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Central America

Valley of the Geysers, Kamchatka.

World

Step into the line of fire

Louise Southerden lives dangerously on a series of tours for vulcanologists and other lovers of lava.

Central America

Riders in the storm

A keel-billed toucan.

The ultimate cross-country challenge takes Lance Richardson on a two-wheel adventure from the Pacific to the Caribbean.

Avoid

The world's 10 deadliest cities

Soldeirs patrol the beaches of Tela, in the Honduran department of Atlantida, 300 km north of Tegucigalpa.

Alicia P.Q. Wittmeyer Living in Latin America, it seems, can be hazardous to your health.

Costa Rica

Cute overload: the sloth sanctuary

Sloth sanctuary

Life is sweet once the gates open at Costa Rica's sloth sanctuary, one of few in the world specialising in the study of these famously sedentary and solitary mammals.

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Photo galleries

Nicaragua Poetry Festival

A dancer with his face painted with black oil takes part in the IX International Festival of Poetry in Granada city, about 45 km (28 miles) south of Managua, February 20, 2013. About 300 poets from around the world along with Nicaraguans participated in the IX international poetry festival dedicated to Nicaraguan poet Ernesto Cardenal who won the Queen Sofia Prize of 2012. REUTERS/Oswaldo Rivas (NICARAGUA - Tags: SOCIETY)

Celebrations in Granada, Nicaragua mark the 9th International Poetry Festival honoring Nicaraguan poet, priest and former Nicaragua's Culture Minister, Ernesto Cardenal.

Photos

Cutest creatures: baby sloths

Sloth sanctuary

The Costa Rica Sloth Sanctuary was founded in 1992 by a Costa Rican named Luis Arroyo and his US wife, Judy Avey.

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Travellers Tips

The Tripologist

What's the best way to take money overseas?

Tourists money currency exchange Thailand

The Tripologist There is no one answer that fits every traveller in every situation, but a few general rules will work most of the time.

Tripologist

Tripologist: SIM-ple fix for iPads overseas

Qantas iPad

Michael Gebicki What is the best data SIM card for my iPad while I'm travelling overseas?

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Travel News

Want a free upgrade? It helps if you're a single bloke

Flight attendant with male passenger

NATALIE PARIS 5:35pm | A poll of airline staff has suggested that single men in their thirties have the best chance of getting a free upgrade on a flight.

Japanese 80-year-old breaks Everest record

GOPAL SHARMA 23 May | An 80-year-old Japanese mountain climber who has had four heart surgeries reached the top of Mount Everest on Thursday, becoming the oldest person to conquer the world's highest mountain.

Airline offers free air miles for doctors on board

OLIVER SMITH 23 May | Turkish Airlines has become the latest carrier to reward doctors with free air miles if they identify themselves when booking a flight.

Qantas aims to close fuel surcharge loophole

MATT O'SULLIVAN | Savvy frequent flyers are avoiding as much as $610 in fuel surcharges on Qantas international flights by exploiting a loophole in its alliance with Emirates.

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