Travel Articles (Page 63/1989)
Benidorm strikes back at rogue holiday lets with €100,000 in fines as crackdown sweeps through popular Spanish resort
By ALESIA FIDDLER – TRAVEL REPORTER Published: 07:56 EDT, 27 July 2026 | Updated: 07:57 EDT, 27 July 2026 Loved…
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Charging fears are driving electric vehicle owners away from UK holidays as almost half avoid domestic breaks
By ALESIA FIDDLER – TRAVEL REPORTER Published: 07:09 EDT, 27 July 2026 | Updated: 07:09 EDT, 27 July 2026 Nearly…
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Mount Olympus and D-Day beaches among new Unesco World Heritage sites – as six locations face ‘serious threats’
From the Taj Mahal to the Great Wall of China, there are plenty of jaw-dropping Unesco World Heritage Sites across…
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The world’s wildest hotels: Inside the most extraordinary places to spend the night – from a ‘UFO’ to old jail cells
From hotel rooms inside old jails to cliff-face suites that will have your heart palpitating, accommodation is becoming far more…
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Why Bamburgh keeps being crowned Britain’s best seaside town – with wild dunes, a castle and no crowds
Nobody is swimming in the shimmering water off the UK’s no. 1 beach. It’s a little too nippy, though a…
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How to charter a private 50ft yacht with its own captain and chef… for just £65 a night
Chilled glass of rosé in hand, I’m cruising along the Adriatic Sea at seven nautical knots an hour on my…
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Slovenia’s beautiful Vipava Valley is just like Provence without the annoying billionaires – with wine for £5 a bottle (but you might eat bear for dinner)
I’m half asleep on a hotel balcony in a sun-blessed Mediterranean stone village, a land where ancient monasteries look out…
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