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Located in the Vallée de Joux, the project will be completed by 2020
The Scottish Highlands has become a favourite spot for Gulf royals – unsurprising given the stunning natural scenery and rich history, says Neil King
Munich’s combination of culture, history and hearty food makes it well worth a visit
Austyn Allison discovers the sights, sounds and history of Durban, South Africa
With lush forests, unique wildlife, and the possibility of pirate treasure, there’s much more to the 115-island Seychelles archipelago
The former Soviet Union country has come into its own, and presents visitors with an array of delights, says Aarti Nagraj
The Vietnamese capital offers an eclectic mix of culture, food, atmosphere and history on the banks of the Red River
The ‘fire country’ has an eclectic mix of historical attractions set alongside new-world wonders to satisfy the taste of any visitor
Neil King traverses the southeastern county of Essex in the UK, finding a rich history, varied landscape and family-friendly destination
Neil King dives into the vibrant Argentine capital of Buenos Aires, where food, dance and football can leave an indelible impression
With its untouched beauty and never-ending stream of tourists, Venice still manages to enchant and beguile, says Tina Junday
Tracey Scott heads to one of the world’s most celebrated archipelagos to find out if luxury travel and eco-tourism can work in unison
Eleanor Dickinson ventures out of the Hong Kong metropolis and discovers a more tranquil side of the bustling Asian tiger
Paula Hardy explores the beauty and bounty of the Seychelles
A bustling city centre and areas of natural beauty make Belfast a hidden gem for tourists
It’s easy to get lost in Amsterdam’s maze of canals and culture
Neil King explores the Spanish city of Granada, finding art, culture and entertainment among its medieval streets
New double-decker service to the South Island gateway complements Auckland A380 flights
Switzerland has enough natural beauty to nourish the senses and feed the soul, says Tina Junday
Paula Hardy picks out some of the best ways to enjoy the summer months in one of Europe’s finest capital cities – London
A largely comfortable experience, though lacking an overall sense of ‘wow’
Once ruled by the Ottomans and later the Soviet Union, Azerbaijan has always been strategically important – now it wants to be high on the list of must-see destinations for tourists
Following the narrow streets of Cambridge will take you on journey through the centuries
Durban has the potential to become a paradise for tourists with its fantastic mix of fun, history, culture and beauty
Like the many local breweries, Wisconsin’s largest city has its own unique flavour that will leave you wanting to come back for a second round
The 10,000 sqm deck will extend 100 metres out into the Arabian Gulf and feature cabanas, sun loungers, a restaurant and a bar
Wyndham’s Ramada Resort Dead Sea and Ramada Jeddah Corniche are already open while its two properties in Bahrain are set to open on March 31, 2016.
Gothenburg’s cultural attractions, coastal scenery and excellent seafood mean there are plenty of reasons to plan a visit
Madrid’s open cafes, stately architecture, cobbled streets and friendly residents allure visitors to this pulsing city