Odyssey cruise ship FINALLY takes to the sea three months after its £27,000-a-month passengers got stuck in Belfast (but there’s still no start date for their three-year round-the-world trip)

by travel expert | Sep 5, 2024 | Latest Travel News

A cruise ship whose passengers have paid up to £27,000-a-month to enjoy an epic three year world tour but have instead been stuck in Belfast for three months has finally taken to sea again, MailOnline can reveal.The Odyssey cruise ship has been anchored at the dry...

The five best and worst airports in Europe for 2024 revealed – with a UK hub ranked third from bottom

by travel expert | Sep 5, 2024 | Latest Travel News

Europe’s five best and worst airports have been revealed by a study that analysed average Google Review ratings.A Turkish airport took the crown in the Holidu survey, with airports in Portugal and Greece also featuring in the top five. At the other end of...

From an Irish village obsessed with Obama to a country where every car has to be WHITE – travellers reveal the ‘weirdest’ places they’ve ever visited

by travel expert | Sep 5, 2024 | Latest Travel News

If you feel in need of ideas for a less hum-drum holiday, look no further, for travellers have taken to an online discussion to reveal the most bizarre destinations they’ve ever visited. And we’ve picked out some of the gems.User...

‘World’s poshest McDonald’s’ reopens to the public after eight-month renovation – and customers say it’s like a ‘five star hotel’

by travel expert | Sep 5, 2024 | Latest Travel News

For those who crave a taste of fine dining but are working with a fast-food budget, there’s a special McDonald’s in Budapest that promises a side of elegance with your cheeseburger. Housed in the historic Nyugati Railway Station, this newly...

Blessed be Bhutan: SARA WHEELER is mesmerised by the mountain kingdom, where the tranquillity is broken only by chanting monks (and the occasional yak herder)

by travel expert | Sep 5, 2024 | Latest Travel News

At Damchen Lhakhang, a tiny 14th century monastery in Bhutan’s Gangtey valley, a dozen monks sit cross-legged, faintly swaying as they chant. A hundred butterlamps flicker, and through the glassless windows alpenglow settles over the foothills of the eastern...