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We travelled 7,500km to the Norwegian Arctic in a no-frills sailboat that was better suited for cruising the Mediterranean than penetrating the polar ice.
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On this fascinating South Pacific island, all 62 residents are related, everyone shares the same surname and can trace their lineage back to one British man.
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It’s been described as “the craziest thing you can do underground in Britain” without special certification. Amanda Ruggeri travelled 400m beneath the earth to see for herself.
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To get to some of the most remote parts of Alaska, you need to fly. The Travel Show heads into these inaccessible spots to find beauty, peace and isolation before it all disappears.
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More than 16 million visitors come to the Lake District each year. Emily Wren found a more secluded – and adrenaline-pumping – way to explore.
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Driving past towering icons like Big Ben and the Matterhorn, these tiny cars are taking on some proportionally epic adventures.
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“I wanted to prove to others and to myself that our life circumstances should never hinder us from going after our dreams.”
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Five ideas for the outward-bound traveller, from a kayak that folds origami-style to eco-friendly luggage made from recycled billboard ads.
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BBC Travel uncovers the hidden side of the parks through its people
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This former regional power is now an eerie, abandoned city of ghosts
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Will this desert wasteland see new life?
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From rocket ships to flying cars, these kids inspire us to love the world
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What inspires Steven Tyler and Mario Batali? We asked them – and others
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