Travel Articles (Page 1600/1987)
Seagliders set to ferry passengers across the Channel by 2028
‘Seagliders’ will transport passengers across the Channel in just 40 minutes by 2028, if a new maritime transport project led…
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National Parks are becoming crowded with trails overrun even before 9am as visitors rush to outdoors
With lockdowns lifted, Americans are heading for the great outdoors but in doing so some of the country’s National Park…
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Archaeologists discover 130 dwellings at Germany’s ‘Stonehenge’
Unravelling the mystery of Germany’s ‘Stonehenge’: Archaeologists discover 130 dwellings around an Early Bronze Age monument – indicating there was…
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TUI cancels more holidays to Greece, Spain and Italy until July
Holiday booking company TUI has cancelled more trips to Greece, Spain and Italy until July as it was announced that…
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Holidays abroad: Top European resorts are ‘unlikely to be added to the green list before August’
Top European resorts are unlikely to be added to the green list ‘before August’, foreign tourism chiefs have reportedly been…
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Man reveals how being called Sherlock Holmes comes with perks, especially in the world of travel
You don’t have to be a detective to work out that being called Sherlock Holmes would get you some attention….
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Australia United Kingdom Boris Johnson Scott Morrison trade agreement farm work to extend visas
The Australian government are looking to scrap the farm work requirement on working holiday visas for British travellers as the…
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