trees at the side of the rolling brown water. As I peer into the darkness, a shape begins to resolve itself, and suddenly I find myself in the presence of the most iconic

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