Destinations

If you’re landing in Buenos Aires International Airport (EZE), you have fourteen companies to choose from: Alamo, Avis,…

By Scott Dylan · May 13

There is nowhere quite like South Africa, with its vast expanses of wilderness, packed with a cornucopia of…

By Paul · May 8

The daily routine at the traditional tanneries of Fez has changed little since medieval times. The oldest and…

By Paul · May 7

From finding luck where one least expects it to trying stracciatella ice cream in its birthplace, Bergamo offers…

By Paul · May 7

This week’s video is an impeccably put together montage of life and travel in the Caribbean Islands of…

By Paul · May 6

The Welsh capital has a reputation for raucous nightlife – and it’s well deserved. But there’s far more…

By Paul Joseph · May 6

 Having spent the morning climbing up and down the 135 steps and exploring the piazzas and cobbled streets…

By Chris Allsop · May 3

Frankfurt is one of Germany’s financial hub cities, but despite the modernity that brings, it also has a…

By Paul Joseph · May 3

Urban focal point of the French Riviera, Nice is a beautiful city with a pleasant climate year-round. The…

By Paul · Apr 29

With more Britons choosing ‘staycations’ and domestic travel, the number of people taking the ferry from Northern Ireland…

By Alyssa James · Apr 26

The southernmost city of Portugal, Faro, is a popular tourist destination thanks to its hot summers and Mediterranean…

By Paul · Apr 26

Scotland conjures up many images of mystery. It is, after all, a country that claims the Unicorn as…

By Roisin · Apr 26

For many people visiting India, be it for the first or the fiftieth time, the Golden Triangle –…

By Paul · Apr 26

In 1885, Banff National Park became Canada’s first national park. This UNESCO World Heritage Site encompasses more than…

By Alyssa James · Apr 24

A somewhat-oddly shaped little district, Ixelles juts out as the southeast corner of Brussels. Just far enough from…

By Breawna Eaton · Apr 19

A beautiful Basque city, Bilbao’s culture, cuisine and character make it the ideal location for a city break.…

By Paul · Apr 19

Hidden amongst the historic treasures of Japanese theatre lies the haunting stories of Noh; an archaic world of…

By Paul · Apr 15

A culture with food at its heart located in the perfect climate for growing seasonal produce, there is…

By Roisin · Apr 14

Paris is home to over 400 parks and gardens, thanks in large part to a major redesign of…

By Paul · Apr 9

A city of fewer than 170,000 people in the north of Queensland, Cairns may be geographically small, but…

By Paul Joseph · Apr 4

The dynamic city of Boston is hugely popular as a place of study for younger people from abroad,…

By Paul Joseph · Mar 22

Pub theatres are an alternative way to enjoy plays, comedy and performances to the big West End theatres.…

By Andrea Gambaro · Mar 19

One of the oldest neighborhoods in New York City, the Lower East Side (aka LES) is also known…

By Breawna Eaton · Mar 18

Known the world over for one thing and one thing only, rugby; Twickenham boasts the stadium at the…

By Chris Newens · Mar 15

Scotland’s largest city was a giant of the industrial era. With this came a rough reputation and a…

By Roisin · Mar 15

Manhattan might well be the style, but Brooklyn is the substance of New York. The vital organs of…

By Paul · Mar 12

Spanning the entire length of the country, from the cloud covered mountains of the North to the branching…

By Paul · Mar 12

Whistler is a charming village built by, and for, those in the pursuit of outdoor activities. The mountain’s…

By Paul · Mar 11

Instantly recognisable, the iconic Eiffel Tower monument, built by Gustave Eiffel’s engineering company, was officially unveiled in 1889.…

By Paul · Mar 6

For a break from the droves of tourists who flock to Amsterdam Centrum and to experience the city’s…

By Paul Joseph · Mar 5

The attractions of the capital of the Renaissance need no introduction. The dome of Santa Maria del Fiore,…

By Paul Joseph · Mar 4

Lying off the north-eastern coast of Vietnam in the Gulf of Tonkin, with its 1,600 tree-topped limestone islets…

By Paul · Mar 1

As one of Britain’s pop culture focal points, Liverpool draws travellers in from around the world. If it’s…

By Paul · Feb 22

Screenwriter and longtime resident Nora Ephron adored the Upper West Side so much she once said, “I began,…

By Tracy Kaler · Feb 14

TravelMag surveyed more than 300 travel writers, social media influencers and travel professionals, asking them to pick the…

By Breawna Eaton · Feb 11

Jamsil is Gangnam’s trendy neighbour and the Lotte franchise capital. Home to Seoul’s major sports stadiums and towering…

By Paul · Feb 11

Despite the uncertain atmosphere looming over Britain in 2019, this year’s exhibition calendar will continue to be as…

By Roisin · Feb 4

Escaping from the crowded streets of Barcelona, Sitges is an intimate retreat from city life. Nestled south along the…

By Roisin · Feb 4

Given Tours’ status as the largest city in the Loire Valley, many visitors use it as a jumping-off…

By Paul · Feb 1