Cape Town, South Africa: My Kind of Town
John Wilcox offers a guide to Cape Town's best attractions, hotels, restaurants and shops.
Category news Posted by/Source Telegraph.co.uk on 09/03/2010

Komodo dragons: luxury cruise in Indonesia
Gavin Bell encounters man-eating Komodo dragons every bit as daunting as their gruesome reputation.
Category news Posted by/Source Telegraph.co.uk on 09/03/2010

Five great luxury cruises
Five wonderful luxury cruises, from barges with Jacuzzis to mega yachts with massage rooms.
Category news Posted by/Source Telegraph.co.uk on 09/03/2010

Cruise holidays: deals of the day - March 2, 2010
The best late deals on cruises to the Arctic, the Red Sea, and the Mediterranean.
Category news Posted by/Source Telegraph.co.uk on 09/03/2010

Calcot Manor, Gloucestershire: hotel review
Fiona Duncan reviews Calcot Manor, a relaxing establishment that comes awfully close to hotel nirvana.
Category news Posted by/Source Telegraph.co.uk on 09/03/2010

Camera phone travel photo tips
See a gallery of 12 images from the exhibition below left
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Travel advice: guide to tour operator ownership
Sophie Butler advises on which tour companies are umbrella organisations for smaller travel specialists.
Category news Posted by/Source Telegraph.co.uk on 08/03/2010

The Sun Inn, Edinburgh: hotel review
Anne Jepson reviews The Sun Inn, Edinburgh, a refurbished inn with a buzzing bistro and rooms including a suite with an extraordinarily comfortable copper bath.
Category news Posted by/Source Telegraph.co.uk on 08/03/2010

Prestonfield House, Edinburgh: hotel review
Anne Jepson reviews Prestonfield House, an extravagant hotel designed to entice you to live out some hedonistic, historic or overindulgent fantasy.
Category news Posted by/Source Telegraph.co.uk on 08/03/2010

Dalhousie Castle and Spa, Edinburgh: hotel review
Anne Jepson reviews Dalhousie Castle and Spa, a hotel that successfully mixes baronial splendour, architectural quirks and a sense of seclusion and relaxation in Edinburgh.
Category news Posted by/Source Telegraph.co.uk on 08/03/2010

The 40-something ski bum: blog 19
Our columnist considers one of life's fundamental questions: does eating more chocolate make you happier?
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Nendaz: Skiing at night by the light of a full moon
Colin Nicholson discovers the joy of special evening ski sessions.
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Pothole Britain: 'snow tax' introduced to pay for crumbling road repairs
Some councils have introduced the levies to pay for the multi-million pound potholes repair bill caused by the recent freezing weather.
Category news Posted by/Source Telegraph.co.uk on 07/03/2010

Europe's 100 sexiest summer villas
France
Category news Posted by/Source timesonline.co.uk on 07/03/2010

20 best family getaways for Easter
Havent booked your Easter holiday yet? If youre desperate for some sun after such a harsh winter, you may have come a cropper.
Category news Posted by/Source timesonline.co.uk on 06/03/2010

Top 50 child-free holidays
Cool hotels
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Secrets of Stieg's Stockholm
Some people go to Stockholm to wonder at the royal palaces and the Vasa, the 17th-century warship that is one of Europes archaeological treasures. Not us. We have been touring the crummy part of town for hours, knee-deep in snow, looking for a woman who goes by the description of a tattooed bisexual ...
Category news Posted by/Source timesonline.co.uk on 06/03/2010

Britain's 22 best springtime attractions
Burncoose Gardens, Cornwall These stunning gardens were planted more than 100 years ago by the estates botany-loving owner and through spring are a riot of primroses, wild violets, bluebells and snowdrops. Sweet-scented azaleas and mimosa should also be in bloom soon. The attached nurseries sell a huge ...
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Rogue wave kills two on cruise ship in the Mediterranean
A 26ft rogue wave smashed into a cruise ship carrying nearly 2,000 people in the Mediterranean yesterday, smashing glass windshields and leaving two passengers dead.
Category news Posted by/Source timesonline.co.uk on 05/03/2010

Prince of Wales raises funds for Sherpa museum
The Prince of Wales has joined the fight to preserve Sherpa heritage in Nepal.
Category news Posted by/Source Telegraph.co.uk on 05/03/2010