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Travel on the other side of the fence: How the rich and famous get around

WHAT must it be like to live in a world where the airspace is shut down when you arrive, your blood type is carried in your car in case of emergency and your security team can request the removal of city roundabouts so you don’t have to slow down? Who knows, because it’s not a...
Posted On 11 Dec 2014
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Australian embassies crack down on ‘pest’ travelers

Pic: AP. AUSTRALIA’S government is attempting to curb Australian travelers’ soaring expectations of what help they can get from their embassies, such as a loan to pay a prostitute in Thailand or assistance to evict a polecat from a ceiling in the United States. Foreign Minister...
Posted On 11 Dec 2014
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Exquisite views and fine Mediterranean dining at Sirocco, Bangkok

The views from Sirocco are simply breathtaking. WALKING down the staircase of Sirocco restaurant and Sky Bar you will find one of the most stunning views for a dinner you can find in the world.  Sirocco sits on the 63rd floor of the lebua at State Tower building, almost 250...
Posted On 11 Dec 2014
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Anantara Chiang Mai: A true urban oasis

First impressions at the Anantara Chiang Mai. WHEN you walk into the Anantara Resort & Spa from the busy streets of central Chiang Mai you instantly feel the calmness and serenity of this urban oasis. From the sleek and seductive decor to the friendly and professional staff,...
Posted On 11 Dec 2014
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The 10 best and worst travel moments of 2014

TRAVEL is always beset with highs and lows and this year in the Asia-Pacific region it has been no different. While the Malaysian air tragedies, the ferry disaster in South Korea and the avalanches in Nepal have painted the year in sadder hues, there have also been brighter...
Posted On 11 Dec 2014
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Top destinations to uncover in 2015

FROM cosmopolitan cities to breathtaking landscapes and vestiges of arts and culture, these dynamic places across the Asia-Pacific are places to put on your travel bucket list in the new year. With the G20 Summit in November 2014, Brisbane has cemented itself on the world stage...
Posted On 21 Nov 2014
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Lanterns banned near airports for Thailand’s Loy Krathong festival

This festival occurred occurs every year just north of Chiang Mai, Thailand in October or November. ANYONE who has spent time in Chiang Mai, Thailand, during the past months has surely heard the phrase Loi Krathong thrown out at one point or another. The massive festival, which...
Posted On 21 Nov 2014
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Four easy ways to lose all your money in Southeast Asia

I GENERALLY try to prepare as little as possible in all aspects of my life. I tell others it’s more fun this way, and that I like to see where the wind will take me. But to be brutally honest, I’m hideously lazy and utterly scatterbrained. So, I find anything involving any real...
Posted On 29 Oct 2014
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Nepal tightening up mountain rules in wake of disaster

Trekkers heading to Annapurna Base Camp. Pic: Joanne Lane, www.visitedplanet.com IN the aftermath of the recent hiking disaster in which at least 41 people were killed when a blizzard and avalanches swept across Nepal’s Annapurna region, the Nepal government has promised to...
Posted On 29 Oct 2014
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The Weekend Warrior’s guide to… Siem Reap

Angkor Wat. Pic: Ben Cowles. WITH the city’s innumerable temples, overeager moto drivers, unofficial tour guides, flocks of one-dollar kids, and absurd humidity, 48 hours in Siem Reap can be a rather beguiling experience for the unprepared. This weekend warrior’s guide will set...
Posted On 25 Oct 2014
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