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Openings: New York, Edinburgh, Lima, Rotterdam

06 May 2013 | By Sunshine Flint

The Refinery Hotel opens 16 May in New York City’s Garment District, with a rooftop lounge offering views of the Empire State Building.

Hotels

Business travel in an age of austerity

06 May 2013 | By Nick Easen

Flatlining economies are impacting business travel around the globe, with hotels, airlines and travel operators muscling in on penny-pinching executives.

Reader Q&A

Reader Q&A: How to explore Vietnam with kids

03 May 2013 | By Olivia Prentzel

Donita Richards is planning to take her children, 3½ and 1½, to Vietnam next February and wants to know what to do and what to avoid. Our Facebook fans weighed in with travel advice.

In brief: World’s best restaurants named

03 May 2013 | By Karina Martinez-Carter

Every Friday, we help you navigate the week’s most important and interesting travel news stories.

Localites

Saunter your way around Manhattan

03 May 2013 | By Amy Brader

Light Red Lighthouse George Washington Bridge New York

The Great Saunter, a 32-mile hike around the island, offers sure-footed explorers a new perspective on New York City.

Localites

In Rome, see how the other half lives

03 May 2013 | By Amanda Ruggeri

This weekend, some 170 private palaces, academies, homes and other buildings will open their doors to visitors.

Localites

Berlin’s Theatertreffen turns 50

02 May 2013 | By Paul Sullivan

This month marks an important anniversary for Theatertreffen, an annual festival that pays tribute to the vitality and diversity of German-language theatre.

The bottom line of travel writing

01 May 2013 | By Husna Haq

Following a debate surrounding the ethics of press trips, travel publications and organisations weigh in with their own polices – and not everyone is against the practice.

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