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Best sacred sites

(1) Ta Prohm, Cambodia Located in the Angkor region of Cambodia, not far away from Angkor Wat, this Hindu temple was deliberately left in a

Most threatened world heritage sites

(1) Timbuktu, Mali Founded in the 5th Century, Timbuktu reached its economic and cultural peak in the 15th and 16th Centuries, when it was an

World’s top ancient ruins

(1) Great Wall, Badaling, China By their very purpose, walls protect, but also acknowledge limits, physical and otherwise. The sheer size and scope of this

World’s best natural sites

(1) Los Glaciares National Park, Argentina A land of ice and snow punctuated by soaring peaks, Patagonia in southern Argentina is home to Los Glaciares

Top 10 global entertainment attractions

(1) Times Square, New York City, U.S. Once synonomous with nightmarish decline and decadence during the 1970s, Times Square long ago morphed into a waking

A big, booming business

Modern-day tourism can be a struggle against moderation. Tour operators lure clients with every imaginable gimmick — gaudy entertainment and gigantic buffets, to name just

Canada’s 26 men and one woman in London

Canada didn’t leap to send a diplomat to Britain immediately following Confederation. After all, communicating with Ottawa and London on matters affecting the new Dominion

How Salada Tea built Canada House

For the first 50 years or so, Canada conducted its diplomatic, consular and trade affairs in London from a variety of rented addresses ranging from

His Excellency, Gordon Campbell

In 2011, after a decade in the position, Gordon Campbell resigned as the Liberal premier of British Columbia. His departure followed a stunning loss of