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    Last update: December 22, 2009

    +Family adventures in the Amazon
      An adventure holiday in the Brazilian Amazon turned out to be full of surprises for all the family, writes Christopher Middleton.

    +Skiing in Canada: cut-price powder
      Charles Starmer-Smith heads to Canada to find cheaper ways to ski in deeper snow.

    +Five plane journeys to remember
      Busy airports might be hard work and some flights an endurance test, but taking to the skies can still be fun. Here are five favourite ways to fly with a smile.

    +Can we recapture the romance of flying?
      Even in a world of security scares and lost luggage, it's possible to find vestiges of the golden age of travel. Nigel Tisdall suggests where to look.

    +Ten tips for enjoying your flight
      Flying used to be such fun. Now the sense of wonder and pleasure of air travel is often lost with the baggage at airport check-in. Here are ten suggestions for making your flight more enjoyable.

    +Confessions from Verbier: week 12
      Extreme skiing reaches Verbier while our undercover chalet boy battles with a nasty bout of bronchitis.

    +Obergurgl, Austria: ski resort of the week
      Each week we highlight the top ski resort for the best current snow conditions, chosen by the Ski Club of Great Britain. This week: Obergurgl, Austria.

    +The Scilly Isles: Going green
      Continuing our series on holidays without flying, Deborah King explores the sub-tropical islands right on our doorstep.

    +Do cruisers with disabilities get a raw deal?
      Jane Archer asks whether cruise companies are doing enough for passengers with disabilities.

    +UK heritage sites: Have they got pews for you
      The tiny, atmospheric churches of Romney Marsh in Kent bring to life a neglected and fascinating corner of England -but be prepared for surprises.

    +Montreal: a thrilling collision of cultures
      Part French, part English and a lot more besides, Montreal is stylish, intriguing, and full of joie de vivre, says Kathy Arnold.

    +Perfect Easter escapes
      Flowers and chocolates top Suzy Bennett's list of 10 last-minute getaways to clear the cobwebs.

    +London travel guide: bars and nightlife
      Norman Miller highlights London's top cafĂ©s, bars and nightclubs.

    +London travel guide: shopping
      From the boutiques around Carnaby Street and Neal Street, to London's finest outdoor markets, Norman Miller highlights the best shopping experiences in the capital.

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