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New Zealand’s ecosystems

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The hiking is some of the most hassle-free in the world and the scenery at 4,000 feet rivals the Andes at 14,000.


Ecuador’s mainland animals

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Not all of Ecuador’s animals are found on the bio-diverse Galapagos Islands that Charles Darwin made famous in On the Origin of Species. Straddling across the Andes from the Amazon to the Pacific Ocean, there are record numbers of insects, reptiles and birds to be found on the country’s mainland.


A perfect day in Quito

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The second-highest capital in the world is a lovely Andean city with an exquisite colonial centre packed with architectural treasures.
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Keeping Disney magic afloat

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After more than 80 years of entertainment, Walt Disney World and its cruise offerings are getting a major reboot.
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Touring the Disney Dream

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The Disney Dream, the newest addition to the 13-year-old Disney Cruise Line, mixes kid-friendly spaces with a Art Deco and Art Nouveau design.


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Navigating the traveller exodus out of Egypt

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Options for getting out of the country, or safely staying put, in the midst of escalating political protests.
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