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• Magical Cambodia

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  Audley clients, Valerie and Raymond Gatward, traveled to Hong Kong and Cambodia with Audley in November 2010.

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• The Real Vietnam

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  Audley clients, Les and Lorraine Forrester, traveled to northern Vietnam with Audley in October 2010.

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• The Island Awakes

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  Author and journalist John Gimlette heads for Java, to discover an island of awesome beauty

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• 21st Century China

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  As China has developed it has embraced modernity in a big way. Some of the world's most cutting edge art, architecture, design and engineering can be found in the Middle Kingdom.

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• Family Adventures in Borneo

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  Audley client, Kay Rawlins traveled to Borneo with Audley in September 2010

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• Book your Easter break for 2011

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  A late Easter weekend in 2011, followed by the May Bank Holiday means that you can take just four days out of the office to enjoy an 11-day-long break. Take a look at our Easter trip ideas for a little inspiration.

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• When in Luang Prabang

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  Sally Bevington traveled to Laos with Audley.

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• Perfect 14: Malaysia

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  A melting pot of Malay, Chinese, Indian and European culture, Malaysia is a fascinating place to explore with a rich tapestry of colonial architecture, a vibrant, multicultural society and some of the best food on the planet. Patrick Chase gives his insider tips on what to see and where to go for that perfect trip.

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• Machu Picchu

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  Located around 2,450 m (8,000 ft) above sea level and nestled on a small plateau in the center of the Andes, the majestic city of Machu Picchu is easily the most iconic of all Incan ruins in Latin America.

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• The Tea Horse Trail & the Minorities of Southwest China

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  The verdant slopes of China’s mountainous southwest have for centuries boasted some of the country’s most productive tea growing areas. We explore some of the main trading routes of this region.

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