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The secret holiday trend sweeping workplaces that bosses fear – and how ‘hush holidays’ can land employees in serious trouble
By ERIN DEBORAH WAKS, TRAVEL WRITER Published: 04:35 EDT, 15 July 2026 | Updated: 04:40 EDT, 15 July 2026 Since…
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I’ve stayed in hundreds of hotels but few have disappointed me quite like this one – how this British seaside hotel went from ‘grand dame’ to grotty
The Grand used to be so grand it was enough to be seen just walking past it on a Sunday…
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Think you’re being polite? The countries where tipping could actually offend locals – and where they expect cash just for pouring your drink
To tip or not to tip? That is the question many Britons have to grapple with when visiting a foreign…
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A not-so-Happy Meal! Turkey is famous for cheap holidays – but prices at this airport McDonald’s are catching tourists out
Turkey has long drawn tourists from all corners of the globe, with its postcard-worthy beaches, glitzy resorts and good-value bars…
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The Caribbean holiday away from the crowds, with sea turtles and beautiful secret beaches – and islands you probably haven’t visited
Vintage Plymouths and Mustangs line the pavements as their owners, wearing panama hats, play dominoes at trestle tables in the…
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Two terrifying Ryanair incidents in a single day as turbulence ordeal follows passenger being sucked through window
Passengers on a Ryanair flight heading to Liverpool have recalled how they ‘thought they were going to die’ as the…
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Move over Soho: The forgotten London neighbourhood once loved by George Orwell and Dylan Thomas that’s now home to one of the capital’s best new hotels
Caught between Soho, Bloomsbury and Marylebone, Fitzrovia often gets overlooked – perhaps as it has never been quite as louche,…
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