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Tourism is booming in Japan and the country is not handling it well

Japan needs to find better solutions to overtourism than simply blocking things off.

  • by Gearoid Reidy
Plenty of seating, but few dining options.

This mediocre airport could do with a personality transplant

The good news is that, for most Australians who pass through, an hour is the longest you’ll have to spend here.

  • by Jenny Hewett
Your sense of taste is affected by altitude, so choose your meals accordingly (if you have options).

The food that tastes best (and worst) on board planes

We could improve our enjoyment of airline meals by making wiser choices about what to eat when the trolley comes around.

  • by Brian Johnston
The rooftop pool, said to be the only one in Collingwood.

New Melbourne hotel feels like New York meets ... Collingwood

The convenience of a serviced apartment meets the fun and facilities of a hotel at this stylish new Collingwood property.

  • by Guy Wilkinson
The aircraft cabin.

Airline review: Excess baggage causes dramas on this flight

Upon arrival we are informed that 100 bags were offloaded prior to departure, including mine.

  • by Christine Retschlag
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The Roman Bridge across the Guadalquivir river and the marvellous Mosque-Cathedral in Cordoba, Spain.

Europe’s new bucket list: 25 highlights beyond the cliches

You know its world-famous wine regions and iconic cities. Now get to know a different side of the Continent, one of hidden archipelagos and uncrowded marvels.

  • by Ben Groundwater

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Travellers who have visited Iran rave about the hospitality of locals.

Do some countries deserve our tourist dollars more than others?

When it comes to choosing a country to travel to, no nation is without sin (even Australia). Where do you draw the line?

  • by Lee Tulloch

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