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Cape Town is the holiday hotspot where your pound will stretch the furthest in 2023
The ranking was determined by Post Office Travel Money's Worldwide Holiday Costs Barometer, which compared the cost of eight tourist items in 40 destinations worldwide.
The Inspector calls at Boys Hall, a 'fabulous' new Kent hotel that's built atop smugglers' tunnels
The Inspector says that Boys Hall hotel, set near Ashford International railway station, 'is winning plaudits and prices are bound to rise - so get in early'.
Pilot reveals how aeroplane toilets are emptied
In his book This Is Your Captain Speaking, veteran Air Canada Dreamliner captain Doug Morris makes revelations that are anything but bog-standard.
The secret iPhone hack that helps you translate languages and convert currencies
The lesser-known tool can be used on the iPhone XS, iPhone XR and later iPhone models - use it to navigate menus, signs and more with ease while abroad.
Cosy 'book nooks' for bookworms from London to New York - and top tips for designing your own
Building a book nook of your own is easier than you think, as Charu Gandhi, founder and director of the London-based interior design firm Elicyon reveals.
Pictured: The bizarre fig tree that's growing upside-down in the ruins of an ancient Roman town
The strange tree is set in the modern-day town of Bacoli, the site of the lost city of Baiae, which is often referred to as Las Vegas for the uber-wealthy of ancient Rome.
Heartbeat passports and 3D printed buffets: Scientists reveal what travel will be like in 2070
The easyJet 2070 Future Travel Report is full of astonishing revelations, with the future also full of flying taxis, 3D printed clothes and much more.
Gekas Ullared: The department store in Sweden so big it's now the country's No.1 tourist attraction
Sweden's Gekas Ullared superstore welcomes five million visitors a year. One Tripadvisor reviewer described it as a 'shopping mecca' while another said it is 'extremely huge'.
The amazing jet-shaped house designed by a 12-year-old that looks like it's 'flown out of a cartoon'
Hungarian Lujzi Pados has always loved planes and so, along with her father, she drew up the plans for the tiny house, which they agreed could be doubly used as a playhouse and let out as a holid...
Why Cape Town is simply irresistible, from the delights of the 'Wine Tram' to kayaking with dolphins
Lizzie Pook says that the relaunch of direct flight routes from London to Cape Town makes it easier to visit. She also shares her tips for visiting the 'chocolate-box pretty' town of Franschhoek ...
The last-minute ski deals to bag for the Easter holidays, from Italy to Austria
Spring may be upon us but snow is still available at Easter at a variety of European locations. This ski deal round-up also includes an Alpine bargain on the slopes of Tignes in France.
Surrey hotel review: Inside The Georgian, a clubhouse with rooms just an hour's drive from London
Jennifer Cox stays in one of the 'simple but well-appointed' rooms at The Georgian in Haslemere, which is designed as a sociable space to eat, drink and join organised activities.
Saudi Arabia is opening up to tourism - and offers an abundance of historic wonders
Teresa Levonian Cole treks through AlUla County, which is 12,500 square miles of desert. 'This wilderness has a rich 7,000-year history,' she reveals.
Pictured: The bizarre FAKE hotel that sits beside an Australian motorway
Hotel EastLink, set alongside a motorway on the outskirts of Melbourne, was designed by the Canadian artist Callum Morton and unveiled in 2007.
How green travel no longer means giving up luxury hotels or flights
Here's how to relax guilt-free in the knowledge that you've given back rather than taken away. Read on for the best travel companies working hard to protect the planet…
Coronation Street and I'm A Celebrity star Sue Cleaver recalls her travel adventures
The actress also shares her favourite foreign destinations, discusses her plans for a Scottish road trip and shares her top tips for future I'm A Celebrity contestants...
Exploring heavenly and unpretentious Puglia, a rugged Italian region where Sundays are still sacred
Mark Palmer, who spent a lot of time in Puglia in his 20s, is pleased to find despite its growing popularity that it hasn't become 'over-polished'. Read on for more on his trip...
Lanzarote's president finally declares 'British tourists will always be welcome'
Maria Dolores Corujo hit back after being rattled by the reaction to her claims the holiday island of Lanzarote was saturated and needed to reduce its dependence on British tourism.
I'm an astrologer - and here's where you should go on holiday this summer
Celebrity psychic and astrologer Inbaal Honigman has produced a guide to aligning your star sign with a top holiday destination for a perfect summer break.
