Travel Articles (Page 692/1992)
Pictured: The UK’s cutest harbours – from lost-in-time Cornish gems to fairytale seaside spots in Scotland and Wales
Thanks to its rich maritime history, the UK has over 430 harbours dotted around its coastline. While not every harbour…
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Historic ‘little Versailles’ French castle going free – but there’s VERY big catch
By Milo Pope Published: 09:08 EDT, 3 August 2024 | Updated: 09:11 EDT, 3 August 2024 The owner of a…
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What’s the falling sensation right after take-off and can turbulence cause a crash? Ex-Virgin Atlantic captain answers questions from nervous flyers
Nervous flyer? Then you’ve probably wondered whether turbulence can damage the structure of a plane, what that unnerving falling sensation…
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Inside the Ohio ghost town that gave birth to a Hollywood legend but now sits as a 1940s ‘time capsule’ due to its derelict houses and deserted stores
Derelict houses, deserted stores, a near-empty mall, and fading street murals – an eye-opening documentary takes viewers on a tour…
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I’m proud to be a tourist and join the hordes for a spritz of cologne in Duty Free! says MARK PALMER
Suddenly, tourism has become a dirty word — and tourists increasingly are made to feel guilty about spending their hard-earned…
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Veteran broadcaster MICHAEL BUERK has just received his Canadian passport and wastes no time in exploring the country’s mesmerising scenery – by luxury train and cruise ship to the wild North West
It’s a strange feeling to discover in my 70s that I am Canadian – a fully fledged, passport-holding citizen of…
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Saudi Arabia unveil 11 new futuristic stadium concepts in their bid to host 2034 World Cup… with a 92,000-capacity mega-ground put ahead to host the final – and a pitch 350ft above the ground also in the pipeline
Saudi Arabia have released a number of stadium concepts ahead of their bid to host the 2034 Word Cup. The…
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