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Israel: Spa breaks on the Dead Sea
The Dead Sea is no longer just an excursion - new spas, new tours and loads of flexibility mean you can treat it as a destination

Israel: 48 hours in Tel Aviv
Chloe Berman offers some ideas for spending a short stay in Israel's vibrant beachfront city

Indian Ocean: New resorts for 2009/10
Joanna Booth looks at new and upcoming properties in Sri Lanka, Mauritius, the Seychelles and the Maldives

India: Goa overview for 2009/10
On an Indian scale, Goa is a miniscule province of just 1,429sq miles on the country's western coast. It might be only slightly larger than Essex, but in...

Italy: 5 bases for Amalfi Coast holidays
Joanna Booth suggest five towns from which to explore Italy's stunning and ever-popular Amalfi Coast

India: Five travel adventures in the north
Visitors to northern India will find action and adventure at every turn. Joanna Booth picks five of the best experiences

Indian Ocean deals: Sell some last-minute luxury
Resorts in the Maldives, Mauritius, the Seychelles and Sri Lanka are offering some great deals to combat the slowdown. Joanna Booth reports

Iran basics: Who travels there, and what does it offer?
As operators put Iran tours on hold over political unrest, Karl Cushing gives an overview of a small but interesting market

Indian Ocean: The Seychelles on a budget
It's never going to be a cheap trip, but Joanna Booth can help you enjoy the Seychelles on a budget

India: Exploring the Golden Triangle
In photographic shorthand, India is the Taj Mahal. No building in history has been so synonymous with a country. This truly stunning temple is the...

Israel: What's new for 2009/10
With many airlines cutting back their schedules, Israel is in the enviable position of having had its capacity increased in recent months. BMI, buoyed...

Israel: Tel Aviv and Jaffa twin-centres
This year marks the centenary of the foundation of the city of Tel Aviv, which was established in 1909 on the sand dunes of the Mediterranean by a small...

Italy: Festivals for culture, food and fitness fans
Janine Kelso picks five of the best festivals Italy has to offer over the coming year, including chocolate in Turin and opera in Verona...

Italy: Why Tuscany is still a tourist magnet
Perennial favourite Tuscany is still bringing in the crowds despite recession. Jeannine Williamson finds out why

India's beautiful south: Holidays in Kerala
Joanna Booth discovers the waterways, beaches and wildlife of Kerala, a peaceful corner of southern India

Indian Ocean heavyweights: Maldives vs. Seychelles
Is your money - and your clients' money - on the Seychelles or the Maldives? Nick Easen looks at what the Indian Ocean heavyweights have to offer

India in style: Four luxury train tours
Janine Kelso tests out luxury train travel in India, from the glamorous Palace on Wheels to the quaint and lesiurely Toy Train

India: New tours and hotels
Demand for experience holidays and luxury hotels is helping the market to India develop. Joanna Booth hears from some specialist tour operators

Insight: Cruise companies start to feel the credit crunch
Carnival Cruise Lines’ decision to ditch Ocean Village sent ripples through a sector thought to be resistant to the financial crisis. Juliet Dennis reports

Interview: Why Bella Rangel-Callan is 'the grand dame of travel'
Last week Bella Rangel-Callan received AWTE's Joan Richardson Award for her contribution to the travel industry. Juliet Dennis hears about her 40-year career

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