Meet the couple who have hiked and canoed their way to social media fame
The exploits of U.S-based Renee Miller and Tim Beissinger are followed by millions across TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, where they share how-to tips, and footage and photos from their journeys.
The most luxe airport offerings in America, from helicopter transfers to fancy restaurants
While airport lounges - accessible via premium plane tickets or special memberships - offer maximum comfort, these luxury trimmings certainly cater to those with cash to splash.
Inside Tommy Hilfiger's $46 MILLION mega yacht Flag which he deems his 'most-prized possession'
The 71-year-old designer recently welcomed Los Angeles-based YouTuber Enes Yilmazer aboard his bobbing beauty 'Flag' to get a taste of the high life on the high seas.
Exploring Milan's chic boutiques on a blissfully relaxed mother-daughter shopping break
Sarah Hartley and her mother immerse themselves in Milan's fashion scene, starting their trip at the iconic department store Rinascente.
Cyclist's journey to Morocco from the UK by train and FERRY to take part in an 800-mile bike race
Josh Reid travelled to Morocco from Newcastle via Portsmouth and Santander. Then he cycled the epic Atlas Mountain Race, which begins in Marrakesh and skirts the Sahara Desert.
Mail on Sunday reader offer: Discover the glorious gardens of the Cotswolds with Christine Walkden
On this four-day tour you'll visit some stunning spots, including Hidcote Manor and Highgrove House, and meet TV gardening expert Christine Walkden, who will give a private talk and answer questi...
Pilot reveals the safety tips you REALLY need to know in the air
Speaking anonymously to DailyMail.com, the flight expert, who has been piloting for 10 years, touches on some of the most hotly debated safety subjects.
Terrifying turbulence videos shared by plane passengers
TikTokers around the world have been sharing clips from their scariest plane journeys, with turbulence causing a wave of chaos among passengers.
British Airways captain ranks the worst types of weather for flying
What is the worst weather for flight? Captain Steve Allright runs British Airways' Flying with Confidence course for nervous flyers and reveals that this is a question he's asked often by attende...
Mobile Photography Awards: Mesmerizing images captured by winners including an elephant's bath time
Judges of the prestigious annual competition, which is in its 12th year, said that the most recent captivating images submitted were among the best that they had ever seen.
Skipping around the Mediterranean on a slick new yacht that squeezes into all the best places
Caroline Hendrie explored the French and Italian rivieras aboard Emerald Azzurra, anchoring in pretty ports that most cruise ships wouldn't be able to reach.
The $1billion island hopper: Gliding around the Caribbean on board P&O Cruises' new ship Arvia
Cruise novice Mark Edmonds hops aboard Arvia to spend a week on one of its first Caribbean voyages. 'It was all breezily efficient,' he says.
Lanzarote tourism body scrambles to repair relations with Brit holidaymakers
The Lanzarote tourism body is scrambling to repair relations with British holidaymakers and has distanced itself from the island's president after she called for a 'higher class' of visitors.
Jet2's CEO 'demands an explanation from Lanzarote's president' after she vowed to have fewer Brits
Airline boss Steve Heapy has sent a letter to Dolores Corujo asking her to clarify her statements and whether she wants tourists from the UK to come to the Canary island.
Singapore Changi named World's Best Airport 2023, Terminal B at LaGuardia wins 'best new terminal'
Changi Airport, home to the world's biggest indoor waterfall, also won the awards for World's Best Airport Dining, World's Best Airport Leisure Amenities and Best Airport in Asia.
Pictured: The houses hidden under giant boulders on the stunning Greek isle of Ikaria
Behold the 'anti-piracy' houses on the Greek island of Ikaria, centuries-old dwellings built under boulders to hide residents from pirates.
Amazing holidays for the over-50s, from safaris to walking and cycling tours in Spain and Portugal
Every week our Holiday Hero Neil Simpson takes an in-depth look at a brilliant holiday topic, doing all the legwork so you don't have to. This week: exciting itineraries just for the over-50s.
With high altitude and pistes for all abilities, Tignes is ideal for an end-of-season ski break
It never fails to delight, not least because this former Olympic venue sits beneath a glacier (on the other side of the hill from Val-d'Isere), writes Robert Hardman.
The joys of visiting Majorca during the off season, with high temperatures and cheap hotel rates
Harriet Sime tours around the island and finds that Majorca 'regains its laid-back charm and natural beauty' outside the summer months, a time when 'local life resumes'.
