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City Escapes: Suffolk
Suffolk is one of England’s most traditional counties. Predominantly comprised of low lying and flat farming countryside, with a picturesque coast on the...
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Study Guides: Epidemics Throughout The Ages
In an increasingly interconnected and peaceful world, disease remains one of the greatest fears of the modern age, especially the outbreak of a ‘superbug’.
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WOW: What’s On Where In March
In March there’s a whole heap of discoveries to be made around the world, from sheep shearing competitions in New Zealand to Saint Patrick's Day celebrations...
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Ancient Mariners of the Pacific
Traditional Polynesian navigation was used for thousands of years to make long voyages across thousands of miles of the vast, unexplored Pacific Ocean.
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The Ice Fields of Southern Patagonia
The Southern Patagonia ice field stretches across Chile and Argentina and is the third largest in the world, covering an area of almost 5,000 square miles.
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WOW: What’s On Where In January
January marks the beginning of the New Year in the Gregorian calendar, and for many this means a month of abstinence and setting new goals and attitudes for...
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Cascading Borders: Iguazu Falls
The Iguazu River is located in the north east corner of Argentina and flows along a large portion of the border with Brazil. The Iguazu Falls are made up of...
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What Kind of Traveller Are You?
With the new challenges that the modern world of travel poses, we have identified 3 new types of nightmarish traveller. Do you recognise any of them?
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A Weekend Escape From Los Angeles To The Baja...
Travellers visiting Los Angeles have a plethora of options within the The Golden State for a weekend expedition, though many travellers don’t realise how...
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