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Port Guide: Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Phnom Penh has overcome its horrible history and is enjoying an economic boom. Buckle up for an exciting and confronting exploration of a rapidly changing city.
- by Brian Johnston
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Singapore’s best places to stay
Singapore is full of high-rise business hotels but there are also tropical resorts, budget busters and boutique options.
- by Paul Chai and Evelyn Chen
The sensationally tasty snack created by an ancient empire
When you dish up this delicious flatbread, you may also dish up long-held arguments as to its origins.
- by Ben Groundwater
Less than $100 a night: 15 cool budget stays setting a new standard
Across Australia and the world, hostels are becoming more like hybrid hotels with private rooms, exciting design and quality bedding.
- by Riley Wilson
Wonders and whimsy in one of Britain’s most underrated regions
Medieval towns, dramatic coastal paths and breathtaking castles await in this enchanting corner of Wales.
- by Steve McKenna
I did an epic outback road trip without a four-wheel drive (or a tent)
If you’ve never visited Australia’s great outback before, this is the place to do it.
- by Emily McAuliffe
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These three names will upgrade your Japan trip from super to superb
Designed for travellers who long for refined and personalised stays, these are three hotel names worth remembering.
- by Jaymie Hooper
Travel quiz: Which of the original Seven Wonders is still standing?
Are you an expert traveller? Test your knowledge with this week’s quiz.
Cheap flights and no visas required: Why we’re flocking back to China
Yes, relations have been fraught, but now this spectacular destination is putting out the welcome mat again.
- by Brian Johnston
Up to $147,000 a night: Inside the world’s most expensive hotel rooms
A glimpse inside 10 of the most extravagant suites around the world, from London, Paris and New York to Monaco and Marrakesh.
- by Brian Johnston
Europe’s smallest capital is surprisingly impressive
What Europe’s smallest, UNESCO World Heritage-listed capital lacks in size is amply compensated for in its wealth of impressive and historical attractions.
- by Anthony Dennis
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