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Malaysian survivor of Pakistan hotel blast tells of his nightmare
He now lives through the ordeal of losing three friends in that incident. -NST - The New Straits Times
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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
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
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
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
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
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
Having a ball in Rome
How Cathay Pacific general manager Anna Thompson ended up with a new ballgown
Keeping cool under pressure
Olivier Arzel, CEO of luxury company Lladro, personifies his company's philosophy in his calm demeanour
Don't stop the music
Claude Ringuet's headphones make sure he doesn't have to talk on board
Jetlag? What jetlag?
Photographer Geoff Letchford says he has a few tricks to get his body clock adjusted
Flights are quite boring
Carlos Rosillo, who flies around the world for work, would rather take a train
Born to drive in the fast lane
Robert Wickens, a junior Formula One driver, had his first taste of speed when he was five.
The bigger the better
Give MTV veejay Taya Rogers a big, stable airplane over a small one any day
A seafarer's life for me
Sir Robin Knox-Johnston may be a frequent flyer but the UK Yachtsman of the Year says he'd rather be on a boat any day
Flying through stormy weather
Bennett Neo doesn't enjoy turbulent flights but he does enjoy a good brew while up in the air
Plane scary
Jeff Staples was in a military refuelling plane that almost cartwheeled down the runway
A fear of flying? Take a picture
'Window seat' photography helps seasoned traveller Julieanne Kost soothe her nerves
Around the world in 20 days
Bertrand Piccard is the first man to do that in a hot-air balloon
 
   

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