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Fifteen of us set off on this famed trek. Only 10 made it to the end

Fifteen of us set off on this famed trek. Only 10 made it to the end

It’s one of the world’s seven wonders, but there’s a heap of things that can go wrong when trekking Machu Picchu – and I should know.

  • by Gary Nunn

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Turns out, the ‘end of the world’ is a great place to visit

Turns out, the ‘end of the world’ is a great place to visit

This far-flung chilly city will warm your heart with crab feasts, colourful murals and some of the best baked goods around.

  • by Katrina Lobley
Port guide: Buenos Aires, Argentina

Port guide: Buenos Aires, Argentina

You don’t have to look hard for a good time in Buenos Aires, a city passionate about tango, football, political demonstrations and juicy steaks.

  • by Brian Johnston
Why Peru has won the ‘world’s leading culinary destination’ title for six years running

Why Peru has won the ‘world’s leading culinary destination’ title for six years running

From gourmet Lima to the soaring heights of Machu Picchu, the South American country offers an edible and visual feast.

  • by Paul Ewart
Airline review: Qantas economy surprisingly good, despite codeshare woes
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Airline review: Qantas economy surprisingly good, despite codeshare woes

It turns out Qantas and its codeshare partner don’t speak to each other, which causes a few hassles on an otherwise comfortable flight.

  • by Katrina Lobley
Airline review: An upgrade on this flight is a steal
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Airline review: An upgrade on this flight is a steal

It’s definitely worth paying for an upgrade to premium economy on this five-hour flight. I’m able to stretch out, work and not spill hot tea in my lap.

  • by Kristie Kellahan
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The seven wonders you must see at Machu Picchu

The seven wonders you must see at Machu Picchu

The ancient ruins of the now too-well-loved Incan settlement have provoked wonder and awe over generations.

  • by Ben Groundwater
The world’s most notorious sea route is surprisingly scenic

The world’s most notorious sea route is surprisingly scenic

What traveller doesn’t dream of sailing the infamous Strait of Magellan across the southernmost wilds of South America?

  • by Brian Johnston
North and South America’s new bucket list: 15 dazzling experiences

North and South America’s new bucket list: 15 dazzling experiences

Eat at the world’s best restaurant one day, dive with whale sharks the next. The possibilities are endless in this expansive and geographically diverse region.

  • by Kristie Kellahan
Airline review: This new business class is a great improvement
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Airline review: This new business class is a great improvement

LATAM still can’t quite compete with the world’s best on the likes of food and entertainment, but it’s getting there.

  • by Ben Groundwater
Wars, Trump’s courtroom dramas and our new King: The world in 2023

Wars, Trump’s courtroom dramas and our new King: The world in 2023

From the Israel-Hamas conflict, China’s growing influence in the world, to the COP28 climate summit and beyond - our correspondents look back at the events that have shaped the world in the past year.

  • by Eryk Bagshaw, Chris Barrett, Lucy Cormack, Rob Harris, Farrah Tomazin, Lia Timson and James Lemon

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