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Shanghai's Peace Hotel reopens after three-year restoration

By D'Arcy Doran

SHANGHAI: Shanghai's iconic Peace Hotel reopened today after a three-year, US$64-million (RM204.4-million) renovation to restore what was once the Far East's most luxurious hotel to its 1930s glory.

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Unique coral reef spurs Mexico tourism battle

By Sophie Nicholson

FEATURE CABO PULMO: A 20,000 year-old coral reef, the only one in the Gulf of California, is at the centre of a dispute over a huge tourist development which could draw thousands to a remote part of Mexico.

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No sandcastles please! -- we're Italians

By Hanns-Jochen Kaffsack

ROME: Forget about licking that ice cream cornet on the street in the Sicilian town of Trapani. It is not allowed. The same applies to digging holes in the beach at Ereclea Mare near Venice or even building sandcastles.

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Take a walk on the wild side -- near the North Korea border

By Nam You-Sun

FEATURE SEOUL: "Hurray!" a group of students yells exuberantly after cresting a green mountain peak and taking out cameras to snap the scenery.

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Tourists take walk on wild side with LA gang tour

By Romain Raynaldy

LOS ANGELES: Far away from the well-worn Hollywood bus rides where tourists gawk at the mansions of the rich and famous, Alfred Lomas is taking sightseers for a walk on the wild side.

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Free lodging in China, but only if you speak English

By Farah Master

SHANGHAI: Visitors seeking to see China on a budget would do well to brush up their English language skills to take advantage of a scheme that offers free lodging in Chinese homes in exchange for English tutoring.

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Bicycle tour along the Spree River: from Nature to the Big City

By Helga Panten

EIBAU (Germany): Eibau is a good starting point for a bicycle tour along north-eastern Germany's Spree River.

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Monet's water lilies, King Richard's ruins

By Christian Roewekamp

GIVERNEY/LES ANDELYS (France): It's a sunny scene, which the young Japanese girl presents as she stands on a bridge in her cream-coloured linen dress. She is holding a parasol and a large straw hat covers her hair.

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