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Beaverbrook Town House In London Gets It Right

Only 20 miles from London but wrapped in 400 acres of woodland, the late-Victorian estate once home to the magnetic British-Canadian press baron Lord...

The death of a great lake: Will the UK’s Windermere be a national treasure for much longer?

Lake Windermere is one of the crowning glories of the Lake District, the UK’s largest national park and the most visited, drawing more than...

Montenegro, Croatia, Iceland: Which European countries rely most – and least – on tourism

Tourists are welcome all across Europe.But visitors can expect an extra friendly greeting in Montenegro, where tourism accounts for more than a quarter of...

Could rainy days make hotel reviews harsher? Consumer researchers say yes

A sudden downpour can ruin a day out or even an entire holiday. There’s no doubt that rainy weather often puts a downer on...

This Travel Group Wants To Turn Your Dreams Into New Experiences

Have you ever felt that the feedback you provided in those post-flight or post-stay surveys fell on deaf ears? That may no longer be...

As Airlines, Airports And Luxury Hotels Stumble, Travel Advisors Are Shining Brightly

As the travel industry stumbles forward with mass flight cancellations, chaos at airports and five-star hotels offering three-star services at seven-star prices, travel agents,...

Looking for a homestay holiday? Here are five ‘ethical’ alternatives to Airbnb

Ditch Airbnb and TUI in favour of more ethical, environmentally-friendly alternatives, a leading consumer organisation has urged.Ethical consumer ranked 29 self-booking travel companies using...

Caribbean beaches covered in carpets of foul-smelling seaweed – is climate change to blame?

Millions of tons of brown seaweed has washed up along Mexico's beaches this summer and it’s putting the country’s post-COVID travel boom at risk.It gives...

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