Travel Articles (Page 782/1992)
Beat the heat! Southern Europe can be stiflingly hot in summer, but Spain’s northern coast benefits from ocean breezes, wide open spaces – and is cheaper, too
Compared to Malaga down in Andalusia, which regularly tops 30C, Galicia is positively chilly. And with heatwaves striking Spain almost every…
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Pictured: The mountain in Tibet known to over a billion people that no one has ever climbed. Here’s why…
No one has ever climbed this mountain. At least – there are no records of a single person ever making…
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I’m a first-time Disney cruiser – here are 8 things that REALLY surprised me during a voyage from Florida to the Bahamas, from secret design codes to sunken treasures to find
As I stepped aboard the Disney Fantasy for my first-ever Disney cruise, I wondered if it would be the happiest…
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Meet the most ISOLATED people on Earth: Men and women who have fled mainstream society to live a lonely existence in some of the world’s most remote places open up about their VERY unique lifestyles
An eye-opening documentary sets out on a quest to find the world’s loneliest person, with a shepherd, an islander and…
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Could YOU be an airline pilot? Try EasyJet’s new reaction tests to see if you have what it takes to keep cool in the cockpit at 30,000 feet
By Mark Duell Published: 02:14 EDT, 8 April 2024 | Updated: 03:35 EDT, 8 April 2024 EasyJet has launched a…
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New wonders of the world! The crowd-free tourist spots to book now that are just as magnificent as their famous counterparts
Many of us have had the good fortune to visit some of the great wonders of our planet — perhaps…
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Move over Mykonos! Paros is far more laid-back than its noisy neighbour – but it’s becoming the new Greek hotspot thanks to a starring role in Netflix series One Day
You have to make a bit of an effort to reach the small, Cycladic island of Paros. But it’s worth…
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