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- Where block bookings are welcome
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It may make adults go to pieces, but for the young at heart or children Legoland Hotel is the place to be.
- Where sleep steals your dreams
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Its beauty is dazzling by day, but when the sun goes down New Zealand's seas and glittering skies are another world.
- Copenhagen is making a killing
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The unflattering portrait of the city in the TV series The Killing has done nothing to damage its friendly and stylish nature.
- Being local for a day
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A pioneering city guide that matches tourists with local 'soulmates' gives our writer the inside track on Stockholm's secret places.
- An afternoon in Argentina
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Not even a run-in with muggers could distract Anelde Greeff from Buenos Aires's colourful cuisine.
- A home for lost love
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Every object tells a story, and none more so than the exhibits donated to Croatia's Museum of Broken Relationships.
- Waiter, there's a spider in my food
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A Cambodian market in the town of Skuon, 75km outside the capital of Phnom Penh, is the place to visit if you really want to see how the locals eat.
- Fruits of tourism sweeten a bitter legacy
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Cambodia and Vietnam, both emerging from a violent past, are intent on building a prosperous future.
- Gulf tourists swap Egypt for Turkey
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The Arab spring is fuelling a Turkish summer as Saudis, Kuwaitis and other tourists from the Gulf states head there for their holidays.
- A slice of prehistory
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In a quarry in Bolivia lies the world's largest collection of dinosaur footprints. Ian Belcher steps back in time.
