Libya

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• Westminster digested

  11 Mar 2011: Hague sends the crack troops through enemy lines into Libya

• The Middle East: to go or not to go?

  5 Mar 2011:

  Tourism is a big industry for the Middle East, but is it wise to head there now? Gemma Bowes consults tourist boards, tour operators and the Foreign Office

• More top trips for 2011

  2 Jan 2011:

  The rise of voluntourism, the opening up of the Middle East and the death of the staycation… Here are the 10 big travel trends for the coming year

• Readers' tips: desert adventures

  29 Nov 2010:

  From stargazing under the clearest skies in Chile, to a Death Valley road trip, you came up with all kinds of ways to experience the desert

• Libya: Putting ancient ruins into a contemporary perspective

  23 Nov 2010: At Leptis Magna ancient Romans, early Christians and modern Libyans meet

• Tea in the Sahara: a road trip through the Libyan desert

  4 Sep 2010:

  Following an ancient trade route across Libya, Sara Wheeler enounters Berber life, and finds that trade and smuggling are still alive and well

• Boutique winter sun

  29 Nov 2009:

  Annabelle Thorpe presents 20 small but beautiful seasonal hideaways

• Not too hot to trot

  5 Sep 2009:

  Still sunny but not scorching, autumn is the perfect time for walking. Gemma Bowes finds short-haul holidays for all interests

• Stage set for Libya's big entrance

  19 Apr 2009:

  Short breaks are opening up the country as Annabelle Thorpe discovered when she explored Roman ruins and modern Tripoli

• Strife almighty: Libya enlists British architects for conflict museum

  25 Nov 2008:

  Libya's decision to present its embattled history in a new museum is a bold move, writes Jonathan Glancey

• The ultimate New Year getaways

  16 Nov 2008:

  Sarah Turner and Nicola Iseard have some hot ideas for post-Christmas breaks

• Breakfast in Tripoli

  15 Mar 2008:

  Libya may have transformed from pariah state to holiday hot spot but it is still spectacularly exotic, says John Gimlette

• The new gold rush

  22 Sep 2007:

  You think glitzy Dubai is over the top? Wait till you see what other destinations have in store to attract high-spending tourists. Leo Hickman reports.

• The pariah countries

  24 Apr 2007:

  For his latest book, Lonely Planet founder Tony Wheeler set out to travel along the 'axis of evil'. Rory MacLean applauds his journey.

• Libya comes in from the cold

  21 Jan 2007:

  After years of isolation, Libya is finally starting to get the attention it deserves. Joanne O'Connor explores the Roman ruins and spectacular desert landscapes of North Africa's hottest destination.

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