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Deciphering "shoulder season" is one of travel's biggest mysteries. Why you should care.

Czech 'Bone Church' bans skeleton selfies

The Gothic Czech chapel of skulls has begun to attract disrespectful photographers.

Never sleep naked: A flying doctor's travel tips

As a "flying doc" Ben MacFarlane spends a lot of time in the air and in hotels overseas.

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Jet lag is your own fault, Qantas says

It turns out, you only have yourself to blame.

The newest Unesco World Heritage sites worth visiting

Unesco officials recently added 29 sites to the collection of World Heritage Sites.

Travel bugs: Paradise in the jungle and the littering monks of Laos

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The place to be: Downtown LA is a cultural delight

Jo Bell shares her tips for a stylish stay in Downtown Los Angeles.

Unfamiliar waters: Cruising the world's most interesting rivers

These are some of the best experience you can have off ship during a river cruise.

Cruising: The best spa treatments

These irresistible spa treatments will make you stop and smell the rose-scented body oil.

No fly list: The most unusual reasons to land a travel ban

There are a number of sins that land you on the travel industry's mysterious blacklists.

TripAdvisor bans ticket sales to SeaWorld

TripAdvisor will no longer ticket attractions breeding captive whales or dolphins.

Cruising: The ships visiting our region this season

With so many ships heading our way, we've created this handy guide to help you choose.

Ship to shore: Six lesser-known port stops worth exploring

These port stops might not be on your radar — but they are worth getting excited about.

Edinburgh for $200

Expect history and excellent pub food, including the required haggis, neeps and tatties.

Galapagos Islands' first resort given green light

Today the Galapagos are still some of the most untouched parts of the planet.