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Cruises aren’t just for old people! Why a quest for Instagram-worthy snaps has led Gen Z to the joys of life on the high seas
Music is pounding on the pool deck as I join a conga line, squeezing between two women of retirement age….
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These Public Transportation Habits Are A Dead Giveaway You’re A Tourist Abroad
When my son and I visited Japan recently, we rode public transportation nearly everywhere we went. As a longtime travel…
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Born Free turns 60: A magical safari in the Kenyan wilderness lets you roam in the paw prints of Elsa the Lioness
By EMMA GREGG Published: 02:18 EDT, 16 September 2026 | Updated: 04:15 EDT, 16 September 2026 Stars glimmer overhead, the…
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Not welcome! The tourist hotspots turning against visitors – from protests and graffiti to soaring taxes for holidaymakers
The woeful tale of towns and cities overrun by tourism has been everywhere this summer, from the glittering beaches of…
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Scottish castle on a 3,000-acre estate hits the market for £9million – with 18 bedrooms and its own herd of cattle
A Scottish castle on the Isle of Mull has hit the market for £9million, with historic architecture and dramatic views of the…
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Diver explores mysterious British town beneath the sea that vanished 700 years ago and was home to just 117 people
Divers have photographed and plotted 25 mysterious man-made features at the site of a British town swallowed by the sea…
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The best British vineyards, from award-winning estates to hidden gems – where you can get your hands dirty and help with the harvest
’Tis the season! No, not the festive season – the wine harvest season, of course. Across the UK, vineyards are…
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