Epic mountains, a mist-shrouded Manhattan Bridge and fighting stallions: The jaw-dropping images that have wowed the judges in an annual photography contest The images have been submitted to the Moscow International Foto Awards, which are in their seventh year The contest has been flooded with entries from photographers in more than 100 countries around the … Read more
Customers with refund credit notes for cancelled package holidays may have to find and pay for a solicitor before they can receive a cash refund if their provider goes bust, but without any assurance their refund will be successful, says Which? The UK consumer champion says it has learned of this situation following the collapse … Read more
The Armchair Traveller reveals how to explore the world from home: Brilliant breaks to get you dreaming and creating the flavours of an American barbecue Find a holiday you might never have thought of before at vivid.travel Enjoy a taste of America’s South with spice mixes from Kansas City 1930s Savoy Cocktail Book reveals how … Read more
Hundreds of travel bosses slam Priti Patel for ‘presiding over economic disaster’ – and say she should resign if 14-day quarantine policy proves unlawful Hospitality says Priti Patel should resign if the quarantine policy proves unlawful Over 400 industry leaders have written about their issues to the Home Secretary Priti Patel’s 14-day quarantine policy was branded … Read more
Travel bloggers who earn a six-figure salary from sharing their jet-setting lifestyle online have revealed exactly how much they spent on their luxury Balinese mansion and the extensive roster of staff they’ve hired to work in their home. Jack Morris, 29, from Manchester in the UK, and his Australian girlfriend Lauren Bullen, 27, who have … Read more
Exclusive for Mail on Sunday readers: Discover the Cotswolds with TV’s Adam Henson – meet the Countryfile star and tour some of the area’s most beautiful gardens By Mail on Sunday Reporter Published: 22:01 BST, 13 June 2020 | Updated: 22:01 BST, 13 June 2020 The idyllic countryside of the Cotswolds is home to some … Read more
The quirky boats that now rule on dry land, from a 19th Century barge in Suffolk to a former ferry in Cornwall A 19th Century Dutch barge moored on the River Deben in Suffolk sleeps four A Cornish farm is the setting for The Wild-de-go, once an Isles of Scilly ferry Wake up in the … Read more
The Armchair Traveller reveals how to explore the world from home: Find brilliant breaks to get you dreaming and create an American BBQ feast Find a holiday you might never have thought of before at vivid.travel Enjoy a taste of America’s South with spice mixes from Kansas City 1930s Savoy Cocktail Book tells how to … Read more
The Isle of Wight certainly punches above its weight. Measuring just 23 miles by 13, this small island off the Hampshire coast is bursting with a history that goes back to the age of dinosaurs, and along the way has been called home by wealthy Romans and Queen Victoria. Even the wildlife sets it apart … Read more
A couple of years ago, I quit my job in the UK and embarked on an adventure in the remote region of Extremadura in south west Spain. My wife Julia and I bought a farmhouse on a hill, surrounded by oak forest, and set about restoring an old barn. One spring day, our pig-farming neighbour … Read more