From dumps to jewels: greatest city comebacks
Once deep down in the urban dumps, these cities have bounced back from the brink of becoming no-go destinations, turning tumultuous pasts into tourist drawcards.
Once deep down in the urban dumps, these cities have bounced back from the brink of becoming no-go destinations, turning tumultuous pasts into tourist drawcards.
Along cobblestone streets, Melanie Ball discovers fresh coffee and traditional weaving in a city flanked by volcanoes.
Once home to pirates, Honduras now steals hearts and minds with its lush landscapes, writes Jennifer Cox.
Under jungle canopies, Catherine Best finds a nation and its parks leading the conservation charge in Central America.
Lonely Planet has drawn on the knowledge, passion and kilometres travelled by its staff, authors and online community to present the Top 10 Countries to visit in 2011.
Frugal authors Sharon Harvey Rosenberg and Myscha Theriault offer tips on how to make money from your travels.
Matthew Hall discovers a once-ignored Central American country now at peace with itself.
Become a latter-day Robinson Crusoe by renting an island, writes Louise Southerden.
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