The 99 best and worst tourist attractions in the world - Hollywood Walk of Fame is ranked bottom
The ranking comes from analysis of Tripadvisor and Google reviews, TikTok views, quality of local accommodation and distance from nearest airport.
Shortlisted and winning photos in the open competition of the 2023 Sony World Photography Awards
The winning and shortlisted category entries have been announced ahead of the overall winning open competition image being revealed on April 13.
A veteran cruise-goer reveals why if you have never cruised before, you should try it
Caroline Hendrie has set sail on scores of ocean ships and on many rivers over the past 25 years. She says you'll 'discover a whole new world of holidays' if you try cruising.
Mail on Sunday reader offer: Tour Colditz Castle and the PoW camp made famous by The Great Escape
Join historian and TV presenter Guy Walters as he guides you around locations in Germany and Poland that were at the heart of the Second World War.
Inside The Godolphin, the 'exotic' Cornish hotel that's set bang opposite magical St Michael's Mount
Vicki Reeve checks in to The Godolphin hotel in the ancient town of Marazion. She stays in the newly renovated Penzer Point suite, from which she's 'transfixed' by the view of the 'romantic' tida...
The astonishing innovations in the running in the 2023 'Oscars' of airline cabin design
Eighty different designs and innovations are in the running in the 2023 Crystal Cabin Award, with the overall winners due to be announced in Hamburg in June.
Airbnb's most wish-listed budget UK rentals - all available for around £100 a night
These UK Airbnb rentals prove that budget doesn't have to mean bleak. The ranking also includes a beautiful gypsy wagon and a glamping cabin in a spot with 'zero light pollution'.
As Lanzarote looks to rely less on Brits, UK tourists in Rhodes are given free gifts upon arrival
British tourists in Rhodes were greeted with a water salute, music and free gifts as Greece kicked off its tourist season early. Meanwhile, Lanzarote appears to want to reduce reliance on Brits a...
Are German tourists really a different class to Brits abroad? The evidence suggests not.
Lanzarote's President recently announced plans to reduce reliance on the British tourist market, instead encouraging more 'higher spending' Germans. But not all of this adds up.
Why a cruise is the ultimate way to experience the unusual wildlife of the Galapagos Islands
Lesley Bellew boards Hurtigruten Expedition's MS Santa Cruz II ship for a 'life-changing' voyage around the islands, which lie 600 miles off mainland Ecuador.
Verona for under £100 a night: This small, romantic Italian city is packed with history
If you know anything about Verona, it's probably as the scene for Romeo And Juliet. But there's plenty to keep you occupied here apart from the story of star-crossed lovers...
Meet the brave explorer who takes close-up photos of anacondas lurking underwater in South America
Texas-based explorer Julian Gunther's pictures show adult anacondas coiled around branches in the waterways of South America's tropical Pantanal wetland region.
Woman who has visited all 50 states shares tips on saving money when traveling
Ashley Nealy, 35, from Atlanta, finished her epic 50-state challenge in October 2022. On one trip she ticked off six states in five days. Along the way, she learned some vital cost-cutting measur...
Boeing 737 is converted into rental holiday home with hot tub, bedrooms and flight simulator
EXCLUSIVE: The front half of the 737 sleeps four and boasts a double bed in the cargo hold and a hot tub in an old jet engine cowling. Steven Northam, 39, bought the Boeing jet on eBay for £5,00...
Inside Britain's most remote mainland community on Scotland's Knoydart peninsula
Ted Thornhill visits the Scottish village of Inverie on the Knoydart peninsula. Inverie is accessible either by a tough 24-mile hike or a six-mile ferry crossing. Ted opts for the ferry and repor...
Inside America's oldest Irish pub, where Houdini's old handcuffs are behind the bar
Stepping through the eroding swinging doors of McSorley's Old Ale House in New York's East Village is like stepping back in time. In fact. not much has changed since this pub opened its doors in ...
The Brits who left home for the 'Good Life' in Poland
Marianne Goodman can't contain her excitement at she and her husband's new move. She is one of thousands of pensioners leaving the UK to start a new life in Poland.
How the Great Blizzard of 1888 on March 11 left 400 dead on the East Coast
On the evening of 11 March, 1888, the Great White Hurricane paralyzed communities from Chesapeake Bay to Maine, killing 400 and forcing households to burn furniture to keep warm.
