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Travel write
Hickman's globetrotting childhood, including a stint in Singapore, nurtured her love for writing about faraway places. -ST
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Watch the waves in Wellington
With the sea at its front and hills in the back, you can feel the wind in your hair in New Zealand?s capital. -ST
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Can't wait to travel
AKADEMI Fantasia 6 winner Stracie Angie Anam (aka Stacy) from Kota Kinabalu admits that she has not travelled that much. But she wants to change all that. -NST
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Shanghai surprises
The cosmopolitan Chinese city sizzles with its people, nightlife and great variety of food. -ST
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It's wonderful diving in Tioman
Diving is a great way to escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. -NST
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Rustic haven
The former capital of Laos, Luang Prabang, offers historic sites and hotspots of untouched beauty. -ST
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'Manic Mummy' goes to Bintan
Manic Mummy takes a break and goes to sunny Bintan island for some rest 'n' relax - with husband and son in tow. -myp
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Truck travels
A week in a motorhome would be akin to boot camp for some, but a French family hit the road and lived five years in a self-contained truck. -The Star
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A rich melting pot
The executive chef of Parkroyal Kuala Lumpur has fallen in love with the city and wants to spend most of his retirement years here. -NST
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Taste buds shaped by travel
Travel has and continues to shape Charles Reed's taste buds to a great extent as a result of spending more than 200 days a year travelling for work or for leisure. -BT
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Enjoying nature is the best
State Assemblyman for Ba'Kelalan in the interior of Sarawak, Nelson Balang Rining is a banker turned politican. He shares his travel experiences after surviving a tragic helicopter accident that killed his boss. -NST
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Dubai - home away from home
As more local firms flock to the bustling Mid-East city to set up shop, more S'poreans are heading there to live and work. -ST
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Still many rivers to cross
Tony Wheeler, the co-founder of Lonely Planet, is still an enthusiastic and restless soul - and insists there is much left to explore. -The Nation, ANN
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Sarawak is best for adventure
Terrence Joseph Dass, the familiar face on RTM2?s morning show, Hello on Two, has his eyes set on CNN. -NST
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Norliza's annual break
The general manager for corporate communications for Malaysia Airports Berhad makes it a point to go on holidays with her family once a year. -NST
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Having a ball in Rome
How Cathay Pacific general manager Anna Thompson ended up with a new ballgown
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Keeping cool under pressure
Olivier Arzel, CEO of luxury company Lladro, personifies his company's philosophy in his calm demeanour
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Don't stop the music
Claude Ringuet's headphones make sure he doesn't have to talk on board
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