Travel Articles (Page 664/1992)
Islands, sandy bays and lush forests: How to holiday like a Swede (and there’s no enforced nudity!)
At first, I had my suspicions. After all, I had read enough about the recent electoral gains of the far-Right…
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‘World’s poshest McDonald’s’ reopens to the public after eight-month renovation – and customers say it’s like a ‘five star hotel’
For those who crave a taste of fine dining but are working with a fast-food budget, there’s a special McDonald’s…
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Odyssey cruise ship FINALLY takes to the sea three months after its £27,000-a-month passengers got stuck in Belfast (but there’s still no start date for their three-year round-the-world trip)
A cruise ship whose passengers have paid up to £27,000-a-month to enjoy an epic three year world tour but have…
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The five best and worst airports in Europe for 2024 revealed – with a UK hub ranked third from bottom
Europe’s five best and worst airports have been revealed by a study that analysed average Google Review ratings. A Turkish airport…
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From an Irish village obsessed with Obama to a theme park in Singapore full of strange statues – travellers reveal the ‘weirdest’ places they’ve ever visited
If you feel in need of ideas for a less hum-drum holiday, look no further, for travellers have taken to an…
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Inside the very creative category winners for Shed Of The Year 2024 from a stargazing retreat to a vibrant pub
If there is one thing the British do well and are very passionate about, it is the mighty garden shed. …
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Blessed be Bhutan: SARA WHEELER is mesmerised by the mountain kingdom, where the tranquillity is broken only by chanting monks (and the occasional yak herder)
At Damchen Lhakhang, a tiny 14th century monastery in Bhutan’s Gangtey valley, a dozen monks sit cross-legged, faintly swaying as…
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