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As Thailand continues to top lists for honeymoons, proposals and long-haul couple escapes, there is an increasing demand for experiential romance with private pool villas and weekend hideaways designed for switching off together – Sri panwa, Baba Beach Club Natai and Baba Beach Club Hua Hin each have a different take on Thailand for couples.
Solo travel can be intimidating, but for many Brits it’s become the most empowering way to explore the world. As peak travel planning season begins, Impact Explorers shares expert advice to help travellers embrace the journey – solo The growth of solo travel is increasingly shaping how people explore the
The UK is hooked on The Traitors, with recent episodes attracting over 8 million viewers, according to the BBC. The finale of Celebrity Traitors, back in November 2025, peaked at 12 million viewers. With a nation obsessed, the top question everyone wants to know is “Where is The Traitors filmed?”,
After the chaotic joy of the festive period, January always invites a natural pause. Increasingly, it has become a month defined by intention, as Brits use the start of the year to try new things and commit to new habits. From Veganuary and Dry January to fitness challenges like the
Hotelier James Wix explains how to do Marrakech like a local, no tour groups and no frantic guides. The Marrakech medina is intoxicating, chaotic, and completely unmissable. But dive in without a rhythm and it will happily swallow you whole. Forget the tour groups trailing a man with a straw
For decades, luxury sold us the idea of escape. Distance, distraction, indulgence. Fly further, stay longer, consume more. But as the pace of modern life has accelerated, something subtle has shifted. Escape no longer restores. It merely relocates the noise. In 2026, the definition of luxury is being rewritten, not
New booking data from Cottages in Northumberland suggests that people aren’t booking earlier but they are booking more decisively. Further analysis shows guests want to be confident their break will deliver, which is why properties with a proven track record and flexible features are performing so well. “In Northumberland in particular,
As tourists head into 2026 with more intention, increased curiosity and less capacity for the mental load of planning a holiday, new data reveals a decisive shift in how people want to explore the world. Riviera Travel’s latest booking insights, drawn from thousands of confirmed bookings and website interactions, shows
Everything exudes the ethos of the region: food is sourced locally, the décor conveys the ambience of the Valais, and even spa therapies are created using products from the surrounding natural landscape. Provenance is the watchword at The Capra, where sustainability is important, particularly given that it sits in Switzerland’s
Holidaying – an activity fraught with decision paralysis. Ocean views, or mountainous landscapes? Relaxation station, or riding jet skis and horse riding bareback? Buzzing local nightlife, or early nights in a king-sized bed? Hyatt Regency Place, is a 5-star hotel located in Tagazhout, and it’s one of the best hotels
There are weekends in the UK that feel like a proper change of world. The map might say two or three hours, yet the mind arrives somewhere completely different: sharper air, wider horizons, quieter streets, slower mornings. That “far away” feeling has less to do with miles and more to
Drifters (drifters.co.uk) offers the choice of over 500 canal boats for hire from 40 locations across England, Wales and Scotland, and each year new boats are added to the fleet. There are over 35,000 canal boats on Britain’s historic network of navigable canals and rivers, and around 1,000 of these
