Destinations

If you’re looking for something unique to do in London with a partner or friends, then you may…

By Paul Joseph · Jan 8

Take a tour of the Garden of Europe, as Keukenhof near Amsterdam is known, to see tulips and…

By Paul · Jan 8

Experience the iconic New York landmark in style on one of these excellent tours to meet Lady Liberty…

By Paul · Jan 6

From islands and coastal vistas to country houses and vineyards, Italy boasts some of the most varied and…

By melissa · Jan 2

Stretching about 75 miles from the high-rise bustle of Cancun down to the far quieter village of Tulum,…

By Paul Joseph · Dec 29

The picturesque, cobbled streets of Edinburgh carry a dark history of torture, body-snatching and witchcraft – all of…

By Paul Joseph · Dec 28

As is most cities around the world, Dublin’s residents are increasingly seeking flexibility in where and how they…

By Paul Joseph · Dec 20

With its picture-postcard waters, calm trade winds and well developed tourism infrastructure, the Bahamas is an enduringly popular…

By Paul Joseph · Dec 20

Situated on the “boot” of the Italian peninsula, Puglia is the Mediterranean like it appears in dreams. Graced…

By Chris Newens · Dec 17

When it comes to gyms, flexibility is more than just a work-out goal – it’s also what most…

By Paul Joseph · Dec 14

Paris’s reputation as Europe’s most glamorous city is justly deserved. Needless to say that the city’s hotels pull…

By Gareth Jones · Dec 13

Everything in New York City moves quickly (except maybe the traffic). New Yorkers talk fast and walk even…

By Chris Newens · Dec 13

While the city itself has enough to entertain visitors for weeks if not months, Cape Town is also…

By Paul Joseph · Dec 11

Park the car at the hotel – the best way to explore this royal borough is by water…

By Allie d'Almo · Dec 6

Perched on the Yucatán Peninsula, the Mexican coastal town of Playa del Carmen offers visitors a divers choice…

By Paul Joseph · Dec 5

Ancient Rome is still on show in Bath Spa, and the pretty little town also happens to be…

By Paul · Dec 1

The sprawling, buzzing city of Sydney is home to a wide array of great cocktail bars that aren’t…

By Paul Joseph · Nov 30

The Philippines struggles to rival other Asian countries in terms of international renown for its cuisine. This seems…

By melissa · Nov 27

Engage all your senses and discover the very heart and soul of Mexico City on one of these…

By Paul Joseph · Nov 27

One of the U.S. Virgin Islands in the Caribbean, Saint Croix has a large number of accommodation options…

By Paul Joseph · Nov 24

In the Catalan capital you’ll find decades-old izakaya side-by-side with brave new fusion eateries, where the best traditional…

By rachaelp · Nov 22

Madison Square Garden is an icon of sporting history. MSG was the site of Ali vs. Frazier in…

By Breawna Eaton · Nov 22

If you’re visiting London and intend to visit several attractions during your stay, you may want to consider…

By Paul Joseph · Nov 17

Packed full of ancient history, amazing food and – let’s face it – beautiful people – Italy remains…

By Paul Joseph · Nov 17

Serving the provinces of Verona, Brescia, Mantua and Trentino-Alto, Verona Villafranca Airport (VRN) is located 10km south of…

By travelmag · Nov 15

Yoga and Pilates have at last taken root in Paris: studios tend to be minimalist but chic, modern…

By melissa · Nov 8

The south bank of Florence is an irresistible jumble of opulent palaces, hip boutiques, and restaurants. From the…

By melissa · Nov 3

Delve into Westeros by visiting the Northern Ireland locations used to film scenes of the hit HBO series,…

By Paul · Nov 1

The Tuscan cities of Pisa and Lucca need no introduction, but the countryside surrounding them is lesser-known –…

By travelmag · Nov 1

In 2017, Atlético Madrid moved into their brand new Metropolitano Stadium, where they are watched by a loyal…

By Paul Joseph · Oct 21

In a city that prides itself on gastronomic traditions like raclette and foie gras, vegan foodies can at…

By melissa · Oct 18

From the verdant Chianti region to arid ravines, the famed countryside of Siena stands out for the diversity…

By Paul Joseph · Oct 16

France’s unofficial capital of the South was positively transformed after its year as Capital of Culture in 2013…

By Paul Joseph · Oct 13

Home to Chianti, Mugello and the Arno Valley among others, the countryside near Florence offers countless options for…

By Paul Joseph · Oct 11

One of the most popular ways to explore Los Angeles is by booking tickets for a hop-on hop-off…

By Paul Joseph · Oct 10

South Korea’s second city, Busan, is a lively place with its own take on Korean urban culture, which…

By Paul · Oct 9

The birthplace of some of the world’s most legendary artists, Holland remains a hotbed of culture – with…

By Paul Joseph · Oct 6

Imagine gladiators and chariots, tigers and emperors at Rome’s premier attraction on these top five Colosseum tours. Rome’s…

By Paul · Oct 3

This yuppie enclave is famed for its beachfront lifestyle and good coffee. Whether you’re after an expertly-frothed cappuccino or…

By Allie d'Almo · Oct 3