Veteran Air Canada captain Doug Morris reveals what goes on in the flight deck when turbulence hits
In his book This Is Your Captain Speaking, Air Canada pilot Doug Morris (pictured) offers a glimpse inside the cockpit during rough air, explaining how the crew react to various stages of turbule...
Amazing castles you can rent on Airbnb, from a 'Disney-like' castle in Scotland to a French chateau
These are royally good rentals. Some properties are ringed by moats and have bedrooms in castle turrets, while others sit atop Medieval prison cells and feature heated pools.
You'll be treated like a friend at these splendid Wolsey Lodges - and may not even need a key
There are 75 B&B properties using the Wolsey Lodge name, ranging from grand halls to modest townhouses, everywhere from Scotland to Wales...
Paul Merson reveals how he missed seeing sights on his travels because he 'chose to drink instead'
Ex-footballer and pundit Merson says that he was 'drinking heavily' when he toured with Arsenal. 'I was there but I wasn't there,' he says.
Croatia is becoming a tourist favourite - but you can still find unspoilt spots on these two islands
'Croatia, two hours from London, offers an exciting and profound escape sensation,' says the Daily Mail's Stephen Bayley. Especially if you visit the islands of Hvar and Dugi Otok.
Bare-chested Brits get on the beers in Benidorm and top up their tans in 23C sunshine
Tourists downed pints of lager in Benidorm under sun and blue skies as others packed the beaches with temperatures reaching a glorious 23 degrees Celsius.
Swiss town is PAYING people £50,000 to move there
Albinen, in the canton of Valais, is offering to pay people over £50,000 just to move to the stunning mountain valley. The beautiful area sits on the mountain slope at 4,265 feet above sea leve...
Pictured: Culver Hole, the spooky secret smugglers' cave in Wales that's sealed in by a stone wall
Culver Hole cave is set in a 100ft cliff along Wales' Gower Peninsula. It's rumoured that smugglers built a tunnel leading from the cave to help with ferrying contraband.
Inside the Caledonian Sleeper to Scotland - Britain's contender for world's greatest train journey
MailOnline Travel's Ted Thornhill travels on the Caledonian Sleeper between London Euston and Fort William in Scotland. Read on to find out why he declares it a dream trip...
Discovering that surfing, coasteering and freezing baths in Cornwall can soothe the body and soul
Hugo Brown takes part in a three-day wellness experience during his stay in one of the pastel-coloured rental cottages at Cornwall's Three Mile Beach.
LNER vs Lumo: Travel experts review the two East Coast Main Line services in a fascinating duel
Lumo doesn't serve as many stations as LNER, but it does have shiny new blue trains that match the 125mph top speed of LNER's Azumas and cost less to ride.
How elephants of South Africa and their love of fruit play a vital role in making luxury GIN
For centuries, elephants have been drawn to the scent of ripened marula fruit across the plains of South Africa.
'Totally surreal': Travel blogger films his trip in FIRST CLASS on a BA 777 from Heathrow to Dublin
BA occasionally uses twin-aisle long-haul planes for short journeys as a result of extra cargo demand, much to the delight of the often surprised passengers.
Which billionaire has the best boat? How Jeff Bezos' Koru compares to other eye-popping superyachts
Built everywhere from southern England to the Netherlands, these vessels are heaving with ultra-luxurious features - and come with eyewatering pricetags as standard.
These B&Bs in Europe's capital cities offer everything from in-room massages to private city tours
These are the B&Bs to book if you hanker after somewhere that's more home than hotel on a city break, but still want luxury touches.
Feast your eyes on these spring ski deals, including for a resort hosting Michelin-starred chefs
Renowned chefs Jean Philippe Blondet and Jonny Lake are heading to Courmayeur in Italy (pictured) to host the 2023 Mountain Gourmet Ski Experience. Read on for more deals...
Travel memories more positive than recalling a first kiss for nearly half of people
The finding comes from a study in which participants from Germany, the U.S and the UK had their faces scanned by facial recognition software as they imagined key moments of their lives.
Is the hipster brunch trend over? British breakfast staples such as dippy eggs and cereals are back
In a survey, 68% of Brits agreed that the brunch trend is waning, with a third believing that there has been a resurgence in 'old-fashioned British breakfast staples'.
The stunning winners of the 2022 World Nature Photography Awards revealed
This photo contest sets out to highlight the 'wonders of our planet' - and based on the latest batch of extraordinary winning pictures, its mission has been accomplished.
