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From tableside tiramisu to fried cheesecake, decadent desserts hit the high seas (opens the original)
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Forget the fruit cup and enjoy treats you can only find on cruise ships. It's a sign of the wellness times that cruise ships are introducing more ways to stay fit and healthy on your holiday. Little heart icons on menus help guests choose the low-fat, low-cholesterol and low-sodium options; tree and leaf symbols guide us to the vegan and vegetarian dishes; and lighter choices are readily available for those who want to live their healthiest life. As admirable as that is, there's also a lot to be
This economy cabin doesn't feel low-cost at all - the seats are surprisingly roomy (opens the original)
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You could take this flight to Shanghai - or all the way to Europe. Frequency: Daily, with up to 21 flights a week from mid-December to mid-February; The first leg of my Sydney to Amsterdam flights with China Eastern has me joining the daily MU562 from Sydney to Shanghai. Thanks to a Qantas codeshare, frequent flyers can book seats with Classic Flight Rewards. To earn any Qantas status credits be sure to book the flight with the QF codeshare number. CHECKING IN: When I arrive three hours before m
Log off and live: your guide to 10 of the world's best digital-free getaways (opens the original)
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Rediscover the joy of travel, with escapes where silence is the new luxury. There was a time when travelling meant you could be out of touch for weeks, or even months at a time, save the occasional postcard or a quick call home from a graffiti-covered phone box. It was a golden era of disconnection. Then one day we boarded a plane with a phone that let us work from anywhere, including the sky, thanks to the in-flight Wi-Fi - and wondered what our lives had become. Even though physically we may b
Move over, Ritz: this is the European hotel everyone should have on their bucket list (opens the original)
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Rooftop parties, snow in the basement: this revived landmark is full of surprises. Where: Vaclavske Namesti 826/25, Prague 1, Czech Republic How much: From about 8000 CZK ($588) a night W Hotel dates back to 1872 when it opened as the Grand Europa Hotel. It was given an art nouveau makeover in 1905 and reached new heights in the 1920s when entrepreneur Karel Sroubek turned it into one of the most luxurious hotels in Central Europe. After sadly becoming more of a two-star establishment over the y
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