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LETTER FROM Beijing

I flew out of Cape Town last night and spent this morning staring at shelves of expensive cigarettes, whiskeys and designer perfumes in Dubai International Airport. Now it’s late afternoon and I’m in China, waiting for another flight – my final flight – which will take me to Mongolia. If you want to travel on the cheap, you take the long way around.

It’s a challenge

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