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The summer solstice on June 21 marks the longest day and shortest night of the year in the northern hemisphere. It is also the symbolic start of the summer months.
You cannot travel due to the pandemic, but you can still journey vicariously through your taste buds.
Singapore and Australia will work towards an air travel bubble, and both countries will lay the groundwork for resuming two-way travel in a safe and calibrated manner, the prime ministers of both countries said yesterday.
Chefs from around the world order the "black gold" from Manjimup while tourists flock to the town's truffle farms.
Videos
In Antarctica, the ice is not just white, but every shade of blue, from pale aquamarine to deep sapphire.
China is vast and that becomes most palpable when speeding through the country on a bullet train. Mega-cities and modern industrial zones flash endlessly past my window at 300kmh.
Travel Tips
Here is a rundown of some Covid-19 coverage and the trip-wires to be mindful of.
Features
"I can't believe we actually made it here," I say, admiring the 9pm sunset in Belgrade.
Here are seven new books through which you can do some armchair travel