Revealed: The 41 new UNESCO World Heritage Sites for 2023 – from a Viking-age fortress in Denmark to China’s old tea forests

by David Hibbins | Sep 20, 2023 | Latest Travel News

Mystifying burial grounds in Korea and Viking-age fortresses in Denmark are among 41 new World Heritage sites unveiled this week.The United Nations’ cultural body – also known as UNESCO – has expanded its list of protected sites to more...

Head for this chic, adults-only all-inclusive in Lanzarote and you’ll be sure to have… an awesome autumn

by David Hibbins | Sep 20, 2023 | Latest Travel News

Wearing a blond wig with pigtails and a short skirt, Jack is flouncing around the aircraft cabin.Modelling his borrowed easyJet uniform proudly, he passes down the cabin telling anyone who will listen, ‘It’s my stag do’. It’s all good-natured fun and even the pilot...

We quit the rat race to live off-grid and travel full time in our boat because we were sick of the 40-hour working week

by David Hibbins | Sep 20, 2023 | Latest Travel News

A couple quit the ‘rat race’ to live off-grid and travel full time in their boat – to ‘take control’ of their lives.Amy Cross, 28, from Nottingham, and her partner, Wes Arthur, 30,  were sick of their 40-hour working weeks...

The world’s 50 best hotels for 2023 named: A luxury Italian property is No.1, Claridge’s in London flies the flag for the UK and Aman New York is America’s top entry

by David Hibbins | Sep 19, 2023 | Latest Travel News

Passalacqua, a luxury boutique hotel on the shores of Lake Como in Italy has been named the best hotel in the world for 2023.It tops the first-ever World’s 50 Best Hotels list, with the towering Rosewood Hong Kong, set in the city’s Victoria Dockside arts and design...

Air France ‘lost’ my suitcase for TWO MONTHS even though my AirTag locator showed it was at the airport (and when I got it back ‘£1,000 worth of items were missing’)

by David Hibbins | Sep 19, 2023 | Latest Travel News

Sarah Waite, 25, travelled from Los Angeles to Athens with a layover in ParisA fuming traveller claims £1,000 ($1,200) worth of items went missing after an airline ‘lost’ her luggage for two months – despite her AirTag tracker revealing that it was...