Warm-hearted hospitality sets Ethiopia apart
Whether you are gawking at 800-year-old sunken churches or gyrating in hole-in-the-wall clubs, the country's main attraction is its beautiful people.
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Giving African tourists to SA a whole lot more
African tourists are flocking to South Africa, according to figures released at last week's tourism indaba in Durban.
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Life in a small town through Rosendal-coloured spectacles
The Free State town lives up to its botanical name, but locals hardly slow down enough to smell them.
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From checkpoint to tourist snack point
Since the fall of the Berlin Wall, the confrontation at Checkpoint Charlie,the tensest spot in the Cold War, has turned into a more prosaic one.
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Where block bookings are welcome
It may make adults go to pieces, but for the young
at heart or children Legoland Hotel is the place to be.
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The soothing sounds of silence
A guest farm hidden in the Groot Marico valley provides nature activities or, best of all, an excuse to do nothing.
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The night is always young
Madrid comes alive after dark -- no one
sensible goes out dancing before 2am. Resident Paul Richardson picks the best places to go.
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In the garden of nature's delights
This tranquil corner of the Garden Route boasts stunning wildlife, an untamed coastline and scarcely a soul in sight during the off-peak season.
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Material world rolls out the red carpet
The city of Dubai seems airless, like a still photograph from a science fiction future.
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Cooking up a storm in a summer paradise
When you get tired of R&R on a Malaysian tropical island, what better way to pass the time than learning to cook like a local?
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