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Which airlines skip row 13 and where does the superstition come from?

Are you a superstitious flyer?You’re not alone. Between two and five per cent of the population experience severe anxiety at the thought of flying....

Flight-free mini breaks: European train trips that take less than five hours from London

Trains are fast eclipsing short haul flights for European travellers.As flight prices soar and a summer of airport chaos looms, air travel is losing...

Learning the language and housing: The European countries where it's easiest to settle as an expat

Moving abroad has become even easier post-pandemic thanks to the rise of remote working. Many European countries have introduced digital nomad visas to help...

British Airways, American Airlines, Finnair: The Easter flights that could be hit by Heathrow strike

Security guards at London’s Heathrow Airport are going on strike over the Easter holidays.The workers at Terminal 5, the main portal for British Airways,...

Already been to London, Paris and Berlin? Make these underrated cities your next stop

City breaks can be just as rejuvenating as a beach holiday. But Europe's capitals aren't always your best option for a stress-free escape.London, Paris...

Geographic Expeditions Launches Trips To Southern Iraq

If you’re a traveler who’s been just about everywhere, there’s a remarkable new opportunity to explore a country that few have visited. Geographic Expeditions...

77 New Springtime Hotel Openings Worth Visiting This Year

As spring weather slowly begins to appear on the horizon, so too are dozens of new hotels around the world opening their doors for...

Cobbled streets, homegrown treats and all-year heat: Foodies will love this Spanish island

The first thing that struck me as I arrived in Gran Canaria was the spinning white blades that dotted the horizon. I later learnt...

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