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Hot or cold? Two great destinations for a Christmas getaway
Whether you’re someone who tends to take a proper holiday each year around Christmas, or you’re just looking for something different to do this festive season, there’s so much choice in terms of destinations available that you could be forgiven for feeling a little daunted by the task of choosing where to go.
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Corsica: Returning to old haunts on the Med's most beautiful island
Monday, 15 October 2012
Probably the most compulsive liar you are ever going to meet is your own memory.
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Late bookings boost UK travel firms
Thursday, 11 October 2012
UK holiday companies hit by the early summer monsoons and competition from the Olympics appear to have been boosted by a late-booking burst.
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Where Vikings trod: Rooted in history, stridently modern – the Faroes beckon
Thursday, 20 September 2012
As our Atlantic Airways flight from Gatwick banked sharply to avoid unseen precipitous cliffs, the swirling mist suddenly lifted and there, just a few hundred feet below us, was the miniscule island of Mykines, suddenly basking in brilliant sunshine, an emerald gem set against a sparkling blue sea.
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Off the beach in Florida
Monday, 10 September 2012
Florida has some of the best beaches in America – clean white sand, glittering blue sea and year-round sunshine are the state’s winning formula. However, there is more to Florida than just its coastline: from historic cities to nature reserves, make sure you get off the beach and explore some of the state’s other attractions too.
Europe’s unlikely ski destinations
Wednesday, 29 August 2012
When it comes to skiing holidays, the countries that immediately spring to mind are European hotspots France, Austria and Italy. And this trio have certainly earned their place in skiing’s hall of fame; beautiful landscapes, friendly locals, well-known resorts and plenty of tourist hotspots are perhaps what make them some of the most popular skiing destinations in Europe, if not the world.
Travel on Tuesday to get cheap flights
Tuesday, 28 August 2012
For a cheap flight to Europe, fly on a Tuesday — that is the conclusion of a Which? Travel study, published today.
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Brits and Irish making Normandy's Orne region their own
Tuesday, 21 August 2012
Sir Winston Churchill once famously observed that: “The British and the Americans are two nations separated by a common language”.
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The good news from Ghent
Tuesday, 14 August 2012
Historic Ghent’s misfortune is, maybe, its location – being sandwiched between fairytale Bruges and EU powerhouse Brussels.
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HostelBookers offer affordable chic options for travellers with high style at low cost
Tuesday, 7 August 2012
Holidays don’t have to be expensive, but they should always be relaxing. If you want to save money, meet cool people and unwind during your time away you should book into one of HostelBookers’ top luxury hostels.
Video: How to have a stress-free summer holiday
Thursday, 2 August 2012
It’s that time of year again, summer is here and it is time to get away. Whether you are going on a stay-cation or just taking a day trip out, it is important that you plan before you drive.
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How to save before you’ve travelled: tips on getting the best currency deals
Thursday, 26 July 2012
When it comes to going on holiday, the first things we normally consider are where to go and what to do.
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Video: Institute of Advanced Motorists give tips on towing caravans
Wednesday, 25 July 2012
It has long been a British institution loved my millions and now a new study shows the caravanning holiday is coming back in a big way, with one in five Brits planning a caravanning or camping holiday this year.
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Two wheels in Mallorca: Is cycling the new golf?
Wednesday, 25 July 2012
They say that cycling is the new golf – the new leisure activity of choice for fitness-seeking execs. They’ve got the Titleist clubs and the Audi but now it’s that carbon-fibre Bottecchia, Specialized or Cervélo that’s providing their thrills.
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Video: How to prepare for the perfect family holiday
Wednesday, 18 July 2012
Summer’s here and that means the annual family holiday.
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The footsteps of history echo through the streets of Angers
Sunday, 15 July 2012
After the working week’s pressures and bustle, it was a perfect way to spend a Sunday morning – pedalling gently along the traffic-free dedicated cycle route that runs along the tranquil banks of the broad Loire, France’s longest river.
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Air travel to remain real world wide web
Friday, 6 July 2012
In the approach to Farnborough International Air show (UK), leading aircraft manufacturer Airbus reveals what passengers want from the future of flight: more sustainable; less stressful; and more of it, despite social media revolutionising how we keep in touch.
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Be dazzled by India
Tuesday, 3 July 2012
In the south of India, the little-visited Karnataka has plenty of surprises, from the bright lights of Mysore Palace to rare wild life sightings, writes Harriet O'Brien
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48 hours in: Luxembourg
Monday, 2 July 2012
The small but perfectly formed Grand Duchy’s beguiling capital city is in a very festive mood for the summer, says William Cook
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48 hours in: Berlin
Tuesday, 26 June 2012
Summer sees the historic German capital at its cultural best, with an overwhelming array of attractions, says Chris Leadbeater
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In the wake of dragons
Tuesday, 12 June 2012
Vietnam's stunningly beautiful Halong Bay is a World Heritage Site and a kayaker's dream but Mark Harris found the legends of pearl-spitting dragons as enticing as the emerald-green waters and countless grottoes
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