1. BA's £75 inflight laptop charge - Matt Clark wanted to know why British Airways could justify making such a punitive charge for an adapter to connect his laptop to the inflight power supply. The airline says it's phasing out the adaptors - and not a moment too soon - this article attracted 34 comments from readers complaining about added extras and unreliable technology.

2. Breast feeding in Dubai - Kate Palmer wanted to know if feeding her baby in public would cause offence in the UAE. The Times travel expert, Julia Brookes, gave her opinion, and so did a host of readers...

Taking tots away? Read Top 10 questions about flying with kids.

3. Will Ryanair go the extra inch on baggage? - Debra Gale's case was 5cm too large to take onboard with Ryanair. She wanted to know if the airline would stick to the letter and make her check it in - the response wasn't black and white...

For more baggage advice read Your Top 10 baggage questions.

4. Where can we stay in a lighthouse? - Wendy Harrelson and friends wanted to spend a memorable night in a genuine lighthouse. The Sunday Times' Richard Green has a few gems up his sleeve.

Plus, read our review of the West Usk Lighthouse in Gwent.

5. Should we climb Uluru in Australia? - Janice Brewer is visiting Australia in January with her husband. They are visiting Ayers Rock, and want to know whether they should climb it, given the strong feeling among Aborigines that it shoudln't be climbed. Our expert advised, and so did a host of readers.

Plus, read up on more great adventures with Your Top 10 questions on the world's great sites.

6. How to get drugs through Dubai - Chris Considine read some alarming headlines about holidaymakers in Dubai being arrrested for carrying medicine and inadvertently carrying banned drugs. He wanted to which prescribed medicines he could get through Dubai airport in checked luggage, on transit to Oz.

For more advice on taking medicine abroad and general travel health, read Your Top 10 travel health questions.

7. Singles holiday without the cringe factor - Sinead Baxter wanted to holiday with like-minded people, but not be forced to socialise. Sunday Times travel expert Richard Green had the perfect holidays for her.

Going it alone? Read Your Top 10 solo traveller questions.

8. Is the airport liquid ban Europe-wide? - Peter Reynolds booked flights via Madrid to the Canary Islands and wanted to know if liquids were banned in hand luggage when going through Spanish airports, as they currently are in the UK.

9. Is New York open for Easter? - Elisabeth Frame thought the Big Apple would be perfect for an easter break with her teenagers, who love to shop 'til they drop. But she's concerned that shops and attractions may close over the easter break. Our expert explains the American public holidays.

For a complete guide to New York, read: 20 classic New York stories

10. Will I love Disneyland as much as Disneyworld? - Andy Launchbury wa worried that the original Anaheim theme park would be a damp squib after Florida. Our expert and our readers offer advice.

For more on theme parks closer to home try our feature, 2008: what's new at Britain's theme parks

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