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The sharpest rooms in Shanghai

By Daniel McCrohan, Lonely Planet

Shanghai World Financial Centre and Jinmao Find the most fabulous accommodations in the city, from five-star stunners housed in towering skyscrapers to beautifully renovated pre-war villas. Read more…

A guide to hotel loyalty programmes

By Chris McGinnis

hotel loyalty programs Since airline awards are increasingly difficulty to redeem, frequent travellers might be more satisfied investing their loyalty with hotels, where awards are more plentiful. Read more…

Shanghai after the World Expo

By Shawn Low, Lonely Planet

Shanghai World Expo 2010 Costing a reported $40 billion and drawing 73 million visitors, the 2010 World Expo left an indelible mark on Shanghai – and the improvements are still benefitting travellers today. Read more…

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Seasonal cheer in the ‘City of Brotherly Love’

By Terry Casey

Longwood Gardens Philadelphia Philadelphia’s holiday season is the perfect combination of old traditions and new celebrations. Read more…

On and off Kentucky’s beaten Bourbon Trail

By Suemedha Sood

Bourbon Trail Local food and culture, chased by drams of American whiskey. Read more…

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