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British tourists warned as new Mykonos and Santorini rules kick in

British holidaymakers heading to Greece this summer are being warned of new charges as a tourism tax comes into effect on the country’s most popular cruise destinations, Mykonos and Santorini. The...

'Lidl saved my miserable holiday abroad for reason you'd least expect'

Thousands of Brits are jetting off on holiday at the moment, and one popular destination is Croatia. One woman recently ventured to the holiday hotspot for a break in the sun, but the trip away...

Inside 'eerily' abandoned resort town once bustling with life now forgotten

An urban explorer has uncovered an eerie, abandoned city of hotels, left untouched for more than 30 years. Luke Bradburn, 28, discovered the forgotten tourist hotspot of Kinugawa Onsen, in Japan,...

World's 'most tranquil destination' is home to beautiful lake and mountain scenery

For a holiday where you can truly switch off and be surrounded by peace, quiet and the most incredible scenery the world has to offer, then there is one location that needs to be on your list. Far...

Kirstie Allsopp sparks fury as she rages Brits 'working from home s**t has to stop!'

Kirstie Allsopp sparked a social media backlash with her recent comments (Image: ITV)Kirstie Allsopp made her feelings clear in a series of tweets shared on X which sparked huge discourse online. In...

Direct train to beloved UK seaside town returns after being scrapped over five years ago

After a five year absence, a direct rail service connecting Eastbourne and Lewes to London Bridge is set to return, coming as great news for commuters and those planning a day trip to the coast....

‘Magical’ seaside town with sandy beaches named ‘UK’s most popular staycation' destination

Staycations have boomed in popularity in recent years, with many families opting to remain in the UK for the summer holidays rather than jetting off abroad. It was recently reported that almost...

Spain holidays threatened by 'significant weather risk'

The British dream of a sunny day on the beach in Spain may be at risk this weekend as yellow and even orange weather alerts have been issued for several tourist regions and islands. Thunderstorms and...

Boeing plane crashes into Airbus on runway sparking travel chaos and pilot suspensions

A shocking airport incident where a jet clipped the tail of another aircraft has led to the suspension of four pilots. The incident took place on Friday afternoon (June 27) in Hanoi,...

Debenhams floaty dress is perfect for summer holidays – and it's less than £40 right now

As a fashion editor, I appreciate a summer dress that keeps things breezy, flattering and comfortable. So, when I was browsing the latest Debenhams sale, one floaty number caught my eye immediately....

Stop flying to Rome and Milan - this beautiful Italian spot is way better

If you're dreaming of an Italian escape filled with history, charm, and postcard-perfect scenery, but without the overwhelming tourist crowds of Rome or Milan, consider heading to Burano, the...

The African country with the most unique wildlife in the world and one of rarest mammals

Africa is increasingly becoming a very popular travel destination for tourists from all around the world. Last year saw a surge in travellers to the continent, with some 74 million people choosing to...

Seaside town erupts as NIMBY neighbours force 'noisy' basketball court to close

A town council has been criticised for shutting down a small basketball court in a coastal town after complaints about noisy teenagers playing late at night. Furious residents say the decision will...

I had my throat slit - but I played dead to survive and get justice

By the end of the night, she had been raped, stabbed, and disemboweled — but somehow, she managed to liv (Image: YouTube)Alison Botha, a survivor of an unimaginable attack, has recounted her...

World’s oldest bridge that's still standing after 3,354 years

For millennia, bridges have played a vital role in connecting cities - now even countries - over roads, water and railways. The earliest versions were often simply trees cut down and laid across...