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London is just capital for kids

Everyone remembers their first trip to London. As a child, it is like a first-memory of “the big world”.

London is just capital for kids

Tunisia is a land brimming with optimism

On the face of it, there is little evidence of the scenes of beamed around the world 14 months ago when the Jasmine Revolution was in full swing.

Tunisia is a land brimming with optimism

There’s more to Swansea than sea and surf

While on one side Swansea Bay arcs away to the horizon, the city itself spreads below us on the other. We can see for miles.

There’s more to Swansea than sea and surf

Beachfront comfort in the land of sailors and scenery

Tucked away on the southwestern tip of Portugal, Martinhal beach resort and hotel sits in the strikingly beautiful Costa Vicentina natural park – a world away from the rest of the Algarve, writes Karen Knowles.

Beachfront comfort in the land of sailors and scenery

Carry on camping in the beauty of Brittany

It is no surprise that France’s north-west region is a perennial favourite with British holidaymakers and families in particular, writes Jim Wildman.

Carry on camping in the beauty of Brittany

Park helps bridge the gap between Brits and French

There is something that still excites me about going over a big bridge, writes Diane Davies. It seems to say this majestic piece of engineering is taking you on a long journey, to a far and distant land.

Park helps bridge the gap between Brits and French

Visit Sligo – a true gem of the Emerald Isle

It’s not very often you come across a place that ticks virtually every box and has something for everyone, writes Lisa Wright.

Visit Sligo – a true gem of the Emerald Isle

Wind your way through Portugal’s spectacular wine country

Jim Walsh gets in the spirit of things during a superb cruise along the River Douro in Portugal.

Wind your way through Portugal’s spectacular wine country

Don’t dismiss wonder of Normandy

For most of us, Caen and the Normandy coast is that bit of France we zip through on our way to or from somewhere else writes Simon Penfold.

Don’t dismiss wonder of Normandy

Hidden treasure in the gastronomic Uptopia of Paris

Each year, thousands of food lovers flock to Paris in search of serious gastronomy, writes Michael Weston.

Hidden treasure in the gastronomic Uptopia of Paris

More to Le Mans than its famous race

Walking along the labyrinth of narrow, cobbled alleyways in the old part of Le Mans was like taking a step back in time, writes Lisa O’Brien.

More to Le Mans than its famous race

Slope away for fantastic adventures in Canada

It’s all downhill from here, as Alex James ventures for a memorable skiing holiday in the Canadian Rockies.

Slope away for fantastic adventures in Canada

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