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Following a spate of bush fires in New South Wales, Australia, fire services have worked hard to contain and control the blazes and the New South Wales Environment & Heritage department has issued a statement saying that walking tracks and trails in the Sydney region are now open.
Wexas Managing Director Steve Allen travelled to India with his family and records his impressions of this beguiling, beautiful destination over a series of five special blog posts.
The British Museum has launched its latest exhibition, Beyond El Dorado, which features 200 artefacts from Bogotá's Museo del Oro (Museum of Gold) and showcases the mystery and majesty of ancient Colombia before the 16th-century arrival of the Spanish.
The Milford Track in New Zealand, described as, 'the finest walk in the world' is set to enjoy its 125th anniversary. The five-day/four-night track traverses the heart of the wild fjord country on New Zealand's South Island. Initially pioneered by Quintin Mackinnon in 1888, the route has gone on …
As Lonely Planet turns 40 this year, the world's number one travel publisher has handpicked the most magnificent sights across the globe for a pictorial collection, Lonely Planet's Beautiful World. The resulting book celebrates the most spectacular places on the planet, from Botswana's Okavango Riv…
Kenya tourism authorities have sought to reassure travellers of the country's safety. The cabinet secretary for East Africa Commerce and Tourism, Phyllis Kandie, reassured visitors that tourist facilities are continuing to operate normally across the country, saying, ‘We wish to assure tourists tha…