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Do you want fries with that sauna?
If you've ever craved a burger and fries while flushing out your pores, Finland could be the latest destination to add to your bucket list.

The best landmarks around the world revealed
Here are the top 25 tourist attractions in the world, according to TripAdvisor's millions of users.

Travel Live: Don't dream it's over
By the end of my Contiki tour of Vietnam, it felt like I'd been on the road for weeks - but now that I'm back in the office, it's like a blink of the eye.

Instagram travel hunk seeks companion
He runs one of Instagram's most followed travel accounts, but globetrotting hottie Jeremy Jauncey is still searching for someone special to share it all with.

Inside the lavish hotel that's hosted Justin Bieber
In-room bars, king-sized beds and a seven-storey staircase lashed in marble. The decision to stay at the Rosewood London hotel should not be taken lightly.

The garden that wants to kill you
This sinister botanical wonderland is home to 100 of the world's most lethal plants...

Uluru: To climb or not to climb
It's 6pm and there's something of a party atmosphere at the Uluru sunset viewing area.

Malaysia: Paradise in the jungle
No bananas! I couldn't believe there had been no bananas in our entire village and in the middle of a sweat-drenched 10km jungle trek, I was starting to cramp up.

Sri Lanka: Elephant in the room
More than 10 years after the Boxing Day tsunami, the tiny village of Mirissa, on the south coast of Sri Lanka, is still doing it tough.

Canada: Three apres-ski hotspots in Whistler
Dusty's sits at the foot of the Dave Murray Downhill and is one of Whistler's first apres spots.

Tourism spending soars
The Tourism Industry Association estimates that in the year to March spending will reach $32.5 billion.

Time to hike hotel rates, says tourist researcher
One industry watcher says it's time for NZ hotels to get investment in new properties.

Melbourne: Monster MASH
The interesting thing about this exhibition being based in a museum is the balance between science and Hollywood.

Travel Live: Hoi An the real deal
With its old mustard coloured buildings, multitudes of lanterns, bicycles and happy looking dogs, Hoi An is definitely our cutest stop yet.

Great Ocean Rd: Bonding on the bus
Second stop is Admiral's Arch. It's here we watch honking New Zealand fur seals frolic in the huge washing machine swells.

Siberia: Frozen to the core
It's hard not to feel like James Bond stepping off the hovercraft on the crunchy ice of frozen solid Lake Baikal in Siberia.

Ask Away: A good European Christmas
Well, for one, it's pretty magical to get to experience a white Christmas - sure, it'll be extremely cold, but Europe does Christmas exceptionally well.

Bogota: On the trail of El Dorado
There's a 10 per cent chance of sunshine in Colombia's Chingaza National Park.

America: Deep in the heart of Texas
"Y'all not from round here, are ya? Ain't nobody drinks Buuuud. This is Shiner Bock country, sir."

Win a Singapore holiday for two
Singapore Airlines this month celebrates 40 years of flying into Auckland.

Travel Live: Good morning Vietnam
I'd been warned about the intense traffic in Vietnam when I had trouble crossing the streets in Taiwan.

Thailand: Phi Phi but different
The hotel manager offers a broad smile as he guides me down the boat ramp on to the warm sand of the eastern shore of Phi Phi Island (pronounced "PP").

The receding snows of Kilimanjaro
The mountains of East Africa are being dissolved by climate change, Jason Patinkin reports.

Stop over: Medellin matters
Colombia's second-largest city is breaking free from its dark past and undergoing an exciting revival, writes Christina Horsten.

United States: Hollywood holiday
You don't need to be Jay Z or Beyonce to live it up like a star in West Hollywood.

10 things I learned since I quit my job
I had been working as a news producer for one of the most-watched commercial television networks in Australia for 18 months, but suddenly I'd had enough.

Antarctica gets hot for another reason: Tourists
In January 1966, the first ship carrying "citizen-explorers" arrived in Antarctica and only a handful of leisure travelers had ever considered visiting.