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Here’s how to do it better than the rest Ultimate itinerary Sophie DickinsonHow an eSim can save you money on your next holiday Nick TrendThe biggest mistakes you can make when booking a hire car Greg DickinsonThe end is in sight for tedious 100ml airport liquid rules Teresa MachanA complete guide to North American cruises Chris LeadbeaterAn insider guide to Crete – the biggest and best of the Greek islands Chris MossBritain’s 10 best value cities to visit, ranked My day out in Sidmouth, the seaside resort they call ‘God’s waiting room’ Going grey In search of Britain’s most important – and elusive – battlefield Keep it civil Academics want to ‘decolonise’ Stratford-upon-Avon – but the town remains gloriously unchanged Time travel How to spend your weekend in West Sussex, Britain’s sunniest county Destination guide My mini tour of the ‘worst hotel chain in Britain’ Hotel horrors I walked the length of Hadrian’s Wall – and unearthed some secrets about Roman Britain Bricking it I boarded the world’s shortest scheduled flight, with a record time of 53 seconds Come to Papa The perfect holiday in Laos, the world's cheapest country Why this is the year to visit South Africa, a land of stunning contrasts A week exploring coastal splendour on Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way How to visit enigmatic Greenland before it hits the mainstream The perfect journey into Tuscany's historical and culinary riches Mayan mysteries and empty beaches – how to explore Mexico The ultimate adventure in the Himalayas, the roof of the world How to visit the southern extremes of Argentina and Chile Montmartre has been ruined by tourists. Head to this Parisian gem instead City secret How to have the perfect spring city break in Paris How to spend a glamorous weekend in Dubrovnik The perfect holiday in Cape Town The perfect spring weekend in Florence The ultimate guide to a spring weekend in Copenhagen This company is charging $10m to spend the rest of your life on a cruise ship Sail away We went on 53 luxury cruises back-to-back All at sea 15 incredible cruises for less than £125 a day Sailing savings The complete guide to Nile river cruises Time travel A cruise for every month of the year in 2025 Ship-shape 15 money-saving hacks to know before booking your next cruise Expert tips The electric 164ft ship that wants to be the future of cruises – but get ready for a lot more stops Going green The secret to visiting the Galapagos Islands Why Central America is still undiscovered by British travellers How to book the perfect trip of a lifetime to the Maldives The ultimate guide to seeing the Northern Lights The Indonesian islands that are better than crowded Bali ‘Few travellers forget their very first dive on the Great Barrier Reef’ How to visit Antarctica – everything you need to know A beginner's guide to Australia Revealed: The best (and worst) airlines and airports for delays and cancellations The waiting game Flight delay compensation Seven sneaky ways America squeezes tourists for every cent Tip of the iceberg The world’s best first-class cabin? I’ve flown in most of them and this is my verdict High flyer The world’s most dangerous countries, according to the Foreign Office Red list ‘House swapping has saved us over £25,000 in holiday costs’ Trading places Europe’s safest city breaks – where pickpocketing and muggings almost never happen Low-crime capitals Safaris and wildlife The best bars and nightlife in the Costa Blanca Why there’s more to holidays in the Costa Blanca than Benidorm The 15 best things to do in the Costa Blanca The 21 best restaurants in the Costa Blanca The 10 best beaches in the Costa Blanca The secret to spending summer in Switzerland Why Paris is trying to outlaw oversized luggage from the metro Download the Telegraph App Syndication and Commissioning Terms & Conditions Subscription Terms & Conditions The Chelsea Magazine Company © Telegraph Media Group Holdings Limited 2025 Independent 13/08/2020 09:47:59 AM Why Puglia's palazzi hotels are perfect for a post-lockdown holiday This corner of Italy, far from the madding crowds, has a host of classy palazzi conversions the best place for a socially distanced break I've found a pocket of Cornwall that's not overrun with tourists Portloe is surprisingly, soul-soothingly, mind-emptying-ly peaceful A postcard from the British seaside town where Covid snobs aren't welcome With age, I've come to hate doing new things on holiday My run-in with a Cornish local as the over-entitled hordes fill their town Determined to travel