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Qantas, Singapore Airlines and Lufthansa have all scratched the offering We've been duped into thinking domestic air travel is normal For every plane kept in the sky by the Government, we're siphoning money away from rail, road and cycling infrastructure World's largest passenger plane stripped of seats to make way for cargo A slump in passenger demand makes vast aircraft harder to fill Spain's parador hotels – the country's best-kept secrets – are back in business The state-run chain, often located in buildings of historic interest or at sites of outstanding natural beauty, are welcoming guests again Britain's best country house hotels for a glorious post-lockdown staycation The 25 best European city breaks – and where to stay post-lockdown Our travel experts reveal their top staycation picks for the summer The best hotels in...Read more 30 beautiful places you won't believe are in Britain Family holidays before the arrival of health and safety Remote hotels in amazing locations Food and wine holidays Safari and wildlife holidays Forget floating hotels, these ships are made for people who hate cruises Coronavirus has delayed the launches of new large ships, while bookings for are up for more petite vessels 'River cruising is back and it's never been more peaceful on the Rhine' 6 Aug 2020, 7:08pm Cruise passengers and crew test negative for Covid-19 after confirmed case on previous sailing 6 Aug 2020, 3:54pm Holland America Line renames new ship after one it has just sold 6 Aug 2020, 12:08pm Snow and skiRead more Will I be able to go skiing next winter? 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