Can a skiing holiday with four children REALLY be fun for the parents? It can in Serfaus in Austria
Jake Wallis Simons checks into Serfaus's Vaya St. Zeno hotel, which has an incredible 'rabbit warren' spa, lots of comforting alpine wood and attentive, multilingual staff.
Cruising the eye-popping Kimberley coastline in Western Australia
Lizzie Pook witnesses incredible sights as she explores Kimberley's 'heart-thunderingly dramatic' landscape on a luxury expedition ship.
Turbulence can cause serious injuries and climate change could make it worse. But what can be done?
America's National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has a long list of recommendations for reducing the number of injuries from turbulence. Read on for more...
Pictured: Lufthansa's amazing new cabin, which features a first class with a 'honeymoon' double bed
This suite - known as First Class Suite Plus - comprises ceiling-high walls, an entirely closable door and two one-metre-wide (3.2ft) side-by-side seats that transform into a double bed.
The Inspector calls at The Winning Post, a pub with rooms ideal for Royal Ascot visits
The Inspector calls at The Winning Post in the village of Winkfield, near Ascot, and finds that there's 'such a jolly atmosphere'. Read on for more on his stay...
Time-warp hotels that transport you to different eras, from Palm Springs to Yorkshire
Ideal for history lovers, these hotels - spanning from Yorkshire to Palm Springs - boast antique decor and theatrical displays from staff in period costumes.
Airplane etiquette rules: Pilot reveals 11 insider tips
Speaking anonymously to DailyMail.com the flight expert who has been piloting for 10 years and works for one of the world's top carriers, touches on the biggest passenger bugbears.
Inside the Maldives resort that's best for wine lovers, thanks to its 27,000-bottle cellar
Charlotte Kristensen checks into the Maldives' Constance Halaveli resort. She writes: 'If you want bucket-list wines with your bucket and spade, this is your wine paradise.'
Scary cruise ship moments: Terrifying incidents revealed
TikTok is awash with videos showcasing a spread of disastrous events on the high seas. Here DailyMail.com rounds up some of the most terrifying cruise ship scenes.
Meet the female airline pilot who has turned the 'dumb blonde' stereotype upside down
Michelle Gooris, 31, is a 737 pilot who posts slickly produced cockpit-view videos of some of her flights, complete with on-screen explainers of what the pilots are doing and observing.
The most expensive restaurant dishes in America and Canada
DailyMail.com has been in touch with restaurants across the U.S. and Canada to find out the most expensive dishes they have on offer, with truffle, caviar and gold leaf are among the ingredients.
The 50 most attractive nationalities revealed: India is No.1, USA second - UK has most handsome men
According to a study that produced the ranking, by swimwear brand Pour Moi, Swedish people are the third most attractive, Japanese the fourth. Read on for the full results...
My boss is furious I didn't give my first class seat to her and left her stuck in economy
The man, who was a frequent flyer with the airline and also had his own credit card with them, was offered the seat because of the flight points he had earned, leaving his boss stuck in economy.
Exploring Sedbergh, the historic Cumbrian town that's England's official 'capital of books'
'Books are all around in Sedbergh,' says Angela Epstein, as she notes that the town's eateries stock books and that her hotel room boasts a selection of Dickens novels.
From deserted beaches to fantastic fly-fishing: The joys of the island of Alphonse in the Seychelles
Teresa Levonian Cole stays on Alphonse, a tiny, magical island in the Outer Seychelles that's home to rustic bungalows and contemporary beach suites and villas.
Why a horseback tour through Iceland's barren wilderness is an adventure like no other
Antonella Gambotto-Burke says she felt 'renewed' after her tour, which guided her through the awe-inspiring waterfalls and valleys of northwestern Iceland.
The best and worst cruise lines of 2023 revealed by Which? - and Noble Caledonia is number one
Which? asked passengers to rate their experiences across 23 ocean cruise lines, from British company Saga to America's Carnival. Read on for the full results...
The Inspector calls at Surrey's historic Wotton House hotel - and gives it a one-star rating
The Inspector describes his standard double room at the recently refurbished Wotton House - which lies near Dorking - as 'horrible' and says that breakfast 'is a corporate buffet affair'.
Discover Costa Rica's coral reefs and volcanos in new and exciting ways on these four amazing tours
Every week our Holiday Hero Neil Simpson takes an in-depth look at a brilliant holiday topic, doing all the legwork so you don't have to. This week: Four new ways to see Costa Rica.
