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MARK PALMER: From lobster salad and ‘beef a la mode’ in the 50s to a squashed fly in my egg sarnie, how did airline food come to this?
British Airways has just produced a book called Flavour Of Flight, which chronicles the food and drink served on board…
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Miles of joy on Mexico’s coast with the most: The discovery of another lost Mayan city makes the Yucatan Peninsula even more enticing
The Mayans believed in many gods. They were also highly literate, architecturally advanced and developed a system of mathematics that…
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Fascinating historic photos show one of the UK’s ‘worst’ seaside towns in its heyday – packed with daytrippers
Clacton-on-Sea was named one of the UK’s worst seaside towns in a recent Which? survey – but the town was…
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My stay at the ‘best hotel in Wales’ for 2024 to see if it lives up to the hype. It’s VERY good (but here’s why it doesn’t quite get full marks)
The best hotel in Wales. This accolade was bestowed upon The Parkgate Hotel in Cardiff in the 2024 AA Hospitality…
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Aussies slam major issue with the world’s second most expensive passport: ‘Such a s***tshow’
By STEVE WILLIAMS FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA Published: 04:29 EST, 9 November 2024 | Updated: 04:29 EST, 9 November 2024…
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I’m a traveller and these are the things I wish I’d known before going to Paris – I HATED my first visit, but now I’ve fallen in love with the city…
A traveller who describes herself as a former ‘certified Paris hater’ has posted a tips video to help tourists fall…
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I live on top of the world – in the most northern urban community on the planet: Here’s why I’m staying put, despite -30C temperatures, no trees and months of darkness every year
Svalbard is one of the world’s northernmost inhabited areas – and certainly isn’t for everyone. As resident Cecilia Blomdahl reveals….
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