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Done Dubai? UAE s Ras Al-Khaimah offers luxury travel at a fraction of the price – and a 3km zipline

Done Dubai? UAE s Ras Al-Khaimah offers luxury travel at a fraction of the price – and a 3km zipline
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West Slovenia is an affordable feast of agritourism, cuisine and beautiful lakes

West Slovenia is an affordable feast of agritourism, cuisine and beautiful lakes
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Georgia sure to linger on your mind after time-travelling trip

I’ve been guided through many a city over the years but never with a more unusual companion. My new four-legged friend Kursha does not appear in the listings of tours around Georgia’s capital, Tbilisi. But wander along the city’s central thoroughfare Rustaveli Avenue and you may find him resting at the entrance to the Opera House, or the spectacular National Museum. Both are his regular beats.

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Walking in the footsteps of Keats and Austen in picturesque Winchester

Walking in the footsteps of Keats and Austen in picturesque Winchester
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Thrilling, disorienting Algeria: Cruise ships, casbahs, historic sites and mint tea with honey-laced biscuits

Algiers rises up to steep hills, medieval and mysterious; the capital of a country that’s slowly opening its doors to foreign travellers. Amid the Unesco-protected labyrinth of the Casbah, the faithful are called to prayer from tall minarets as our ship glides into port.

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