Flight attendant reveals top tips for a long-haul flight
For many, the prospect of a long-haul flight is an exciting one - marking the start of a trip to a long-awaited holiday somewhere hot and sunny. But for others it is a daunting idea.
The best cruises to book right now - plus a dream trip to Antarctica that you can WIN
Another standout cruise to book is Charitable Travel's six-night cruise aboard A-Rosa Donna on the Danube, during which passengers run 10km a day with a fitness coach.
Discovering the beauty of Kent's Isle of Sheppey during a stay in the snug Kingshill Farmhouse hotel
Sarah Hartley checks into Kingshill Farmhouse, which stands proud in the Elmley Nature Reserve, a site that entices visitors with wildlife and 4x4 tours.
Discovering that you can still find glorious seclusion on the popular Greek island of Rhodes
With the Amada Colossos Resort as his base, Roderick Gilchrist explores the Greek island, touring its less populated west coast and driving across its empty middle.
World's most 'loved' and 'hated' airlines revealed: India's Go First is most disliked overall
The ranking was produced by a study of tweets that mention airlines, with an AI tool used to score them according to whether they mentioned the carrier positively or negatively.
From a royal palace to famous dumplings: Why Lithuania's Vilnius makes for a tasty city break
Emily Herbert tours around the grand, Unesco-listed old town in Vilnius and is treated to a ballet performance at the Lithuanian National Opera and Ballet Theatre.
The No.1 place where Britons want to celebrate St Patrick's Day revealed - and it's not Ireland
New research by Hotels.com looked at British travellers' most-searched-for destinations for March 17, the date of Ireland's national holiday.
Cunard launches a fascinating exhibition of archive photos curated by Paul McCartney's daughter Mary
The exhibition blends never-before-seen images from the British cruise line's photography archive with photos submitted by past and present guests of its cruise liners.
The 14 most underrated places in the world named by Time Out, from Plymouth to Burlington
The list has the aim of 'inspiring and enabling people to discover places which pack a punch in terms of food, culture and experiences but are often overlooked by travellers'.
Going to Mallorca will be a THIRD more expensive in 2023 as prices rocket, Palma tourism body warns
Prices In Mallorca are expected to keep rising after a new law was introduced to prevent hotels from adding more beds, to limit the number of tourists on the island, a tourism expert has said.
Travellers warned over 'bargain' flight prices offered by online travel agents
Which? compared the amount travellers pay on popular routes - including from London to Orlando - when booking directly with an airline or with online travel agents.
South American seductions: A guide to exploring beautiful Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Uruguay
Take a self-drive tour of the lake district on the northern edge of Patagonia, or admire jaguars in the Pantanal, the world's largest wetland and a biodiversity hotspot.
Lanzarote sticks to its guns and 'will not be gagged' over limiting tourists
Island president María Dolores Corujo says the authority has no intention of changing its mind amid claims that the new approach is already damaging Lanzarote's image.
Meet the vloggers who sold all their belongings and quit their jobs to travel the world full time
A young couple sold everything to follow their dreams and travel the world. Now they say they have never worked so hard, but are earning more than ever and wouldn't have it any other way.
Mail on Sunday reader offer: Join historian Dan Snow on a tour of the D-Day beaches in Normandy
During this fascinating five-day trip you'll discover incredible stories of the heroism of those involved in one of the most important missions of the Second World War.
The Northern Lights are blazing bright, and here's the perfect spot in the UK to explore the galaxy
Your chances of seeing the Aurora Borealis are raised if you head to the Northumberland Dark Sky Park, Jo Knowsley reveals. Here's what she saw during her visit...
A European tour from London to Paris via Vienna on the Eurostar and Nightjet sleeper train
Joe Minihane admits that it's easy to feel that there's no romance left in travel, but says that a series of overnight trains connecting multiple cities in Europe 'has enduring appeal for incurab...
Points Guy UK reveals the do's and don'ts of seat swapping on planes
Passengers have been posting stories of woe and frustration after asking fellow flyers to exchange places - and being refused. Nicky Kelvin from The Points Guy UK offers some advice.
Sony World Photography Awards 2023: Incredible images from shortlisted professional photographers
Captured everywhere from North Carolina to the hills of India, these pictures showcase both 'technical skill and an original approach to storytelling', the judges reveal.
Hardknott Pass in the Lake District given one star on Tripadvisor for being too steep
The road in question is notorious Hardknott Pass, which with heartstopping gradients of up to 30 per cent is one of England's steepest routes.
