Cycling the Paris-Roubaix
The amateur cyclists attempting one of the world's oldest and toughest races.
The series with the latest news about travel from the industry itself and advice on the latest deals and destinations, flights and holidays, for people travelling on business or for leisure.
Why are so many hotels charging for wi-fi, when for many it is seen as essential?
The latest news about travel, from the industry itself to deals and destinations.
Saturday 03:30 GMT BBC World News
The amateur cyclists attempting one of the world's oldest and toughest races.
Tourism has been a crucial driver of new wealth in a global economy facing hard times.
Rajan Datar visits a museum where people send mementos from former love affairs.
Bob Howard joins a rock cruise where bands have found a new way to re-connect with fans.
Rajan Datar finds out more about the Croatian capital's grown sense of style.
Rajan Datar finds out why a former war-torn town is attracting tourists with paintballing.
How Zagreb hopes to become a year-round tourist destination like Paris and Berlin.
Two decades after war, Croatia still has 74,000 landmines to clear.
Will the beaches, boardwalks and amusement parks be ready for the new tourist season?
Fast Track's Joanne Whalley tries out a new zip wire which has opened in north Wales.
Rajan Datar finds out why the Mbila is important in Mozambique
Travel Clinic: Lost baggage Duration: 04:08 11/05/2013 GMT
Stargazing in the Atacama Desert Duration: 04:14
The drive for free wi-fi in hotels Duration: 06:55 11/05/2013 GMT
Amateur cyclists take on the Paris-Roubaix Duration: 05:32 04/05/2013 GMT
Insider Guide Duration: 03:59 04/05/2013 GMT
Can tourism save the world economy? Duration: 06:00 04/05/2013 GMT
Turkey's TV soap operas are beginning to dominate ratings across the Middle East, and this success is boosting tourism. Rajan Datar reports from the set of the Turkish version of Desperate Housewives and is offered a starring role.
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