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Whether you want to test the waters close to home or immerse yourself into the vivid marine world of the tropics, Beth Tierney has the trip for you

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Style high: Milan's ancient and modern skyline

Italy's fashion capital is also home to a network of canals perfected by Leonardo da Vinci, says Aoife O'Riordain

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From 12th century English abbeys to 17th century Italian monasteries

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Plane speaking: the rooms are small, but not like cabins
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Flat-pack hotel is cleared for take off

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In the fast lane: the pace of Rwanda's growing economy is
evident in the busy capital Kigali

It has been 20 years since the nation was torn apart by genocide, but this year's commemorations will be marked by hope and positivity

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Greece is the word: the hill town of Monemvasia

Luxury retreats are blazing a trail for a new style of rural tourism in Greece, says Mark Jones

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Set piece: Cromlix

Simon Calder visits the Olympic gold medallist tennis player's new Perthshire retreat to see what it serves up

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On the edge: Ronda

As if the extraordinary setting of Ronda wasn't enough, Sankha Guha discovers great gazpacho, soaring birds and Moorish history on an Andalucian adventure

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Sights and sounds: The House of Music

A new concert hall crowns this Danish delight's regenerated shoreline, says James Litston

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Go wild: many camp programmes focus on adventure

Keep your children entertained over the holidays

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Drop in the ocean: Pigeon Key in Florida

Kate Eshelby traces the tracks of the old railroad that once connected these tropical islands

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Rocks and a hard place: the West MacDonnell Ranges

Mark Rowe samples a section of the Larapinta Trail which stretches from Alice Springs to the West MacDonnell Ranges, through rugged Red Centre scenery.

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Trasierra, Cazalla de la Sierra: In 1978, Charlotte Scott upped sticks from London and moved to Andalucia in search of a project

Bucolic estates, soul-stirring scenery, stone cottages, and the former home of flamenco dancer Antonio Ruiz Sole

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Modica in Sicily
School holidays may be imminent, but there are still deals for a last-minute trip. Laura Holt rounds up the best
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Elegant streets in Gozo
Blue skies, wildflowers, ancient temples and a world first for acoustic archaeology
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Ring cycle: Simon Usborne (in black) in the Lee Valley velodrome
Simon Usborne pedalled off for a preview of the Velopark's four different courses
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Just deserts: the stark landscape of Namibia
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'The Namibian desert is pretty special – the sand dunes roll on for miles'

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Personal trainer Matt Roberts is due to host a fitness retreat at Babington House in Somerset from 11-13 May
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From rustic chic in rural Provence to Scotland's first via ferrata

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Visa vision: Turkey has tricky new entry rules
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The man who pays his way

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Chicago has some stunning shopping
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The Hedonist: what to see and where to be seen

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A dog’s life: Long Cover Cottage
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Where B&B; stands for basket and breakfast

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Joined-up thinking: Same-sex couples should expect the same welcome as any other couple on holiday
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Simon Forrester: Something to Declare

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Board room: the French-inspired decor in one of the bedrooms
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Provençal-style decor, spa treatments and gourmet treats are all at hand at this rustic hideaway, says Juliet Kinsman

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The Ryukoku Museum, Kyoto
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From folk crafts to modern sculptures

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Bright lights, big city break: by starting your trip in Europe, you could fly to Los Angeles for less
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Treat yourself to a weekend in a European city and you can also cut the cost of a long-haul trip...

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Square route: the busy Piata Universitatii
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Once known as the 'Paris of the East', the Romanian capital is at last rediscovering its former glory

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Double jeopardy: Kynance Cove in Cornwall
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'I love the coastline of Cornwall. When the sun is shining, it's like God's country'

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£750 - Regent Holidays
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An active break in Iceland

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The Paper Factory Hotel is open in the New York borough of Queens
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From alternative safaris in Zambia to puffin-watching in the Channel Islands

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Storm force 10: the Great Western line at Dawlish
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The man who pays

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Skiing freshly groomed pistes in Whistler-Blackcomb
skiingNew lifts enhance appeal of this ambitious resort
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Can Planells and its pool
hotelsIbiza: Birds are a soundtrack where party scene feels a world away
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Despite next year’s cut in the levy on flying to the Caribbean, the effect on the final bill will be minimal
Ben Ross follows up on the Budget announcement
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Jumbo journey: Gatwick to Indonesia
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The man who pays his way

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Dive in: the Great Barrier Reef, off the Queensland coast
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'The Great Barrier Reef was amazing... Australia is like being on another planet'

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Villa No. 174 soft-launched last summer on top of Santa Teresa hill in Rio and is due to open officially in June when the World Cup begins
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From Dumfries & Galloway's Wild Spring Festival to a 53-day world tour by train

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