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Alaska

Fun in the sun ... around the pool on the Pacific Dawn. But cruises cater to all interests, from gastronomy to philanthropy.

Cruising

Serving up more

Joanna Hall To the uninitiated, cruising may appear a one-dimensional kind of holiday, floating on the seas somewhere exotic with many people, eating too much and sunbathing with a cocktail in hand.

USA

A drift in a frozen paradise

Alaska

Aboard a luxury small ship, Louise Goldsbury encounters native Alaskans, teeming wildlife and nascent icebergs.

Cruising: shore excursions

Wild times in a solitary world

Black Bear

It was a very exclusive excursion. Only 40 people out of the thousands of cruise passengers in port that day got to do it.

Ultimate sights

The world's most unusual beaches

Papakolea Beach.

Candy sands, disappearing waves, transformed trolls - if life's a beach, these are its strangest days.

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Photo galleries

The light fantastic

Northern Lights.

A powerful solar storm recently saw the Northern Lights spread further south than usual.

Travellers Tips

Tripologist

Alaska cruising minus the crowds

Tripologist We are planning an Alaskan Inside Passage cruise. Could you suggest reputable operators and any must-see destinations?

Tripologist

Top sites for those flying solo

Tripologist Can you recommend reputable sites that cater primarily for professional singles aged 55-plus who are interested in travelling in a small group?

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Travel News

Party at the festival without a ticket? Yes, you Cannes

Cannes festival beach

5:23pm | Inside the Cannes temple of film-making, moguls meet movie stars and buyers and sellers wrangle over what we will be watching on the big screen a few months from now. But almost as compelling is the scene outside the Palais des Festivals.

World's first video call from Everest summit 'illegal'

2:50pm | A British mountaineer's interview with the BBC on his smartphone from the top of Mount Everest has stirred controversy with the Nepalese government calling the broadcast "illegal", officials said Monday.

United Airlines resumes Dreamliner flights

11:12am | United Airlines resumed Boeing 787 Dreamliner flights Monday after the advanced plane was globally grounded four months ago due to overheated battery incidents.

From fleeing Taliban to 'best job in the world' contender

ROBERT UPE 10:54am | Daughter of the former Afghan president in the running for 'best job in the world'.

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