Welcome to round seven of our series of weekly travelinks. Remember, if you have anything you want to add, find out how to swing a travelink our way after these tasty little numbers.

• Quite often, weird stuff happens in Asia. How do we know? Because we have Weird Asia News to keep us abreast of developments. A recent bulletin informs us of Tokyo's latest fad: cat cafes; where "customers seeking human and feline companionship pay to sip tea and stroke one of the 20-odd resident cats, representing 17 different breeds."

• One of our favourite bloggers Maryam in Marrakech, recently returned from Yemen, and is churning out superb images as if superb images of Yemen are going out of fashion. Which they are not.

• The Beeb has delved into the the murky underworld of Naples. Not the rubbish-neglecting, gun-toting, journo-hounding world of Gomorrah... they've dipped into the actual underworld; the vast network of ancient tunnels that form a subterranean maze under the city.

• Of late, we've been getting excited about secret dining clubs in New York and London. The Montreal Gazette is likewise taken with the whole clandestine nature of the thing, and has homed in on 10 different back-alley eating clubs around the world.

• Popular American guidebook and blog series Not For Tourists has recently made the leap across the pond to London, and is offering individual chapters for $1.50 a pop.

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