Millions of holidaymakers at risk as they don’t have travel insurance for their trip
Nearly two-fifths of holidaymakers going abroad this summer do not have travel insurance for their trip, a survey has found.
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Holidaymakers ‘being duped by promo photos’
Travel companies have been accused of using promotional photographs to mislead customers.
Travel: Aberdeenshire countryside yoga retreat is the best… and that’s no stretch
It’s Friday night, and instead of heading straight home after work to get ready for a night out, I head to my local gym for a yoga class to keep up the health kick I’ve been on lately.
Travel: Singing the praises of spectacular Sydney on a whistle-stop visit
No tacky souvenir was required to remind us of our whistle-stop visit to Sydney.
Travel: New York is the city that never sleeps, and that always changes
It may be known as the city that never sleeps, but New York is actually the city that always changes.
Bartender wanted to serve pints in Caribbean paradise
One lucky bartender is being offered the dream summer job, serving pints at a bar in the middle of the Caribbean Sea.
Travel: The best way to spend 48 hours in London
Here are our top tips for a short break in the UK capital.
Top hotels near the Highland Games, as chosen by the Good Hotel Guide
The Highland Games is one of Scotland’s highlights of the summer, attracting thousands of competitors and tens of thousands of spectators each year.
From QE2 to the Symphony: 50 years of elegance on the high seas
It was built in Scotland and shared with the world. It’s 50 years since the QE2, which had been forged on the slipways of the River Clyde, made its maiden voyage.
Travel: Fife’s Balbirnie House is like Downton… but with tubs and TVs
It looks like no more than a scattering of big rocks in a quiet woodland glade. In fact, we are standing at the heart of Fife’s sacred centre, a site where ceremonies have been performed by generations of prehistoric people.
Travel: How to spend 48 hours in the stylish Spanish city Valencia
Perched on the Mediterranean coast, like Barcelona, and drenched in as much style as Madrid, Valencia may be Spain’s “third” city but it boasts the qualities of either of its larger rivals.