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These World Cup nations won’t win the trophy but are seeing a boom in tourists – here are the unlikely places you should book for your next holiday
Tour operators and flight comparison sites are reporting a spike in interest when the ‘minnows’ take…
Where will European border chaos hit hardest this summer? These are the destinations facing the biggest queues (plus where to avoid delays)
The new Entry/Exit System (EES) has been wreaking havoc across Europe since its rollout began back…
This private Belize island is on sale for $700,000 – less than the price of an average London terraced house and just a 17-minute commute from the mainland
For those who have long fantasised about fleeing the chaos of urban life for a tropical…
Remains found in Utah desert 28 years ago with help of a psychic finally identified through DNA genealogy
The remains of a man found 28 years ago in the Utah desert with the help…
First look at the new £23.6 billion mega airport coming to Dubai set to be the world’s biggest – promising no queues for 260 million passengers
The UK Foreign Office lifted travel advisories for the United Arab Emirates last week, meaning a…
Sweltering Britons are booking ‘heatwave’ packages at air-conditioned hotels to escape soaring temperatures
With temperatures soaring above 30C, a number of frazzled Britons have resorted to desperate measures as…
Dubai is back! After Middle East travel ban is lifted, these are the most incredible places to stay, from a party resort to ultra-luxe hideaway
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‘Panicked’ holidaymakers sprint for prime sunbeds as security guards hold back crowds before 8am in Tenerife
Holidaymakers in Tenerife were seen sprinting for loungers in the latest installment of this summer’s ‘sunbed…
Japan has announced a 400% increase in visa fees – but which other countries are most expensive for tourists to visit?
When visiting some of the world’s best holiday destinations, few costs can surprise holidaymakers more than…
Influencer jailed for ONE YEAR after posting video criticising Moroccans on her holiday
A French-Algerian influencer has been jailed for one year after she posted a video criticising Moroccans…
Once loved but now avoided: The UK seaside towns in decline, with empty shops to litter-strewn beaches
When it comes to revealing your upcoming UK staycation spot to friends and family, the response…
Disney scare unfolds after teen exits log ride moments before 50-foot plunge
A 13-year-old Disneyland guest was medically evaluated after exiting a ride vehicle and sliding down the…
Where to enjoy a day by the seaside during the heatwave: Read our travel experts’ guide to the very best British beaches, from glorious golden sands to a birdwatcher’s paradise
Sea temperatures in the UK can range from single digits in the winter to the high teens…
Want to bag a break but save some cash? Here’s our pick of the best travel deals available this week – from UK staycations to bargain breaks in Barbados
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Crowded airport lounges force airlines to rethink future of travel perks for fliers
Airport lounges may have finally hit their breaking point.After years of offering credit card perks, day…
Hikers face urgent Grand Canyon heat warning after teen’s death on popular trail
An 18-year-old hiker’s death on one of the Grand Canyon’s best-known trails is underscoring a frequent…
Cruise passengers learn diet trick that woman says made her weight loss finally stick
A cruise designed for people who follow low-carbohydrate diets is teaching passengers the eating approach one…
Record seaweed invasion leaves beachgoers gagging as fumes raise health fears
A record amount of sargassum seaweed has been washing ashore across South Florida, frustrating beachgoers and…
These are the 10 holiday questions Brits ask each summer – the travel desk has the answers
As Brits, we are creatures of habit: orderly queues, cups of tea at 4pm and an…