The House of Sim-oi-Ghets (House of Chiefs) longhouse, by the late Haida artist Freda Diesing.
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Spotlight on B.C.

As all eyes turn to British Columbia, Globe Travel takes you to the province's best destinations

Sandy Brenzel sent us this photo of his romantic getaway with Sherri, left, at the Machu Picchu ruins. Border close background; Huayna Picchu Mountain in far background.
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Send us photos of your most romantic destinations

Is there a place that's close to your heart? Share your best photos of romantic trips and we'll publish our favourites on globeandmail.com

See zebras in the Masai Mara.
Deal

Roam with the wildebeest in East Africa

...see the B.C. coast by small boat, and more

Tourists sunbathe at Waikiki beach in Honolulu, Hawaii.

2010 Winter Games

Escape from Vancouver

As the rest of the world comes to town, thousands of locals are fleeing the Olympic extravaganza. Find out where they'll relax during the Games

Where to mark Chinese New Year

Feeling lucky? Here's how to celebrate the Year of the Tiger

Culinary tourism: Belgium

Chocolate, beer or sex? You don't have to choose

In Brussels, the chocolate is so good, eating it is a sensual experience. Here you can have your ganache and drink with it too

Brazil: A quick trip

How I learned to stop worrying and love the samba

Who needs to plan ahead? Make a last-minute getaway to the biggest party on Earth

Sleepover

Hotel review: W Hotel Washington D.C.

A hip bar and red leather couches – yes, you’re in D.C.

Urban Studies: The best of city travel

Holon: A town ahead of the curve

The city of Tel Aviv is a must-see for design buffs, but a new museum by homegrown star Ron Arad aims to draw in-the-know visitors to its suburbs

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First Nations art
First Nations art, inside and out

From the airport to northern villages, vibrant colours and carvings catch the eye

Totems in the Kitselas Canyon National Historic Site.
Your photos
More of your beach pictures

Your warm-weather vacation shots

Reader Vanursu uploaded this picture of Peniscola, Spain, to our Flickr group.
New airport security rules
Carry-on in the U.S.

Confused by the rules? Read on

The Hungry Traveller
Have a delicious flight

WestJet lifts airplane food standards with tasty local sandwiches

Airplane food? It is now, since WestJet started buying from Spolumbo’s of Calgary.
In the aftermath
Helping Haiti

After the earthquake, the beach takes a backseat and kinship flourishes for travellers in the Dominican Republic

Volunteers and Red Cross aides gathered at the fire station in Cabrera.
Road Work: A weekly look at business travel
How to haggle with hotels

What's a hotel room worth? These days, it depends how hard you're willing to bargain

Travel
Where to travel in 2010

Forget the ‘staycation': This is the year that travel makes a comeback. From remote destinations such as Laos and Nicaragua to grand events such as the Winter Olympics in Vancouver

Decoding the decade
How we travelled then, how we travel now

Hello electronic tickets, GPS devices, packed lunches...goodbye printed tickets, guide books, airplane food

Kamloops to Revelstoke
Searching for deep B.C. powder

For killer views and thigh-screaming excitement, Globe Sports editor Tom Maloney heads into the B.C. Interior – where the lineups are sparse and the snow is deep

Revelstoke is the final destination in our roundup
of the best off-the-beaten-path ski hills in B.C.
The sun issue
All-inclusive luxury

Forget karaoke and bland buffets. On the Riviera Maya, a new class of hotels serves up oysters, spa treatments and free golf

Suites in the all-inclusive Grand Velas are spacious; the restaurants are strictly à la carte.
Adventure travel
Thrills and chills: Diving in Nunavik

In freezing Hudson Bay, Inuit divers teach search-and-rescue workers – and gutsy tourists – how to survive under water

The town of Puvirnituq has only 1,500 people, but as the local tourism headquarters, it boasts a state-of-the-art dive shop.
The Year of Infamy
Bad trips

Every traveller hits bumps, but some create their own turbulence: bringing a baby alligator on the plane or getting into a high-altitude fight over a boyfriend. Douglas McArthur rounds up the year’s worst travel missteps

Q&A
Your H1N1 travel questions answered

What you need to know to stay healthy while travelling this winter

A traveller wears a mask upon his return to Toronto's Pearson airport on April 26, 2009, after spending four days in Mexico City.
Fall of the Berlin Wall: 20 years later
Berlin's love affair with freedom

When the Wall fell, artists packed up their paintbrushes and headed for Berlin. Now they're returning for the anniversary celebrations

The Wall, as it appeared earlier this week. Artists have returned to Berlin to touch up the murals they painted in 1989.
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Tales from the trail

At Timberline Lodge, better known as The Shining hotel

Video
A Globe and Mail odyssey

From Istanbul's stunning mosques to an exlusive concert by Nikki Yanofsky at Ephesus to an unfettered view of Michelangelo's David, sail through the Mediterranean with photographer Peter Power