Holiday & Travel

Cliff camping in Alpe d'Huez: Few overnight locations can compete with sleeping suspended under the stars.

To mark the unveiling of the Dior Bamboo Pavilion, the only Japanese-brand hotel in Tokyo to hold the industry’s two most coveted ratings – Forbes Travel Guide’s Five Stars and Michelin Guide’s Three Keys – has launched an exclusive collaboration celebrating the long-standing artistic ties between Dior and Japan.

The countdown is on for the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s (CTO) Sustainable Tourism Conference (STC 2026) with momentum building across the region as industry leaders prepare to gather in Belize.

This summer, Ramble Worldwide, the original walking holiday specialist with a charitable ethos, is offering a programme of free guided walks across England and Scotland to celebrate its 80th birthday.

Working in partnership, Malvern Hills District Council (MHDC) and Malvern Town Council has successfully submitted the Expression of Interest (EOI) for the UK Town of Culture 2028 competition.

The Martinique Tourism Authority is set to reinforce its position as a premier Caribbean cruise destination through a strong presence at Seatrade Cruise Global 2026, taking place April 13–16 at the Miami Beach Convention Centre.

The US Virgin Islands (USVI) Department of Tourism reported a historic start to 2026 today, with first-quarter visitor arrivals reaching an unprecedented 303,388.

Regenerative travel is shaping the future of tourism, and at Las Torres Patagonia more than 30 years of family-led stewardship have shaped every aspect of this estancia experience in Chilean Patagonia.

Caribbean tourism continued its expansion in 2025, recording a 2.5% increase in international stay-over arrivals to an estimated 35 million visits, according to the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO).

VisitEngland’s Easter 'Trip-Tracker' survey, published today, indicates that 12.5 million Brits are planning an overnight holiday trip in the UK for the Easter weekend, bringing an estimated £4.8 billion boost to the economy.

Celebrating excellence across every part of our visitor economy, the Suffolk and Norfolk Tourism Awards 2026 culminated on Thursday, March 12 with a prize-giving evening at the Diss Corn Hall.

This June, Niva Dhigali Maldives invites guests to experience wellbeing at its own pace. As part of Wellness Week with Gemma Merna, this private island becomes a space for calm, connection and renewal, with five days (9th – 13th June 2026) shaped to restore the body and mind in a setting that feels open, natural and alive.

Caribbean tourism leaders used one of the world’s largest travel trade events to press the global community for faster, finance-ready adaptation to climate change, warning that theoretical plans and fragmented funding are leaving heavily tourism-dependent destinations exposed.

British holidaymakers are planning more ambitious and multi‑layered trips in 2026, according to Kuoni's new Travel Reimagined report.

As the snow recedes across the Great Plains, North Dakota transforms into a premier destination for wildlife enthusiasts.

Fukuoka City is gaining attention as Japan's most attractive destination for 'slomads' as the digital nomad community slows down and looks for places to stay put for a few months rather than a few weeks.