Travel News, page 2


An illuminating experience in the heart of Paris

Paris is the most visited city in the world and the most romantic – as long as you ditch the kids, that is, writes Mark Drew.

An illuminating experience in the heart of Paris

Enjoy salad days at The Waldorf Hilton

For “Oh, What A Night”, read oh, what a weekend! While short breaks in London look very appealing, on occasion they don’t quite do it for me, writes Jim Walsh.

Enjoy salad days at The Waldorf Hilton

A stunning saga you will wish has no end

I have a confession to make, writes Maria Cusine. I was officially too young to be on this holiday. You have to be over 50 to go on a Saga cruise (or be over 40 and travelling with a partner who is over 50).

A stunning saga you will wish has no end

Butlin’s break ‘the best holiday ever’ for children

Butlin’s – it’s a great British institution and as relevant now as ever, if my kids’ reaction is anything to go by, writes Mark Drew.

Butlin’s break ‘the best holiday ever’ for children

Adventurers head for activity-packed break

Under normal circumstances giving a small boy, especially my eight-year-old, a loaded rifle would be just asking for trouble, writes Sarah Moran. But he takes aim and fires, hitting a paper target about 20ft away and as he turns his face is filled with a beaming smile.

Adventurers head for activity-packed break

Attractions galore from the North East coastline

The end of October is probably not the best time to pay a first ever visit to a holiday resort on the North East coast of England, writes Jim Walsh.

Attractions galore from the North East coastline

Plenty to see and do in the New Forest

In the Black Country stray horses are a major problem – but in the New Forest they are positively welcomed, writes Helen Cartwright.

Plenty to see and do in the New Forest

Brief encounter with a wonderful short break

Jim Walsh pays an all-too-brief visit to the Isle of Wight but promises – for the second time: I’ll be back.

Brief encounter with a wonderful short break

Dubai is a real travel hotspot

The glossy magazines are unanimous – Dubai is THE playground of the rich and famous, writes Keith Harrison. TV jetsetter Piers Morgan concurs, even though he says that about everywhere he seems to go.

Dubai is a real travel hotspot

Feel on top of the world in a mountain’s shadow

It’s very easy to forget that there are places of real beauty that are pretty much on our doorsteps, writes Shaun Jepson.

Feel on top of the world in a mountain’s shadow

Queen of the seas is a real voyage of discovery

Jim Walsh steps back in time on a ship which pays tribute to Cunard’s history – and discovers that elegance really is timeless.

Queen of the seas is a real voyage of discovery

Perfect base for visit to the Cotswolds

On a fine day, take the Cotswold Way footpath south of Broadway and, after about five minutes, turn and look back, writes Peter Rhodes.

Perfect base for visit to the Cotswolds

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