Travellers urged to boycott Botswana over its treatment of Bushmen
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Cicada, named after the Nitmiluk national park’s omnipresent singing insect, is a ‘retreat’ in the truest sense of the word. This 100 per cent Indigenous-owned luxury lodge is a secluded, romantic and tranquil place in which to wind down, sleep soundly and indulge in thoughtfully prepared food. See the full post >
This back-to-basics hostel is your classic auberge (inn), of the sort one found before the word ‘poshtel’ was invented – and comes complete with a banjo. Helpful staff and a central location make it a good budget choice. See the full post >
A sophisticated and fully modern hotel set in 500 acres of landscaped grounds. Fota Island Resort provides a tranquil escape just 15 minutes from Cork city centre, with tennis, golf, spa and gym facilities to tempt adults, while nature walks, pools, indoor and outdoor playgrounds entertain younger guests. See the full post >
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Open since 1334, the Gmachl is Austria’s oldest family-run hotel. But this retreat on the edge of Salzburg is not stuck in the past. Across from the original hotel and restaurant is the bright new Klosterhof annexe, with its state-of-the-art spa. No wonder stars from the summer festival stay here. See the full post >
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