abroad this summer? Check this first Mapped: The 26 countries you can actually visit right now Holiday quarantine: Which country will be next? What if Covid-19 spoils my holiday? Key questions answered, from cancellations to local lockdowns How to get travel insurance should you choose to ignore Foreign Office advice Where to go for a mask-free holiday After Padstow and Salcombe, overtourism has taken another scalp in the South West Dartmoor has seen a dramatic rise in antisocial behaviour this summer England's best secret beaches We're witnessing the sad demise of the great British pub crawl An English railway journey back in time There are only 17 active cases in Ibiza – so why can't Britons visit? Many in Spain believe theres more to the UK governments decision than just Covid-19 case numbers 'In the Covid-free Greek islands I found uncrowded beaches, low prices – and freedom' A postcard from Melbourne, where residents are breaking the draconian lockdown to buy Big Macs Amsterdam introduces mandatory masks – despite experts saying they are not needed Ultimate ItinerariesRead more Our experts have devised perfect two-week itineraries for the world's finest destinations, from China to Costa Rica.  My Life in TravelRead more Simon Schama: 'Brazil is a heaven and hell of a country' The historian on dodging tear gas in Paris and a place of mind-blowing beauty in Britain Lionel Shriver: 'The country at the top of my bucket list is Japan' The novelist on travelling for literary festivals, walking in Brooklyn and collecting animal bones Richard Marx: 'I helped subdue a traveller with air rage' The singer on air rage, getting married in Aspen, and his boyhood infatuation with Australia Tom Kerridge: 'Food is always central to my travels – and Greece is top of the menu' The celebrity chef on offal tacos in Arizona and why camping is not for him 48 Hours in...Read more Our destination experts suggest a perfect weekend in their home city, including what to see and do, where to stay and where to eat. 48 hours in . . . 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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? A country-by-country guide to Covid restrictions in ski resorts Ski holidays in the Alps set to be back in business next winter as government lifts travel quarantine restrictions with new travel corridors Post-pandemic ski holidays will become 'old school', warn resort heads 31 Jul 2020, 12:35pm Is it safe to book a ski holiday for next winter? 28 Jul 2020, 10:30am UK’s leading ski holiday operator reveals surge in bookings as hotels trump chalets 23 Jul 2020, 12:08pm Popular destinationsRead more I've found a pocket of Cornwall that's not overrun with tourists Portloe is surprisingly, soul-soothingly, mind-emptying-ly peaceful My run-in with a Cornish local as the over-entitled hordes fill their town Mariella Frostrup was in Polzeath on a post-lockdown holiday when she encountered a teen with a ghetto blaster With age, I've come to hate doing new things on holiday Paddleboarding, for one, is just a bad back waiting to happen and I'm not falling for it A postcard from the British seaside town where Covid snobs aren't welcome Perhaps Margates chequered past has made it humbler than other UK beach towns Why Puglia's palazzi hotels are perfect for a post-lockdown holiday This corner of Italy, far from the madding crowds, has a host of classy palazzi conversions the best place for a socially distanced break Mapped: The 26 countries you can actually visit right now Greece, Croatia and Italy are open for business, but some countries are still forcing arrivals to quarantine Can I visit France? The latest travel advice as tourists warned of new quarantine France is experiencing what some worry is a second wave Spas are open: these are the new coronavirus rules What to expect now that spas in England are open Book It: Four fantastic hotels for a cosy Cotswolds break Can I visit Portugal? The latest advice as country launches 'Covid-safe' insurance The UK Government has omitted Portugal from its list of quarantine exemptions but that could soon change How to experience the simple joys of canal life in Britain Looking for some gentle post-lockdown voyages of discovery? Here's how to make the most of Britains magical waterways Where to go in France – the safest regions and places to avoid Expert advice on where to book a holiday in France in 2020 Safaris and wildlife Ask the experts home Guardian 12/07/2016 05:46:11 PM Outlander Finale Recap: Time Travel Never Felt So RealByRoxane Gay

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