Inside the British caravan park holiday that’s fun AND fancy (and free from awkward organised entertainment)

by David Hibbins | Oct 8, 2024 | Latest Travel News

Caravan park holidays are a rite of passage for British kids, but the traditional evening of organised fun can sometimes be a little off-putting for the parents.There are no such worries for families checking into luxury glamping and caravan park Love2Stay in...

Bali tourists could face jail for life under strict new law: What Aussies need to know

by David Hibbins | Oct 8, 2024 | Latest Travel News

Tourists could spend up to 20 years in a Bali prison cell if they overstay their visas or  otherwise breach Indonesia’s strong new immigration laws.The Indonesian Department of Immigration has launched Operation Jagratara – a  crackdown on...

Construction begins on Mediterranean megacity twice the size of Barcelona: Egyptian metropolis will cover 65 square miles and feature tourist resorts, an airport and high-speed rail

by David Hibbins | Oct 7, 2024 | Latest Travel News

Construction work has begun on a megacity in Egypt that will be twice the size of Barcelona, home to two million people and cover 170 square kilometres (65 square miles).The Mediterranean Ras El-Hekma development, 350km (217 miles) northwest of Cairo, will contain...

Inside the small luxury Cape Town hotel at the foot of Table Mountain with HUGE views – so dramatic they’re worthy of an Oscar

by David Hibbins | Oct 7, 2024 | Latest Travel News

Views this dramatic are worthy of an Oscar.Atzaro Cape Town, a small luxury hotel at the foot of Table Mountain, offers huge, unparalleled views of the South African city.To the left is Devil’s Peak, to the right is Lion’s Head, and straight ahead is the...

I stayed at the Manchester Marriott Hotel Piccadilly after its £33million refurb – this is what it’s like inside (and why it left me gobsmacked)

by David Hibbins | Oct 7, 2024 | Latest Travel News

Size isn’t everything, of course, but Manchester Marriott Hotel Piccadilly’s boast that it has the biggest standard rooms in the city has merit.Because they are impressively substantial.The smallest slice of accommodation in the 338-room property is 28 sq m (301 sq...

Caught on camera: My night of hell when leaf-cutter ants stole my TENT… while I was in it (and a tarantula turned up, too)

by David Hibbins | Oct 7, 2024 | Latest Travel News

‘It was hell. I’ve never seen anything like it. That night was insanity. It was just a nightmare.’Paul Rosolie is telling MailOnline Travel about the night in the Peruvian Amazon that leaf-cutter ants stole his tent – while he was in it – cutting up...