US lawmakers battle shrinking plane seats, bringing fresh hope for passengersThe Telegraph - By Emma CookeTightly-packed plane passengers might have new hope for relief this week after lawmakers in the US have added their voices to the backlash against stingy airline seating. Three members of Rhode Island's
travel news Telegraph logoThe Telegraph - By Fiona Flores-WatsonKnown for its steamy-hot summers, mild winters and sultry operatic gypsy heroine Carmen, Seville is a bijou city whose fabulous food, extraordinary Mudejar, Gothic and Renaissance architecture, and exotic
travel news Tell us about your favourite river experiences for the chance to win a £500 Sunvil voucherThe TelegraphThe cover story in this Sunday's print edition powerfully conveyed the wonder and variety of Britain’s rivers. Broadening the theme to other countries, we'd like to hear about your own holiday experiences
13 of the best free things to do in VeniceThe Telegraph - By Anne HanleyYou don't have to spend lots of money to enjoy Venice, the city is so interesting architecturally, historically and culturally that you can easily spend the day marvelling at the sights and attractions
travel news Telegraph logoThe Telegraph - By Anne HanleyThere are days when visitors to this exquisite jewel box of a city outnumber locals two-to-one, and when getting from the station to St Mark's square is a battle. But despite this, Venice never loses capacity
48 hours in. . . Toronto, an insider guide to Canada's spirited first cityThe Telegraph - By Doug WallaceCanada’s largest city, the fourth largest in North America, is consistently ranked one of the best places to live in the world. Spending even a few days here makes it easy to see why. Cosmopolitan and
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7 stylish hotels for a luxury stay in Athens, from beachfront boltholes to downtown damesThe Telegraph - By Rachel HowardThere’s an irrepressible energy that has propelled Athens through a decade of austerity to become one of Europe's luxury hotspots – and it has bounced back with a bang. No longer just a layover between
travel news 17 glorious National Trust landscapes to inspire your next British getawayThe Telegraph - brian terreyIn honour of World Photography Day, the National Trust has mined its photo archives to present the best views of the landscapes they look after; more than 250,000 hectares of countryside, 780 miles of
48 hours in . . . Bath, an insider guide to this charming Georgian gemThe Telegraph - By Natalie ParisBath is a real head-turner – just walking its World Heritage streets can lift your spirits. The photogenic Georgian architecture has a warm, sunny glow, while the sweeping crescents and terraced Circus
48 hours in . . . Sicily, an insider guide to Italy's island of rich history, food and cultureThe Telegraph - By Lee Marshall and Anne HanleyThrough the ages Sicily has been a crossroads and crucible of Mediterranean culture. The island today is a fascinating palimpsest, its history and abundant natural wonders ensuring that there’s something
European History A cruise down the river that shaped European history for centuriesThe Telegraph - By Teresa Levonian ColeA case of this, a carton of that... most of the time, a gentle bribe, discreetly executed, greased our journey seamlessly from one country to the next. But not at Mohács. “We will need to gather for a
Forget Oxford and Cambridge - 7 underrated university cities to visit insteadThe Telegraph - By Emma FeatherstoneNorwich: an “irresistible destination for tourists”? Probably not the first definition that springs to mind when you think of this fine city. But the unconvinced should take note of Vietnam Airlines CEO
Queen Elizabeth II Scandal at sea: Five improbable tales from the golden age of cruisingThe Telegraph - By Katherine LawreyIt's hard to imagine a ‘mass brawl on a cruise ship’ headline being written more than 50 years ago. It was a different era at sea, many say a golden age of cruising, and certainly a more formal one. Yet
Croatia Telegraph Travel Awards 2019: Win £42,000 stay in a luxury villa in CroatiaThe TelegraphVoting in the 2019 Telegraph Travel Awards is open, giving you the opportunity to reward those operators and destinations that continue to surpass your expectations. And because we recognise you need invest
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travel news Fancy something a bit different? These quirky cruises could float your boatThe Telegraph - By Dave MonkDo you dream of lying back, sipping a cocktail on a sun deck belonging to a little piece of yachting history, while the crew prepare lunch? Or perhaps you enjoy the thought of the sea spray hitting your
Extreme SportsHow snow sports can change a young person’s life: The Telegraph Ski & Snowboard Festival pledges to support inner-city youthThe Telegraph - By Lucy AspdenThe Telegraph Ski & Snowboard Festival, which runs from October 24 to 27 in London’s Battersea Park, has announced Snow-Camp as its official charity partner. Snow-Camp is the only UK charity to use snow
From Georgian splendour to Minister views: The most romantic hotels in YorkThe Telegraph - By Tina WalshYork has long been a favourite destination for couples looking for a romantic city break, and for good reason. Few cities in the world can rival its history and character, and it’s the perfect size for
How to discover the real Dubai, beyond the skyscrapers and stereotypesThe Telegraph - By Emma BeaumontMy stomach turns slightly as I walk on to the glass-bottomed floor at the top of the Dubai Frame. I am standing 500ft up in a giant golden picture frame (this is quite a literal place, and this is one
48 hours in. . . Corfu, an insider guide to the queen of the IonianThe Telegraph - By Helen IatrouCorfu has long enticed conquerors and holidaymakers with its intoxicating mix of historical monuments, lush hillsides, blue skies, sand and pebble beaches and calm, azure waters. British and French influences
48 hours on . . . the Amalfi Coast, an insider guide to the most seductive place in ItalyThe Telegraph - By Nicky SwallowThe Sorrentine peninsula pushes out into the Tyrrhenian sea like a gnarled finger, its southern shores blessed by some of the most spectacular coastal scenery in the world. Linking the towns is the SS163,
10 fabulous Sri Lanka hotels offering amazing value this autumnThe Telegraph - By Emma BoyleWith the FCO warning over travelling to Sri Lanka downgraded, the country's tourism industry is getting back on track - with some incredible last-minute offers available, and a waiving of holiday visa
11 lavish spa hotels in Las Vegas, including artificial snow rooms and three acres of outdoor poolsThe Telegraph - By Bridget GleesonVegas spas are world famous, which makes sense: after a few days of indulging in food, drink, and gambling, a steam and a sweat is just what the doctor ordered. The best resorts on the Strip constantly
travel news Travellers buying 'surprise holiday' packages beware, says ATOLThe Telegraph - By Emma FeatherstoneYou pick the dates, the departure airport and, if you prefer, some parameters as to where in the world you’d like to travel. Then you are told where to be and at what time before you are whisked off to
Does a music festival really belong in the peaceful Cumbrian countryside?The Telegraph - By Lucy AspdenThe Lake District has long been adored by literary greats, strong-calved ramblers and gutsy outdoorsy types alike. But festival goers, with their late-night parties, unsuitable footwear and Snapchat filters
The best hostels in Dublin, from low-key lodgings to industrial-chic hangoutsThe Telegraph - By Neil HegartyDublin sports an excellent, keenly priced hostel scene. Expect excellent amenities, including spacious kitchens, comfortable lounge areas, guided excursions into the city (and further afield), and bike
travel news World's most luxurious cruise ship, Scenic Eclipse, makes long-awaited debutThe Telegraph - By Katherine LawreyScenic Eclipse, the world’s first "discovery yacht", is finally welcoming her first passengers in Reykjavik today. Last Saturday I had a sneak preview of Scenic’s new venture, which has been promising
travel news Revealed: the UK rail fares that cost more than a flight to EuropeThe Telegraph - By Emma FeatherstoneFlying to Europe for a weekend break can be cheaper than taking a train to another UK city, research by Telegraph Travel has found. Rail fares are set for a 2.8 per cent hike in January with ticket prices
