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Dorothy said there was no place like home. As travellers, we would usually have to disagree. Especially after she stole our favourite red sparkly party shoes and there was that whole ‘talking to scarecrows’ incident. But for many of us, home is the safest and most responsible place to be at the moment. However, that

In light of the current situation that the world finds itself, there is a need for sensibility and responsibility. As the COVID-19 virus has halted travel plans for the foreseeable future. The most important thing for everyone now is to respect the measures in place and prioritize health and well-being.  One of the best ways

With Easter spent under lockdown, many families will be looking cautiously and hopefully ahead to the time when we can move around again, at least in the UK, not to mention make up for lost time with older relatives. If you’re getting ahead with planning, here are 50 fabulous options for a UK country house

More insider guides for planning a trip to Cornwall 48 hours Hotels Attractions Restaurants Pubs Beaches A proper Cornish cream tea is made by putting the jam on the scone before the clotted cream. The reason? The cream would melt on scones hot from the oven. A scone is something that must be freshly baked,

Who can’t stop thinking about the first place they will go on holiday once this is over, both in the UK and further afield? A host of hotels around the world are helping people plan for that first trip (whenever that may be), by offering deals and vouchers which can be spent in the future.

More insider guides for planning a trip to Vancouver 48 hours Hotels Attractions Restaurants Nightlife Although short-lived, British Columbia’s tangle with prohibition (1917-1921) cast a long shadow over alcohol regulation, which bars still wrestle with today – for instance, the ban on barrel-aging or infusing spirits was only lifted in 2017. Thanks to most licenses

From edgy art spaces to Viking-style cuisine and kayaking near porpoises, our experts give some fresh takes on the region. For more holiday ideas, see our 1,000 Dream Trips 1. Oslo’s modern art scene The Norwegian capital is carving out a growing reputation as a head-turning, Scandi-fresh art and architectural destination.   Why it’s special Here’s a city

Lockdown has been something of a postcode lottery, with those that benefit from proximity to wide open spaces the envy of many. Perhaps most missed is the country’s beautiful coastline — and with a British break the most likely feasible option for a first holiday when this is all over, that may well be where

It’s a strange time for the cruise industry, with all their ships currently out of operations and cruise agents concentrating on rebooking or refunding passengers who should be enjoying their floating holidays now and in the near future. In the midst of the crisis, stories of hope have emerged, showing how the cruise industry is

The 90-day suspension of cruises will cost the UK economy £888 million and lead to the loss of 5,525 jobs and £287 million in wages, industry body Cruise Lines International Association (Clia) has warned.   According to new data from the association, which represents more than 95% of the world’s cruise fleet, the global suspension of

The UK boss of Princess Cruises has hit back at critics, saying it’s unfair to single out his industry for criticism over coronavirus, after a torrent of negative publicity that began when one of his line’s ships was quarantined.  Tony Roberts, vice president UK and Europe, told The Telegraph: “I feel aggrieved that the cruise

Coronavirus Charity Appeal – compact puff to donate page – article embed It began in 2002 with a trip to Morocco. Led by a local friend, Mike Wood explored Casablanca, Marrakech and Fez. Soon after, Mike and his wife, Lucie Andersen-Wood, invested in a Marrakech holiday home. First, the couple’s friends borrowed the property. Soon,

The German capital’s turbulent “recent” history – the swirling eye of the storm for both the Second World War and the Cold War – means it is heavily represented in the art and culture of the 20th and 21st centuries. But a virtual visit to Berlin does not have to peer back at the Brandenburg

The coronavirus pandemic has halted plans for many couples, friends and families looking to spend their holidays in the UK this year. If your romantic sojourn, spa getaway, historic break, walking weekend, and so forth, is on hold for now, you’ll deserve a great British treat more than ever – and Bath has some incredibly

Medieval appeal and endless beaches Despite being a classic bucket-and-spade destination, there is so much more to Rhodes than its 300-plus days of sunshine and long, sandy beaches. The grand Dodecanese island’s Unesco World Heritage-listed capital is Europe’s oldest continuously inhabited medieval town and worth a visit in its own right. The Knights of the

The general manager of a Wuhan hotel who stayed behind to host emergency workers says he has been left with a new perspective on life after his experience at the heart of the coronavirus outbreak. On January 23, as the rest of the world was yet to be gripped with draconian measures on movement, Wuhan

Every expert saltwater angler has their preferred fly pattern for species they are pursuing, and they know exactly how to use it. Having the right fly on hand is as essential as wearing the righthigh-performance fishing apparel to make your saltwater adventure a success. Whether you’re a curious angler looking to shake up your usual

Imagine this, your peering out over a gorgeous Greek beach from your own balcony. Next to you is a very cute border collie patiently waiting for breakfast. You have six weeks to explore this new little village, beaches and all its delicious local food (and to think the accommodation is costing you nothing). We, The

As I sit down to ‘attend’ Monty Halls’ virtual travel journey of Australia’s Coral Coast, I have mixed emotions. You see, I was meant to be in this exact destination this month. Viewing what I’m missing out on is surely some form of torture. But I had a choice: indulge (sort of) my love of

Some people may think that Iran only has forests, deserts, and mountains, but the vast land also has a group of islands in the southern part of the country in both the Persian Gulf and Oman Sea. The beautiful Hormuz Island, known as the Rainbow Island is located in the Persian Gulf. Visiting this amazing