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Ten US national treasures we want to visit

We round up some of the United States' must-see wilderness sites.

Melania Trump's Slovenia becomes a travel hotspot

Melania Trump's hometown has grown into a lively and picturesque city filled with restaurants, cafes and nightclubs packed with foreigners.

Dangers of travelling with your spouse

To everything there is a season - even divorce, according to new research.

Inside the world's most remote hotel

These snow-covered bubbles in the middle of the Antarctic wilderness attract an exclusive clientele.

Spectacular lighthouses for a weekend retreat

Celebrate International Lighthouse Weekend at one of these beautiful beacons of light around the world.

NSW: Carefree on the coast

Justine Tyerman reverts to childhood at a quaint settlement on New South Wales' Central Coast.

A love letter to Paritai Drive

'The Real Housewives of Auckland' star Louise Wallace remembers a wonderful childhood of trespassing and playing rounders in the city's dress circle.

North Dakota: Heart of the matter

Kelly Lynch is treated to a display of native American culture, song and dance under the skies of the Great Plains

Hollywood royalty's island resort

Fancy getting away from it all? Consider this private island paradise off the coast of Belize.

10 most annoying habits of hotel guests

An Expedia survey has revealed holidaymakers' biggest bugbears with their fellow tourists.

Kia ora: Owaka

This friendly town is a fabulous place from which to explore the Catlins.

Bar/fly: Palm Tree, London

Shandelle Battersby finds the Palm Tree a haven from London's summer sun.

The tourists who can't let 'Frozen' go

The hit movie was released with the backing of Norway's tourist board, but the resulting onslaught of holidaymakers has led to a frosty reception from some communities.

Room check: Rainbow Beach Ultimate Camping, Queensland

Andrew Louis checks out a campground where you can have the tenting experience without having to pitch and pack away the tent.

Borderless slumber: The hotel that straddles two countries

Once you're inside this cross-border hotel, you can walk from one country to the other in seconds.

The national park where you could get away with murder

There's a judicial no-man's land in a beautiful part of the USA, where a murderer could get off scot-free, says a law professor.

Surprising way to get kicked off a flight

Being removed from a flight would cause most people a large degree of embarrassment so take heed of this information before you next board a plane.

A gallery geek's Met survival guide

The first time I made an attempt on the Metropolitan Museum of Art, I saved my visit for my last day in New York - a sunny, quiet Monday.