Australia
What outback?
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When Baz Luhrmann's epic hits screens next week, it's sure to pique travellers' interest in Western Australia. But as The Globe's resident Aussie, Tenille Bonoguore reports, there's a whole lot more to Oz than the bush
22/11/08
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Cinema in paradise
Want to add some culture to your sun or ski getaway? Resort towns are hosting film festivals to liven up their shoulder seasons - and you might just bump into a DiCaprio or a Spacey, Denis Seguin reports
19/11/08
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America's other frontier
Puerto Rico has its share of poolside lounge chairs. But this American territory also has an adventurous streak and an adrenalin-charged tourism industry to match.
Massimo Commanducci kayaks, surfs, zip-lines – and hikes into one very deep bat cave
15/11/08
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Golf
Southern swings
Your club closing up for the winter? Time to follow the pros to golf-mad Florida, where the season never ends - and resorts are spending big bucks on new course designs and amenities. Brian Kendall drives for the Sunshine State's trickiest and prettiest holes
12/11/08
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Cities on the cheap
The upside to the downturn4
Hotels for £1. Discounts at 21 Club. Or how about Reykjavik half price? Ellen Himelfarb rounds up meltdown deals and other ways to travel smoothly in tough times
08/11/08
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Travelling to the dark side10
From New York's ground zero to the Killing Fields of Cambodia, tourists are flocking to sites of suffering - and even into war zones. Laszlo Buhasz explores our desire to pay tribute and look death in the face
05/11/08
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Executive class
David Hawksworth, executive chef, Hawksworth Catering
19/11/08
10:51 AM
Your animal photos
We asked you to share your best travel shots of animals in the wild. Here are some of our favourites
The Street
Downtown 'Deadmonton' no more3
For years, only tumbleweeds stuck around Edmonton's central core after office hours.
But the oil and gas boom has brought big bucks and a
creative surge to the area — transforming 104 Street into a hub for locals serious about play
01/11/08
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104 Street
Wildlife photography
How to shoot killer digital pictures
Even the smallest digitals now have features to help you improve your outdoor or wildlife photography
25/10/08
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Gear
Into the wild, with a little help
You're pumped for your own Alaskan odyssey, or tracking lions in Africa. The only hitch: You chill easily and your nickname is Wrongway. Explore magazine's Ryan Stuart rounds up six essentials for Krakauer-worthy adventures, minus the discomfort
