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ESSAOUIRA CALLING
Morocco’s surf capital on the nation’s Atlantic sea coast has miles of beach, hip hotels, an amazing fortress and some of the freshest folk music – Gnaoua – to be found. If you want some winter fun in the sun fl y to Marrakesh and take a short drive east!
TURIN ROCKS We join the almost famous Italian band Disco Drive on a tour of their hometown. 21 DISHES
Seven chefs give us three mouth watering plates each that you never thought to order.
10 HOT SHOP SPOTS 10 European cities = 10 top shopping destinations. GOTHENBURG
Uncover the clubs, bars, restaurants and life of Sweden’s second city.
CALENDAR GIRLS
Our female cabin crew strip off for charity and the 2008 Ryanair calendar. 		AUTOBAHN
From Hamburg to Frankfurt without a speed limit – it’s a driver’s holiday.
PROPERTY
Winter means snow, snow means skiing, so here’s all you need to know on chalet living. 		Snowtastic Finland
Guaranteed Snow,Guaranteed Skiing….
THE FILE
Travel vagaries, statistics, quotations and more from the Ryanair team. 		PHAT GADGETS New reviews of cool, must-have tech toys for girls and boys.
TOP 10… PLACES TO PROPOSE
Want her to answer yes? Then ask her in one of these spots. 		FOOD AND DRINK
We taste test Christmas cakes and review three hip new European eateries.
HOLIDAY HABITS
Everyone’s favourite Irish boy band sing us a song about their travel experiences. 		TRUST ME…
Zoe Williams on how to avoid the parents at Christmas!
CITY FOCUS
Robin McKelvie gives us all the juice on the Portuguese town of Faro.
UNDERCURRENTS
The latest events, shows and exhibitions. 		BOOKS & MUSIC
Holiday reading and British Sea Power’s latest.
GARMS TRADE
Dominique Afacan reviews winter mittens. 		CUBED
Three of the best… pens..
A-Z
December’s letter is J. 		GRIDSKIPPER
A sideways look at odd travel goings on.

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