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Thai cities that are worth the drive

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By Sabrina Wong
| Cathay Pacific
From jungles and mountains to night markets and temples, Thailand is home to a diverse range of enriching experiences. One of the most enjoyable and flexible ways to explore it all is by driving, and this guide covers the country’s best cities to visit by car and what to do in each one. Need more reason to go? From now until 31 August, Cathay members who book a Hertz car rental in Asian destinations including Thailand for a minimum of three days get up to 10 per cent off and 1,000.
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Your complete guide to siu mei, Hong Kong’s beloved BBQ dish

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By Sabrina Wong
| Cathay Pacific
First, you’ll notice the long lines of hungry customers. Next comes the sweet, smoky aroma. Then you see it: glistening red barbecued meat displayed beneath a glass counter. You can almost taste the tantalising, savoury flavour. What is siu mei? Separately, the two Chinese characters for siu meimean “roasted” and “flavour”; when combined, they refer to roast meat.
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What I learned planning a Singapore holiday with my mum

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By Sabrina Wong
| Cathay Pacific
For much of my life, it was my mum who took us on holiday. And when she did, she took care of everything: the travel, the hotel, the food, the activities, the souvenirs. So, I decided to take her on a trip to Singapore – as a way of saying thank you. As a result, I learned a lot about her, myself and how to plan a trip with a parent. Taking my mum back to Singapore Despite the threat of rain, nothing could have dampened our high spirits as we made our way to The St Regis Singapore .
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