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Tuesday, 10 February 2015

How travel heals old wounds

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When a series of tragedies struck, Dalene and Pete Heck quit their six-figure jobs for an uncertain life on the road – and they haven’t looked back.How travel heals old woundssource BBC Travel http://ift.tt/197s...

The trip that transformed me

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By his own admission, Chris Emch was a pretty unhappy guy – until an injury on a Scuba trip to the Philippines led him to an Indonesian guide named Fritz.The trip that transformed mesource BBC Travel http://ift.tt/16LB...

Why you should always travel solo 

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When Marcia DeSanctis set off on a travel writing assignment through France, she not only found a new love - but remembered why you should never travel with anyone else.Why you should always travel solo source BBC Travel http://ift.tt/1ASZ...

Where The Hunger Games came to life

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The first instalment of the blockbuster film series was shot in North Carolina, including around a ghostly, abandoned mill town.Where The Hunger Games came to lifesource BBC Travel http://ift.tt/1Acx...

The wildest carnival in Europe

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Each January, the Orthodox New Year is welcomed in the small town of Vevcani by a boozy parade of extraordinarily costumed, masked — and politically active — participants.The wildest carnival in Europesource BBC Travel http://ift.tt/1CMY...

A hope for happiness in Porto

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After being hit heartbreakingly hard by the recession, Porto is witnessing a phenomenal wave of new tourists who seek out its more unconventional features.A hope for happiness in Portosource BBC Travel http://ift.tt/1Dm6...

Watch: Car tows skier in Detroit

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A TV news station was broadcasting live when the skier swooshed past.Watch: Car tows skier in Detroitsource BBC Travel http://ift.tt/1Dic...

The taco taking the US by storm

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The Korean-Mexican mashup took off in Los Angeles thanks to Twitter and a fleet of food trucks. Is the dish a passing fad or here to stay?The taco taking the US by stormsource BBC Travel http://ift.tt/1uVh...

Daredevil duo scales Niagara Falls

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Two Canadian climbers completed the impossible: scaling Niagara’s 51m-high, nearly frozen falls.Daredevil duo scales Niagara Fallssource BBC Travel http://ift.tt/1EEh...

Seven unknown architectural wonders

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Forget the Taj Mahal and the Coliseum – some of the world’s most impressive structures remain out of the public eye.Seven unknown architectural wonderssource BBC Travel http://ift.tt/1tYD...

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A hope for happiness in Porto

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