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Lederhosen Bill: Clintons see off record Oktoberfest
Oktoberfest has attracted record numbers and sights you'll find very hard to un-see.
Pacific Jewel: Just the two of us
A gentle cruise to Napier is ideal for a spot of mother-daughter bonding.
Rome: 500 reasons to have fun
Brett Atkinson has a ball following Sophia around the Eternal City .
Europe: Romantic Rhine
Get up a close to a land of legends on a river cruise, writes Donna McIntyre.
Europe: Where history comes to life
Forget dusty and remote; think exciting and immersible, writes Sarah Baxter.
Dublin: Good, bad and ugly sides of Ireland's biggest village
The Irish capital is a drinker's paradise, but the tourist hordes homing in.
What to expect on your first river cruise
Grant Bradley and Estelle Sarney share insights from their debut river cruise.
Norway: Ancestry.com sparks saga to retrace Viking roots
Norway has held a mythic place in my mind for most of my life, now I'm off ro find it.
Europe: Going with the flow
Ewan McDonald sails past the many treasures of Europe's great rivers.
Tuscany: Sunflowers and tranquility
Convenience, peace, and much perfection, are discovered on a guided holiday in Tuscany.
These are the fastest-growing destinations in Europe
In these ten places, tourism is skyrocketing - well, relatively speaking.
For your eyes only: A KGB spy tour of London
Ronan O'Connell goes on a walking tour of London's infamous cold war haunts.
Home sweet home: Stay in a chocolate cottage
A French cottage made from 1.5 tonnes of chocolate is now taking bookings.
Spain: Gaudi inspires by way of Piha
West Auckland memories find their way into Barcelona for actress Rose McIver.
Venice: Water and wine
There's plenty to keep Linda Thompson fed, watered and amused on the road to Rome.
Moldova opens up world's biggest wine cellar
It's not so much a wine cellar as a wine kingdom with 240 kilometres of vintage plonk.
Beer festivals around the world
The 185th Munich Oktoberfest kicks off on Saturday, writes Eli Orzessek.
Oktoberfest alternatives: Call a Putsch on Munich's beer halls
Bavaria is full of historic beer halls and drinking fests that go back for millennia.
Europe: Best local foodie delights
Europe is jampacked with all kinds of traditional foods calling out to be tasted.
Czech 'ghost church' gets new life from tourism
Once in ruins, this 14th-century church is attracting tourists who want to see "ghosts".
Icelanders seek to keep remote peninsula digital-free
Internet service soon could be reaching one of the world's last digital-free frontiers.
Get your holiday haul on a metal detecting trip
Instead of a golden tan, you could return with an ancient golden coin.
Europe: Small cities with big appeal
Try one of these great city break locations with a wealth of culture and style.
Watch: 285ft luxury superyacht built before your eyes
It takes years to build a superyacht, but this remarkable video shrinks that to minutes.
One step at a time on the Camino
Alistair Sloane finds challenges and compadres along an ancient pilgrims' road.