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Pittsburgh's Eternal Yinzer Soul

Published by Flight Centre

"My head was starting to clear and through somewhat sobering eyes I could recognise Pittsburgh's Rivers Casino. The 6am crowd wasn't pretty. We were bedraggled and less concerned about our inevitable financial crippling than any good father would recommend. I had abandoned the roulette table an hour ago..."

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Australia's Proving Ground

Published in Travel Ideas

"Growing up in Queensland, a trip to the beach tended to be one of the more common excursions on the family holiday agenda. At 15 years of age I’d built many a sandcastle, been dunked by numerous waves and learned how to surf. But I’d never clamped my feet to skis or a snowboard; never worn a thermal shirt..."

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How to Not Be the Group Tour Douchebag

Published by Student Flights

"A group tour with Contiki, Topdeck or Busabout is one of the biggest and loosest parties we're legally allowed to experience. It can also be tough to handle. All the drinking, sightseeing, travel and promiscuous encounters day after day for weeks at a time would test even Pitbull's party stamina..."

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Worth More Than Golden Daffodils

Published by Travel Ideas

"An artist without a muse is a lonely soul. Poet William Wordsworth found his in the lakes, forests, fells and “golden daffodils” of the Lake District. As did Ernest Hemingway, Jane Austen and Beatrix Potter. Walking along the pebbled shore of the Windermere in Cumbria, where the gnarled roots of leafy trees fight through rocks..."

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Wide-Eyed on the Open Road

Published in Travel Ideas

"Not just any old drive can be called a road trip. Both the start and finish should be enticing, and there needs to be stops along the way that provide deeper appreciation for the region. There will be hiccups and tantrums (not just from the kids), but also moments of true happiness and discovery. Here are five journeys that are certain to provide the latter, and a few tips to help minimise the former..."

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Britain's Master Storytellers

Published in Travel Ideas

"Britain is a living monument to writers of old – from the Romantics to the Modernists – a gateway to their lives and works for those born too late. In 2016, Britain celebrates the anniversaries of some of its most influential artists, so it’s the perfect time to visit the places these writers called home. From Haworth and Devon to Stratford-upon-Avon and the Lake District, invaluable preservation..."

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Touch, Play, Watch and Learn

Published in Travel Ideas

"Parents hoping to instil a sense of wonderment in their children while on holiday can bet the house on these museums. Each one not only delivers fascinating exhibits and easily digestible information, but also an array of family-friendly programs, interactive displays and entertaining activities. Keep the textbooks at home. When travelling, the best way to learn is by experience...."

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Captivating Experiences for Your Stopover in South Korea

Published by Kayak 

"South Korea is your perfect stopover destination. More than 5,000 years of culture and history are on show here, from the buzzing urban scenes in Seoul to the tranquil fishing villages with their traditional hanoks. Then there are the welcoming locals, sizzling Korean delicacies, and picturesque national parks..."

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8 Bucket List Swimming Spots in the Northern Territory

Published by Kayak 

"The Top End is renowned for its incredible nature and adventure. Combine both when you seek out its bucket-list swimming spots. These stunning areas not only dish out the memorable scenery but also immerse you in Australian nature and history..."

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Wink, Wink: Valentine's Day Trips for Singles in Australia

Published by HotelsCombined 

"Valentine’s Day Trips aren’t just for the lovers. Us singles can forego Cupid’s arrow and instead focus our attentions on this incredible country. From the nightlife and culture of Australia’s biggest cities, to the natural spoils and adventure experiences around the coastal towns, the country offers much more than roses and chocolate..."

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How to See Dubai on a Budget

Published by HotelsCombined 

"Dubai is world-famous for its extravagance, from the sky-high rooftop bars and luxury designer outlets to the desert safaris and Lamborghini rentals. However, it’s still possible to experience this mecca of shopping, architecture and nightlife without going into debt. Whether you’re hitting those free-entry nightclubs, chilling in the parks..."

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Most Instagrammable Spots in the Daintree Region

Published by Daintree Ecolodge

"When it comes to the most Instagrammable locations in Queensland, the Daintree region certainly has its fair share. It’s an Instagrammers playground of dramatically forested beaches, vibrant coral reefs and tropical mountain ranges. Yet there’s so much more to the Daintree than being photogenic. Because behind every Instagram post is..."

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