From the blog in October 2011

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• A Specialist in Oman

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  North Africa Regional Manager, Matt Vlemmiks, recently spent time self-driving in Oman with country specialist, Sarah. Neither of them had navigated the scenic roads that pass through Oman's stunning desert, mountain and coastal landscapes, so the itinerary was an enjoyable challenge for both them.

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• South East Asia or North Asia

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  We are planning to spend a week in Hong Kong next October and want to follow this with a further week in a more relaxing location with a bit of contrast — we wondered about Bali? Or do you have any other suggestions?

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• Historical Hotels

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  As part of a tailor-made trip with Audley you can choose from a whole host of accommodation options. Among the beautiful boutique hotels and friendly, family-run B&Bs are a number of historically significant properties, each offering the charm of a bygone era and an exciting look into the past.

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• Tracing the Nubians

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  When we think of Egypt, most of us think of the great civilizations of Ancient Egypt and its many achievements. However, the modern state of Egypt also encompasses the ancient homeland of the Nubian civilization, which at times rivaled the power and sophistication of the Egyptians. Fiona Miller explains a little more about this often overlooked part of Egyptian history.

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• Top 5 Value for Money Hotels in Southeast Asia

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  Southeast Asia has long been renowned as a great value for money destination. We highlight our top five hotels in this remarkably diverse region.

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• New Zealand's Local Experts

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  New Zealand’s dramatic scenery draws visitors from across the globe but, for many, Kiwi hospitality leaves an equally lasting impression. By sharing their passions with guests, many locals have created a business for themselves and a once-in-a-lifetime experience for their visitors. Whether you’re a rugby fan, history buff, wildlife enthusiast or lover of fine foods, our favorite properties offer the chance to combine your interests with an expert guide to New Zealand life.

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• Thailand in January

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  We want to go to Thailand in January but we are unsure which part to visit. We enjoy beach vacations away from commercial areas and as we're in our 50's, we don't want clubs, etc. I liked the look of Krabi and have been recommended Koh Samui. We have never been to Asia and want to go somewhere beautiful and experience Thai culture although we don't mind a two center vacation. Finally, we do like our comforts but do not have a big budget.

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