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Exploring a country's vibrant culinary scene - whether at bustling market stalls or rustic restaurants - is often the highlight of any international trip.And for travellers whose appetite dictates a large portion of their itinerary, a…

It's time to ditch the public transport, taxis and bicycles and instead spend your next city break exploring on foot. New research has revealed the most walkable cities in the world, and the best way to explore each one. From a major…

With uncertainty around air travel at the moment, UK staycations are more popular than ever.But it seems, instead of flocking to the coast or countryside for a traditional retreat, a growing number of Brits are heading inland in search…

From grand historic venues to experimental theatre companies, and neighbourhoods filled with farmers' markets and international cuisine, the UK is a very culturally rich place to live.And now, a new study has revealed the parts of the…

With flight prices to some destinations increasing as the jet fuel uncertainty continues, many holidaymakers may be looking for alternative spots to go to. Airline tickets for long haul flights have already risen by an eye-watering £300…

Exploring a city on foot is one of the great pleasures of international travel.So much so that the French even have a word for it: the verb 'flâner' translates as 'to wander aimlessly through a city'.But not all destinations are equally…

The world's most expensive cities to live in have been revealed - with London making an unsurprising appearance in the top 15. The findings come from a new Time Out survey of more than 18,000 people living in over 100 cities across the…

With its numerous parks, riverside walks and welcoming pubs, Cambridge sounds like the perfect place to have a dog.But not for the dog, it turns out.A large study on canine wellbeing has found the quality of life for man's best friend…

By ERIN DEBORAH WAKS, TRAVEL WRITER Published: 19:45 EST, 19 November 2025 | Updated: 19:45 EST, 19 November 2025 <!-- --> <!-- --> <!-- -->…

‘I feel proud to be Taiwanese,’ says my tour guide, Yvonne. ‘Not everyone does. But I do.’A thousand-odd metres above sea level, we’re sitting in the Saiji Tea House in Taiwan’s Alishan Mountains sipping cups of oolong tea as mist…