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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

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

With a vast redevelopment and investment project underway to transform the city’s waterfront, Dundee has started to pop…

By Paul · Jan 28

Pairing sophistication and eccentricity, a French time capsule rests inside the pearl of the orient, inspiring a charming…

By Paul · Jan 21

Although the Dolomites are often regarded as Europe’s most spectacular slopes, the rest of the Italian Alps are…

By Paul · Jan 16

Located in western New York, Chautauqua County sits on Lake Chautauqua, near Lake Erie. While known in the…

By Breawna Eaton · Jan 15

Standing tall across Seoul city’s backdrop, Bukhansan boasts stunning views and a rich history during the Joseon period,…

By Paul · Jan 14

Dulan, a small coastal village located on the east side of Taiwan, is a welcome break from the…

By Paul · Jan 7

Cycling in Colombia has for a long time thrilled locals and adventure-seeking travellers. Now, its rugged cousin is…

By Paul · Jan 4

The UK may have the biting Winter weather, but without any expansive mountain ranges of the kind that…

By Paul Joseph · Jan 2

Sitting on the banks of the Arkansas River, Little Rock is home to a thriving New South culture…

By Paul · Dec 28

Cozumel is known primarily for its excellent coral reef diving and pristine beaches, but towards the centre of…

By Paul · Dec 21

An 8th-century settlement home to a captivating old town, Fez combines ancient traditions with an increasing appeal as…

By Paul · Dec 19

When it comes to Christmas markets in Italy, Trentino-Alto Adige is the place to go. Here, the festive…

By Paul · Dec 14

As one of the safer and most historically significant parts of central Johannesburg, Braamfontein is a must for…

By Paul · Dec 6

In the Land of the Eternal Blue Sky, unpredictable adventure awaits. Genghis Khan’s former empire ranks among the…

By Breawna Eaton · Dec 3

An oft over-looked special administrative region of the Republic of China, the Macau Peninsula holds a culture as…

By Paul · Nov 22

A bustling port overlooking the Atlantic, visitors are welcomed to Vigo by a diverse urban landscape, stunning nature…

By Paul · Nov 17

Buildings may flake, peel, and crumble in Croatia’s capital, Zagreb, but its inhabitants don’t appear to be in…

By Paul · Nov 8

In Mexico Tequila was first the name of a town, then it gave its name to the drink…

By Paul · Nov 2

Tuscany is so overburdened with beguiling destinations that to stop at just Florence and Siena is to do…

By Chris Allsop · Oct 30

Bursting with ancient treasures of Indo-Islamic architecture, otherworldly murals and a rocky river running through the town, Orchha…

By Paul · Oct 22

Until the coastal road connected Portofino to neighbouring Santa Margherita, crossing the promontory on foot was the only…

By Paul · Oct 18

Straddling the winding banks of Perfume River, the historic walled city of Huế in Central Vietnam is rich…

By Paul · Oct 8

Naples is one of the jewels in Italy’s crown. Nestled on the Bay of Naples, it is a popular…

By Paul · Oct 6

Komodo National Park has been officially protected since 1980, but locals have cared for and protected these islands…

By Paul · Oct 1

Stemming from the Algonquin word, “adawe,” meaning “to trade,” Ottawa is a town steeped in history. The city’s…

By Tracy Kaler · Sep 24

The Polish city of Wroclaw rests at the intersection of Central and Eastern European history. A collection of…

By Breawna Eaton · Sep 24

Standing stark naked in a room filled with strangers, and trying to act natural about it, is just not…

By Paul · Sep 20

Ever felt like there seem to be a lot of tourists in your country? A recent survey into…

By Paul · Sep 18

Travelling anywhere as a vegan can be a certified nightmare if you don’t know where to eat, especially…

By Paul · Sep 14

Peering across the sea of red-tiled roofs, lush green parkland and bustling streetlife of Vilnius, it is hard…

By Paul Joseph · Sep 12

One of the great English seaside towns of the 19th century, Ramsgate has in recent years become as…

By Paul Joseph · Sep 9

Away from the dense crowds of Times Square and the wandering tourists of Central Park and the Upper…

By Breawna Eaton · Sep 4

Varanasi is one of those places where life comes at you with all its limbs, wielding many wonders,…

By Paul · Aug 29

Just 50 minutes from Split by ferry, Brač is an island with beautiful pebble beaches and delightful villages, tall…

By Paul · Aug 27

At the heart of Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region, Bologna still waves its revolutionary flag. The “red city” resists the…

By Paul · Aug 17