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Eat your way around the world in Beirut

By Mike MacEacheran

The Lebanese city’s food and drink scene is going global, with returning expats bringing new tastes and flavours, and high-profile foreign restaurateurs opening exciting new outlets.
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Golf trips are teeing off strong

By Nick Easen

Extensive global television coverage and keen pricing are helping golf tourism bounce back from the global economic downturn.
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Cambodia’s endangered paradise

By Tim Shields

Koh Rong, an unspoiled island getaway with turquoise-green waters, powder-white beaches and untouched fishing villages, is being threatened by development.
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Mini guide to Amsterdam, Netherlands

This city is a place of contradictions, with tranquil canals and grand 17th-century houses paired with extremely progressive mentalities and the Red Light District.
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Travelwise: The implications of Scottish independence

By Suemedha Sood

It is hard to tell just how many Scottish voters want independence from the United Kingdom, but even if it happens, visitors would find many things unchanged.
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Walking the new Wales coastal path

By Sean O'Neill

The 870-mile cross-country route connects rugged landscapes with idiosyncratic market towns, giving Wales the first coastline that can be fully hiked on a formal path.
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Editor's picks

Blog Posts

Drawing on experience: Croatia

Have book and pen, will travel


The cities that never sleep

Should a city be active 24 hours a day?


Dinner cooked by an active volcano

A geothermal stove in the Canary Islands


Asia’s international hotel boom

Starwood, Hilton and Marriot are heading east


The latest news from Fast Track

The best place to exchange foreign currency


Slideshows

Affordable small hotels in Paris

Cosy and unique places to stay


Dawn around the world

See the planet in a different light


Trekking Uganda’s mountain gorillas

See the largest primate in the world


Best breakfast sandwiches in the US

Restaurants get creative with eggs and bacon


Scotland’s summer festivities

The warm months are full of Celtic tradition


Where in the world? with Lonely Planet

Plaza de la Virgen, Valencia, Spain

Spain’s third-largest city has urban beaches, a futuristic arts complex and even its own Holy Grail.

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Travel Tweets

2012 around the BBC

Muse: Matt Bellamy, Dominic Howard and Christopher Wolstenholme

Muse carry Olympic flame in Devon

Thousands turn out to see rock band Muse carry the Olympic flame in their home town of Teignmouth, on day two of the Olympic torch relay.

Sketch showing the official route of the first marathon race in Olympics (1908), from the Royal Box at Windsor Castle to the stadium at White City

Archive reveals Olympic legacy

Hundreds of documents from the Olympic and Paralympic Games will be made available online by the National Archives.

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