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Hong Kong's biggest arts festival

By Hana R Alberts

Lyon Opera Ballet The 2012 Hong Kong Arts Festival is currently underway, with more than 170 performances over five weeks by international superstars as well as local acts. Read more…

Philadelphia’s musical roots

By Lindsay Davis

Union Transfer Philadelphia Pennsylvania’s largest city – more famously known as the birthplace of American independence – is home to a surprising mix of pioneering artists and new sounds. Read more…

Journey into the Maya underworld

By Mara Vorhees, Lonely Planet

San Ignacio, Belize According to Maya legend, the entrance to the underworld is located in Belize’s Chiquibul cave system, where travellers can access several ceremonial and human sacrifice sites. Read more…

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Map your adventures with mobile apps

By Sean O'Neill

mapping aps Your smartphone can do more than pinpoint your position on a GPS-powered map. It can also help you plot potential sights and record your route as you go. Read more…

The Titanic’s final resting place

By Christa Larwood, Lonely Planet Magazine

Looking forward Beneath the handsome lighthouses, sweet fishing villages and multicoloured forests of Atlantic Canada lies a wild history of pirates, ghosts and shipwrecks. Read more…

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