TANYA GOLD: Wild camping touched my soul… but I’ll NEVER go again!

by David Hibbins | Aug 27, 2023 | Latest Travel News

Wild camping is all the rage now. Europe is burning and prices are rising, so why not turn off the M5 and treat the Dartmoor National Park as your personal hotel?Dartmoor is the only place in England where you can ‘wild camp’ without landowner...

Hunt for Nessie begins! Hundreds of volunteers join the biggest search for elusive Loch Ness Monster in 50 years – days after holidaymaker ‘spotted’ the famed beast during family boat trip

by David Hibbins | Aug 27, 2023 | Latest Travel News

Hundreds of volunteers have joined the biggest search for the elusive Loch Ness Monster in 50 years this weekend.Despite no appearance from Nessie herself yet – unexplained sounds have been logged near the beast’s ‘favourite’ Scottish haunt. The Loch Ness Centre...

I’m a flight attendant – this is the one thing passengers should do if they are on board with a crying baby

by David Hibbins | Aug 27, 2023 | Latest Travel News

With long security lines, potential delays and cramped economy seats, flying isn’t always the most pleasant experience. And taking an infant along for the ride is one fail-safe way to add some extra chaos to the mix. Luckily, one flight attendant has...

Incredible ‘then and now’ images uncover New York in its infancy – before the World Trade Center replaced ‘bustling immigrant enclave’ of Little Syria and Times Square was overrun with LED ads and tourists

by David Hibbins | Aug 27, 2023 | Latest Travel News

A fascinating new book reveals how little or how much change New York has endured over the past century, with black and white images juxtaposed with snaps from today.  Jamie McDonald, the author of New York City Yesterday and Today, sifted through hundreds...

50 years ago Concorde first scorched across the Atlantic. Now snail-paced planes are a dystopian nightmare and it takes hours to charge electric cars to go 50 miles. DAVID MARCUS’s chilling account of America’s lost ambition

by David Hibbins | Aug 27, 2023 | Latest Travel News

Nearly 50 years ago, the Concorde’s first, non-stop transatlantic flight was the stuff of science fiction.The sleek, supersonic, 203-foot tailless bird with a downturned nose scorched across the ocean and cast a shock wave over the water implying the promise of...