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Pizza is not unique to Italy.

Sorry Italy, these ‘national’ dishes aren’t as unique as you think

We carelessly associate certain dishes with a particular culture and cuisine, but they exist in many other places in very similar guise.

  • by Brian Johnston
New Chitose Airport in Hokkaido.

This cramped, daggy airport is my new favourite

This isn’t a flashy, modern airport, and it doesn’t have many exciting facilities, but I love New Chitose with all of my stomach and heart.

  • by Ben Groundwater
Seat assignment? A question of balance.

I flew 300 hours in economy class last year. Here’s how I get the best seat

When faced with long-haul horror, gaining a spare seat or an entire row of seats on “full” flights demands strategy and tactics.

  • by Flip Byrnes
In 2018 visitor numbers to Bruges reached a record high of 8.3 million

Despite battling overtourism, this beautiful European city can be magical

Bruges is an incredibly rich cultural destination during the day. But stay overnight, and you’ll find the city retains a magical, almost timeless quality.

  • by Shaney Hudson
Tokyo.

Businesses charging foreigners more than locals? So they should

Some Japanese businesses are controversially charging tourists more than locals. Here’s why I have no problem with that.

  • by Ben Groundwater
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The hapless, befuddled tourist act doesn’t always work. But it does give you a fighting chance in scenarios where, on home turf, you might not have a prayer.

  • by David Whitley

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The sumptous piano bar on board the Eastern & Oriental Express.

South-East Asia’s version of the Orient Express is back, better than ever

It might not enjoy the same history as the original Orient Express, but the five-star service and opulent decor have the same appeal.

  • by Penny Watson

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