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November 2017 issue • On sale from 12 October Alternative Thailand Leave the tourist trail with our expert trip planner to take you to the little-visited spots on the other side of the kingdom... Che Guevara's Latin America Fifty years on from the death of the notorious revolutionary in Bolivia, we follow in his footsteps on the Che Guevara Trail, from Argentina, to Chile, Bolivia and beyond Foodie Greece Join us on a trip to the Aegean Islands of Lesvos and Chios for a hearty helping of food, culture and ouzo - all in crowd-free bliss Great Barrier Reef Australia's most infamous natural landmark may be in trouble, but we go behind the headlines to see the conservation efforts for ourselves... Wild Africa As our Photo of the Year winners return, we take you on a visual journey through the 'roar' beauty of South Africa, Swaziland and Botwana World Guide Awards - Results Find out who took Gold, Silver and Bronze, in our annual celebration of the unsung heroes of travel - featuring Bill Bryson and Mark Carwardine Plus... How you could become a tour guide; Bruce Parry on going tribal (again); why collapsing travel icons can actually be a good thing; First 24 hours in Brussels, Belgium; Discovering the the surprising beauty in the UK's City of Culture - Hull; Massachusetts - maritime style; best camping mats, and lots, lots more...
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5 crafts keeping Ghana's past alive
Explore beyond Ghana's capital to meet artisans crafting keepsakes that reveal their rich culture
Mothering earth
Holly Tuppen explores how travel can support one of the world's greatest climate crisis mitigation tools: empowering women
New Zealand's green stays
Whether going off-grid in a glass pod, staying on a working farm or living among the trees, these eco-friendly escapes will get you back to nature
In the glare of El Dorado
While Europeans once flocked to Bogotá for its links to a mythical city of gold, the lively Colombian capital shines for a different reason these days and is making waves with its glittering cultural and gastronomic scenes
Rocking the kasbah
Marrakech went from overtourism to empty streets as two years of Covid-19 lockdowns took their toll. With visitors now returning, is it time to ponder how the future of travel here should look?
Byway to the skies
Colorado's Rockies are a land of soaring peaks, wild festivals and gold-rush towns turned idyllic mountain escapes - and through it all runs some of the most dramatic stretches of road in the USA
CALL OF THE WILD
The USA isn't just a melting pot of people - it is also home to myriad wild species spread across all 50 states. You just need to know where to look...
BACK TO WHERE IT ALL BEGAN
In 1872, a vast swathe of Wyoming, Montana and Idaho was set aside to create the first national park. Today, Yellowstone is more than just a wild gem - it's the story of US conservation
A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE
The Azores might belong to Portugal, but for all this volcanic archipelago feels similar to its mainland cousin, there is a wildness to its landscape, geology and history that sets it apart
A JOURNEY of ENDURANCE
A century after explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton died while moored off the sub-Antarctic island of South Georgia, we retrace the steps of his most heroic adventure