Best beaches in the world for 2023 ranked by Tripadvisor - with Brazil fielding the winner
You're shore to have a good time if you sunbathe on one of Tripadvisor's top-ranked beaches for 2023. Remote island beaches are particularly popular this year...
Spanish resorts set out plans to say 'adios' to Brits but the rest of Europe is happy to say 'Hola!'
Kings of the budget package holiday Lanzarote and Majorca have said they're fed up of British tourists. Not to worry, there are plenty of other European destinations queuing up for our cash
Introduction of Etias 'visa-waivers' for Britons travelling to Europe delayed to 2024
The 'Etias' pass, which is a USA-style Esta 'visa-waiver', will cost travellers £6, will be valid for three years and can be used for stays of up to 90 days in a 180-day period.
Going Dutch - in the heart of the Caribbean: Inside Curacao's new all-inclusive Sandals resort
Ailbhe MacMahon checks into Sandals Royal Curacao, the couples-only brand's first resort in the Dutch Caribbean. It's a popular place for vow renewals, she reveals.
America's most controversial hotel rooms with guests like Prince Harry and Watergate burglars
DailyMail.com has traveled across the country to find the places you can spend the night, with the stories certainly making for tantalizing bedtime reading.
Fascinating new book The Alps 1900 reveals stunning vintage pictures of a bygone European era
'The Alps 1900. A Portrait in Color' by Agnes Couzy and Sabine Arque, showcases pictures of the mountain range from the late 1800s to the dawn of the 20th century.
European cities with visitor entrance fees: Venice, Valencia and Barcelona charge holidaymakers
Three popular European cities are bringing in new 'tourist tax' charges as a row rages on over a proposed EU tourist levy which all Britons will have to pay in order to cross the EU border.
Take this quiz to see if YOU can tell whether these 26 beaches are located in Britain or abroad
Each year, Britons spend big bucks jetting off in search of glorious beaches on trips abroad, but is it really necessary? Many don't realise that there are exotic beaches right on their doorstep.
I'm a British Airways captain - and these facts will help cure your fear of flying
EXCLUSIVE. British Airways captain Steve Allright runs BA's Flying with Confidence course for nervous flyers. Here he reveals some plane facts that will help make your next flight anxiety-free.
An exclusive peek inside Charlotte Church's wacky Welsh retreat
Josa Keyes takes part in Church's retreat at The Dreaming in the remote depths of mid Wales. 'I'm here... to experience Charlotte's vision of healing,' she says.
The bizarre island that's French for one half of the year and Spanish for the other
Pheasant Island, an uninhabited isle on the Bidasoa river, is governed by Spain from February 1 to July 31, at which point it is handed over to the French for six months.
Inside the Happy Valley filming location of Hebden Bridge - which has its own story to tell
After the airing of Happy Valley's final episode, Thomas W Hodgkinson ventures to the Yorkshire town where much of the show was filmed to get a Happy Valley 'fix'.
How electric planes could 'revolutionise' the way Australians travel
Dovetail Electric Aviation will show off a Cessna Caravan plane fitted with battery pods at the Australian International Airshow. The company said that 'aviation is ripe for disruption'.
The best places to stay in the Dominican Republic (an island Hugh Grant loves)
Every week our Holiday Hero Neil Simpson takes an in-depth look at a brilliant holiday topic, doing all the legwork so you don't have to. This week: luxury hotels in the Dominican Republic.
The reality behind the Instagram snaps: Cabin crew reveal the things they hate most about their job
Jay Roberts, who worked as cabin crew for Emirates, asked flight attendants around the world via his popular Fly Guy's Cabin Crew Lounge network to list the things they hate about their job.
The Mail's hotel Inspector calls at the Blakeney Hotel - the grand dame of the north Norfolk coast
The Blakeney is 'expensively dressed, well-mannered, self-assured', says the Inspector. And if you go between now and Easter there are deals to be had.
Essex is your oyster! The joys of ancient Colchester - which has incredible seafood
On his visit to Colchester - a former Roman colony - Clive Aslet finds that 'there is so much to enjoy', including the native oysters, regarded by connoisseurs as the king of bivalves.
Most people go to the Caribbean isle of Grenada for its beaches - but the hiking is spectacular too
Tom Chesshyre hikes up and down Grenada's highest mountain, spying colourful hummingbirds, a scuttling mongoose and fruit from wild plants along the way.
