Travel

A suit can travel in cabin luggage and still look sharp at the other end. Three folding methods, how to pack shirts and shoes around them and what to do on arrival.

A hawker centre menu board can list fifty dishes. These are the classics worth trying first, what goes into them and how to share a table's worth with friends.

Temples are places of worship first and sights second. Covered shoulders, quiet voices, shoes off where asked and a little patience make a visit easy for you and the people praying there.

Safari clothing is less about looking the part and more about dust, sun, chilly dawns and insects. Neutral tones, honest fabrics and a few smart layers cover almost everything.

Holiday pictures can quietly carry the exact spot where they were taken. A short guide to geotags, hidden photo data and the settings that keep your whereabouts private.

Hawker centres are where Singapore eats. A few unwritten rules about seats, queues, ordering and trays turn a confusing first lunch into the best meal of the trip.

A first omakase can feel like an exam. It is really an invitation: arrive on time, mention allergies early, eat each piece promptly and let the chef set the pace.

A single piece of nigiri can be eaten in one bite, yet it carries a surprising amount of decision-making. The temperature of the rice, the angle of the knife, the dab of…

Tanzania's northern circuit has earned its fame, and the great plains and crater views deserve every photograph taken of them. Yet travellers who return a second time, or who simply prefer fewer…