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Pacific Pearl leaves New Zealand

To mark her return to Australia, Pacific Pearl's four-day cruise will feature a number of friendly Aussies versus Kiwis battle.

Lights, camera, action ... location

Movie buffs, test your trivia and explore some of the amazing American nature spots featured in these classic films.

Diners get sick at famous Japan restaurant

A Michelin-starred restaurant in Japan has closed temporarily after 14 people got food-poisoning.

Reef tourists put off by coral bleaching

Coral bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef could result in one million fewer visitors and hundreds of millions of dollars in lost tourism revenue each year

Cruising: See food at sea - eat it

The see-food-and-eat-it diet is alive and well at sea, discovers Patricia Greig.

Revealed: The quietest seat on a plane

Other than being sat next to a rude or annoying passenger, there's nothing worse than being stuck in an aeroplane seat where the outside noise makes it impossible to sleep.

Budapest: Under my skin

Sitting in the heart of a major geological basin, Budapest claims to be the only capital city in the world with healing thermal springs.

Port Arthur: Beauty after brutality

From a sheltered cove a broad sweep of lawn rises steadily to a formal garden, cross-hatched with pathways.

Infamous Beijing bug market to close

Tourists in Beijing will no longer be able to indulge their adventurous palate and sample scorpions, centipedes or other insect delicacies

What could Brexit mean for travellers?

Given that London is the biggest gateway for international travel to Europe, a UK separation could create a storm of regulatory headaches, from immigration.

Groote Eylandt: The Aussie island rolling in cash

A spectacular, mineral-rich island perched in the pristine waters of Australia's Gulf of Carpentaria has a simmering battle on its hands.

Students travel across Scotland with no money

Two thrifty students have hitchhiked over 650 miles across Scotland without reaching into their pockets once to spend cash on food or transport.

Sunshine Special: Let's get outta here!

We don't need to tell you that July in New Zealand is a weather bomb.

Five day trips from Sydney

There's so much more to New South Wales than its glamorous state capital.

Thrill ride proposed for NY train station

Catching a train at New York's crowded Penn Station is no thrill, but a development team has proposed a novel plan to overhaul it.

Indie singer kicked off flight after tantrum

The lead singer of British indie band The View was kicked off a plane after he allegedly became aggressive when he was moved to a seat away from his girlfriend.