Travel Articles (Page 1786/1987)
British Airways boss Alex Cruz is stepping down and will be replaced by Aer Lingus chief Sean Doyle
Alex Cruz was a victim of new IAG chief Luis Gallego trying to flex his muscles, experts have claimed, after…
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Its borders are now open and it’s not just for royal honeymoons, so say ‘I do’ to the Seychelles
The giant tortoise was agonisingly slow and stately as it inched with plodding precision across the road. Two cars and…
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Why Cyprus makes for a perfect autumn holiday in the sun
For a last blast of sunshine this year, Cyprus is just the ticket. With temperatures hovering around 25C in October,…
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A review of London’s Hotel Café Royal on Regent Street
I tried to maintain an air of nonchalance – as if I spend most weekends in extremely expensive hotels –…
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How to savour Italy’s sights without the crowds, from Rome to Naples
Savour Italy’s sights without the crowds, from the resting place of famous poets in Rome to a secret island in…
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Why Christchurch is Dorset’s little dazzler, from sandy beaches to castle ruins
There is something particularly soothing about watching early-morning rowers skim over the river before going down for a full English….
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Great British boltholes: A review of The Bull Inn, Totnes, Devon
Great British boltholes: The Bull Inn is an indulgent escape for the eco-travellerThe Bull Inn, located in Little Totnes, Devon,…
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