Qantas unveils first and business-class cabins for non-stop flights from Australia to UK and USA
The non-stop flight program - dubbed 'Project Sunrise' - will use a fleet of 12 Airbus A350-1000s that will 'overcome the tyranny of distance'.
The best and worst short-haul airlines for 2023 named by Which? - and one's rated WORSE than Ryanair
The ranking was produced by a survey Which? conducted of over 8,000 UK travellers, who were invited to rate carriers they'd used on a range of criteria.
Growing anger in Spain over EU 'tourist tax' for Brits
Tourism leaders say they are 'totally against the idea' of bringing in a new tourist tax which could leave Brits dipping into their pockets even further every time they want to holiday in Spain.
Pictured: The brand-new £2.3million Gruffalo attraction that's coming to Blackpool's seafront in May
The Blackpool attraction, called The Gruffalo & Friends Clubhouse, invites visitors to 'burst through the pages of some of their favourite stories and into a magical 3D world'.
A 'bargain' Seychelles trip on Pegasos, a VERY small cruise ship that feels like a private yacht
Jo Kessel boards Variety Cruises' Pegasos in Mahe, with her video taking in the ship's 'surprisingly roomy' cabins, food that's 'cooked with love' and the stunning scenery of the Seychelles.
Inside Arras - the little city the French would love to keep for themselves
Katja Gaskell describes historic Arras as a city that offers great food, friendly locals and charming accommodation options - plus, it's famous for its architecture, she reveals.
A slice of Italian luxury in Britain: Inside the opulent Baglioni Hotel London by Hyde Park
After trying out the Baglioni brand's flagship hotel in Rome, Carlton Reid stayed at its London outpost. He was taken by the friendly staff and his comfortable bed - but he wished he had a room w...
Italian spa QC Termemilano goes viral on TikTok for its 'chaotic' THUNDERSTORM simulation pool
When British TikTokers Henry Purchase and Robyn Miller posted a clip of the storm room at QC Termemilano spa in Milan, it quickly racked up a whopping five million likes.
Inside London's Prince Akatoki, the luxury Japanese-style hotel where Madonna's crew find zen
Sarah Turner spends a night at the hotel, which is set opposite Madonna's London home. The singer's staff have been known to use the hotel's small working space.
My magical train trip along the Harry Potter viaduct in Scotland
MailOnline Travel Editor Ted Thornhill discovers that this viaduct is just one of many cinematic moments on the scenic route between Fort William and Mallaig.
Airline LOT apologises after refusing to let violinist take his £4m violin on plane as hand luggage
The apology was issued by LOT after it told violinist Janusz Wawrowski that he could not take his 338-year-old instrument into the cabin on his flight from Vilnius International Airport to Warsaw...
The once crime-blighted Washington DC now offers chic restaurants, hip bars and lively suburbs
Former Washington DC resident Peter Wilson recently returned to the city for the first time in 25 years. 'It was the feeling of calm prosperity that shocked me,' he says.
Discovering grand architecture and a blockbuster Vermeer art exhibition in charming Amsterdam
Mark Palmer visited Amsterdam with Kirker Holidays, which arranged his flights, transfers and tickets to the hotly-anticipated Vermeer show at the Rijksmuseum.
Tantalising ski deals (including for a resort that will be displaying a Bond movie Aston Martin)
James Bond's Aston Martin DB5 will be exhibited at the five-star hotel Chalet RoyAlp in the Swiss ski resort of Villars. Read on for more deals, from California to France...
From Gate Lice to the View Killer: Travel expert names the most annoying types of plane passenger
Travel expert Nicky Kelvin, head of The Points Guy UK, names and shames irritating plane passengers in a series of videos - and also reveals some golden etiquette rules.
Sunny beaches and luxurious cabins: The joys of Finnish Lakeland, Europe's largest lake district
Every week our Holiday Hero Neil Simpson takes an in-depth look at a brilliant holiday topic, doing all the legwork so you don't have to. This week: Finland's lake district.
Fat cat becomes Polish city's top-rated tourist attraction
Tourists visiting the medieval city of Szczecin have swapped historical landmarks and museums for a tour with Gacek, a black and white cat (pictured).
The UK's most luxurious hotels are offering reductions of up to 55% for off-peak breaks
After an interminable winter, most of us are yearning to get away. Luckily, breaks across the UK at this time of year are far cheaper, especially if you stay midweek.