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The UK Airport Security Rule Changes You Need to Know About

Boris Johnson · United Kingdom

The UK Airport Security Rule Changes You Need to Know About

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I've walked the South West Coast Path many times: My best spots not in Salt Path

Devon, England · Devon

I've walked the South West Coast Path many times: My best spots not in Salt Path

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

STANDING at the top of a cliff, with serene waters lapping onto the rocks below with beaches either side of me, this place feels as if I am on the coast of Italy – not Devon. The South West Coast Path – also known as The Salt Path – stretches over 630miles in its entirety. Cyann FieldingThe South West Coast Path – also known as The Salt Path – stretches over 630miles in its entirety[/caption] Cyann FieldingPart of that route includes The English…See the Story

48 hours in Downtown Detroit, Michigan, USA

Detroit, Michigan · Detroit

48 hours in Downtown Detroit, Michigan, USA

Anyone landing in Detroit for the first time may well agree with me that it’s a pretty funky city. Yet it has a remarkable rags-to-riches story that only recently turned the corner. Just 10 years or so ago, Detroit, a vast city of 138 thousand square miles, was the largest in the US to go bust. Most of downtown Detroit’s skyscrapers were abandoned or derelict. Poverty was rife, and it was so bad that people were scared to live here. Detroit ado…Read Article

P&O Ferries: Short Break Offer for Dover to Calais

DOVER TO CALAIS 3-day short break from £119 5 Day Short Break from £149 * 3 Day Short Break – from £119, book by 28 December 2025, valid for travel up to 31 December 2025. * 5 Day Short Break – from £149, book by 26 December 2025, valid for travel up to 31 December 2025. CHECK AVAILABILITY & BOOK The post P&O Ferries: Short Break Offer for Dover to Calais appeared first on The Travel Magazine.Dover, England · Dover Read Article

Guide to the French Ardennes, France

Tucked away in the north-eastern corner of France, bordered by Belgium and shaped by centuries of history, the French Ardennes remains one of the country’s unknown destinations. With its dense forests, winding rivers and impressive fortresses, the Ardennes offers travellers a unique blend of tranquillity and discovery. SedanFrench ArdennesFrench ArdennesFrench Ardennes The name “Ardennes” conjures up images of misty woodlands, ancient myths, and…Ardennes · Ardennes Read Article

Hotel David Whitney review, Detroit, Michigan, USA

The stunning four-star Hotel David Whitney Autograph Collection has a superb location in the heart of downtown Detroit right by the Grand Circus. The iconic Whitney building, a skyscraper, stands 83 m (272 ft) high and has been dominating the city skyline for over a hundred years since its completion in 1916. It is just one of three examples of architecture created by the renowned architectural firm of Daniel H Burnham & Co, considered one of th…Detroit, Michigan · Detroit Read Article

5 Reasons to visit the Aral Sea, Karakalpakstan – before it’s too late

Sixty years ago, the Aral Sea was the fourth-largest lake in the world. Now, it has shrunk to just 10 per cent of its original size, a bitter reminder of one of the 20th century’s worst man-made environmental disasters. But the Republic of Karakalpakstan in the northwestern portion of Uzbekistan, where much of the surviving sea lies, is determined to help tourists understand the story and the beauty of the Aral Sea, and to support the resilient …Uzbekistan · Uzbekistan Read Article

A panoramic look at Wales from Dylan Coastal Resort

Sitting on something between a hilltop and a clifftop, this is a place with one of the most dramatic views in Wales, if not the whole of Britain. Contemporary, mostly timbered luxury lodges face the Taf Estuary which if you look at one time of day is an inland sea, at another is a drift of sandbanks with streams running through it. The tides are mesmerising – as is the view down the hill/cliff to the Dylan Thomas Boathouse, the tiny cottage wher…Laugharne · Laugharne Read Article

Travel Guide to Aisne, France

In the heart of the Hauts-de-France region lies Aisne, a department too often bypassed by travellers racing to the South. Yet, for those who choose to linger, the area offers a rich tapestry of history, architecture, and distinctive local cuisine. Anchored by the towns of Laon and Saint-Quentin, this region is full of gentle surprises. View from LaonChampagne VineyardsLaonLaon Cathedral The Aisne countryside rolls gently, dotted with small villa…Aisne · Aisne See the Story

Planes, Trains & Amphetamines – a laugh-a-minute memoir

Fed up with package holidays offering nothing better than pub crawls, Kirk Field went from arranging rave events to setting up the world’s first holiday company aimed at clubbers and partygoers. His story of fun in the sun, from Ibiza to Miami, mixing with everyone from Quentin Crisp to Ed Sheeran, to simply getting everyone on the bus in the morning, is a hugely funny look at life. Field in Ibiza, having broken his nose walking into at glass do…Ayia Napa · Ayia Napa Read Article

Top 5 Things to do in Lyon, France

With two major rivers, two Roman theatres and an arena, and 2,000 years of urban architecture listed by UNESCO, Lyon also has two famous brothers to thank for putting the city at the forefront of modern entertainment. Gillian Thornton picks five of her favourite things to do in the heart of the Rhône Valley. Enjoy the magic of the movies Lumiere Museum Think cinema was born in Hollywood? Wrong. The world’s first moving pictures were shot in Lyon…UNESCO · Lyon Read Article

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