Travel

  • Malaysia

    Founded in the mid-nineteenth century, KUALA LUMPUR , or KL as it's popularly known, is the youngest Southeast Asian capital and the most economically... [read more]

  • Spain

    Madrid became Spain's capital simply through its geographical position at the centre of Iberia. When Felipe II moved the seat of government here in 15... [read more]

  • Antarctica

    The scientific research agency has launched a recruitment drive, aimed directly at women. The agency is looking for female chefs, carpenters, electri... [read more]

  • Canada

    Alberta's provincial capital, EDMONTON is among Canada's most northerly cities, and at times - notably in the teeth of its bitter winters - it can see... [read more]

  • Egypt

    Though MINYA is further from most of the sites, it used to be infinitely preferable to Mallawi as a base for excursions. The provincial capital, it de... [read more]

  • Caribbean

    Regarded as one of the world's premier sites for shore diving, the tiny boomerang-shaped island of BONAIRE , located 80km north of Venezuela, has much... [read more]

  • Austarilia

    The city is focused around the meandering loops of the Brisbane River , with the triangular wedge of the business centre on the north bank surrounded... [read more]

  • Argentina

    Located in the centre of Buenos Aires Province, 300km south of the capital, AZUL is mainly useful as a transport hub, with around one hundred buses a... [read more]

  • USA

    DETROIT , the birthplace of the mass-production car industry and the Motown sound, has long had an image problem. It boasts a billion-dollar downtown... [read more]

  • Kenya

    Kenya's second city can come as a revelation. There's a depth of history here, and a sense of community which Nairobi lacks. And, whereas Nairobi has... [read more]

  • Caribbean

    The original Banana Republic, a byword for corruption and poverty, Honduras is all too often overlooked by foreign tourists. Many of those who do make... [read more]

  • Shanghai

    Look out from your 50 something floor hotel room and you will be greeted by views of Huangpu River, not a tranquil natural scene no a scene awash with... [read more]

  • Blue Flag Beaches

    With almost 50% of Britain's spending at least one day a year at the seaside, the trend has been to stay off the sands, but now with beaches all round... [read more]

  • Latvia

    RIGA is the undisputed Baltic metropolis, a major port and industrial centre of nearly a million people. The city was founded by Albert von Buxhoevede... [read more]

  • Austarilia

    In 1912 Walter Burley Griffin, an American landscape architect from Chicago, won the international competition for the design of the future Australian... [read more]