Cage Homes : an art exhibit on Hong Kong's most expensive streets

Survival guide: Lost in transit at Hong Kong International Airport

With a modicum ofinsider knowledge,the misery and boredomof delayed flights can be a thing of the past. Charley Lanyon spends a day at Chek Lap Kok to prove the point.

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Weekend getaway to Taiwan's east coast

If you're in the market for a relaxing budget break, bypass bustling Taipei and head for Taiwan's bucolic east coast, writes Joanna Chiu.

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Deutsch courage: How Germany is using language courses to attract tourists

Language courses allow visitors to soak up Germany's culture while honing a useful skill - and if it all becomes a bit too much, a beer garden is never far away. Joyce Man reports.

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Hot spots: Rome Cavalieri

What is it? One of the Roman hotel scene's grand dames, the Waldorf Astoria property is perched atop a hill and boasts spectacular views, a priceless art collection and top-notch facilities.

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State of play

Pyongyang, as the capital of a desperately poor nation ruled by a military dictatorship, isn't exactly famous for its nightlife. But while in the Hermit Kingdom on a weeklong tour recently, we...

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Kings of the castles

Two very different French chateaux have been transformed into unique, world-class art galleries. Words and pictures by Keith Mundy.

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Commercial space flights gearing-up for lift-off

Most of us have read "1,001 places to visit before you die" and other such morbidly titled lists. But none of these yet include a trip to suborbital space. Yet space is the travel industry's next...

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India's 'pepper country', Kerala, keeps things spicy

Spices pervade all aspects of life in India's 'pepper country' Kerala, writes Graeme Green.

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Tracks of time: Nepal

Nepal's Langtang Valley is an ancient yet ever-changing landscape of beauty. Words and pictures by Trefor Moss.

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10 things to do in Ho Chi Minh City

Vietnam's southern metropolis can be raucous and chaotic, but it has charm and grace in spades if you scratch beneath the surface, writes Kit Gillet.

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Survival guide: Mongolia on a shoestring

There is raw and authentic adventure to be had just a short flight away, writes Phillippa Stewart.

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Travel industry set to mine big data

Can the ideal holiday be created by a database? Every time you book a flight online, review a hotel, or use an ATM, you're leaving a digital footprint.

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