Travel Articles (Page 926/1992)
I visited Morocco – this is why I will NEVER return
Despite its luxurious hotels, vibrant towns, and bustling marketplaces, Morocco appears a polarising country for tourists to visit, with some…
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Northern soul of Mauritius: Immerse yourself in the fascinating culture and natural beauty at the ‘top’ of this charming, sunny Indian Ocean country
We’re an hour out to sea on a catamaran, whisking us from Grand Baie, a harbour town on Mauritius’s northern…
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Revealed: The World Heritage ancient stone circle at Avebury is FAKE – with photographs showing that the stones were actually erected in the 1930s… and some are upside down
The ancient stone circle at Avebury is one of Britain’s greatest archaeological treasures. It is Europe’s largest stone circle, a…
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Baby squirrel named Stormy which was found ‘shivering’ and close to death is nursed back to health by rescuers who put together a ‘little cave’ with a pintsize hammock for the animal
A baby red squirrel which was found close to death has been nursed back to health by rescuers who even…
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Holidaymakers warned to be wary of tempting ‘low-deposit’ getaways – as they could be forced to pay thousands if they cancel the trip, Which? reveals
Holidaymakers should be wary of enticing ‘low-deposit’ breaks sold by travel firms, Which? warns. This is because in some cases,…
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Revealed: Why using ‘hacks’ to hunt for the cheapest plane ticket is a waste of time (but there is one exception to the rule, say researchers)
Buying your ticket on a Tuesday, searching via your browser’s incognito mode or using a VPN to pretend you live…
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The riches of a European road trip: A fortnight-long 2,294-mile drive to Italy via France, Belgium, Germany, Austria and Switzerland is like a modern-day version of The Grand Tour
Fifty miles into Belgium, I wonder if we might regret our rash decision to drive all the way to Lucca…
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