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Send us a tip on great markets worldwide for the chance to win a £200 hotel voucher 21st August 2019
From Bangkok’s sprawling Chatuchak to Barcelona’s Boquería, markets are a great way to add bustle and atmosphere to a trip. Tell us about your favourites outside the UKFor an insight into local lives there’s nothing like rubbing shoulders with shoppers at a noisy market. This week we want to hear about your best experiences (and […]
Turkfest: Ireland's little festival with a big heart – a photo essay 21st August 2019
Every summer, the population of Inishturk, an island off Ireland’s west coast, swells to five times its normal size – when it opens its doors to 200 Turkfest revellersInishturk is an island nine miles off the coast of County Mayo in west Ireland, midway between Clare Island and Inishbofin. It is just three miles long […]
Alexander Turner
10 of the UK’s best open-top bus rides 21st August 2019
Venturing further than city sightseeing tours, these affordable public buses take in seafronts, woods, ruined abbeys and Unesco sitesOperator: MorebusThe Purbeck Breezers have great year-round open-top routes. Breezer 50 came third last year in a UK poll of scenic bus routes (beaten only by routes through the North York Moors and Scottish Highlands). Usually, the […]
Phoebe Taplin
Why carbon offsetting is not the panacea Harry and Meghan might think it is 20th August 2019
Elton John claimed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s private jet use was ‘carbon neutral’. The reality is more complicatedElton John has attacked the criticism of the use of private jets by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex – reportedly four journeys in 11 days – by saying he not only paid for the plane, […]
Emine Saner
Take the kids to … Scottish Storytelling Centre, Edinburgh 20th August 2019
Children will be spellbound at this temple of storytelling, which also puts on plays and spoken-word performances (for all ages)‘A story should be told eye to eye, mind to mind, heart to heart.” So runs the Scottish travellers’ proverb that inspires this cultural centre dedicated to the telling of tales and the sharing of stories. […]
Oliver Balch
Spain on holiday: a day at the beach in San José, Almería 20th August 2019
At this Cabo de Gata village, sun-filled days start late for the locals but the beach – and town square – stay busy long into the nightIt’s peak holiday week, 28C on the coast of Almería, but I am one of only six people on the beach. Why? Because I am unfashionably – freakishly – […]
Sorrel Downer
King of the castles: a cabin stay on Northumberland's mighty coast 19th August 2019
In Alnmouth, new off-grid seaside huts make a great base for car-free exploring – whether you like your fortresses ruined or smartly keptAs night fell, a lighthouse beam caught my eye as it flickered across the sea from Amble. I folded away the seaside cabin’s mini-table, switched off the radio and stepped out on to […]
Robert Hull
Sealife encounters around the world: readers’ travel tips 15th August 2019
Colourful rockpools, the sight of orcas hunting under the aurora borealis and huge skies full of sea birds have left our tipsters in awe at the wonders of the marine worldThis May, my boyfriend and I took a boat trip to the Farne Islands, off the coast of Northumberland. We were hoping to see some […]
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The 5 Best Outdoor Activities in Greece 10th June 2019
They say the light in Greece is unique, and it’s certainly much loved by painters, artists and photographers. To help us get outside and appreciate it, we invited Oliver’s Travels to share their fave things to do out and about on holiday. With over 300 Blue Flag beaches, several notable national parks and a rugged […]
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Long Weekend: Gothenburg 16th April 2019
Pop up breweries, hipster boutiques and rocking music festivals… there are plenty of places to visit, and things to see and do, during a weekend break in Gothenburg. Hanna Johnson guides us around this progressive port town. As the second largest city in Sweden, Gothenburg is often compared to it’s bigger sibling, Stockholm. Where Stockholm […]
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How to Get to Milan from Malpensa Airport 21st March 2019
The famously fashionable capital of Italy’s Lombardy region is a must-visit for any serious urbanite. Before we get to the glamorous stuff though, we invited Wanted in Milan to post their tips on getting from the airport to the city centre. Getting to Milan from Malpensa Airport (and back again) is the first problem any […]
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Long Weekend: San Sebastian 1st March 2019
Kick back on La Concha beach, pig out on Michelin-starred pintxos and revel in the local fiestas like La Tamborrada. Sam Howe gives us his expert take on what to do in San Sebastian during a long weekend break… San Sebastian, or Donostia as it’s known to locals, was a favourite of the Spanish royal […]
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Bucket List City Destinations 23rd January 2019
If you’re anything like us, you’re constantly thinking of your next adventure, be it a long holiday, a short city break or whatever escape you can get. Let the destination be your inspiration, with these seven must-see places… There’s nothing quite like the thrill of getting out there and exploring somewhere new. But with so […]
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Top Five: Barcelona Bike Tours 22nd January 2019
There’s no better way of exploring the Catalan capital than cruising around town on two wheels. We talk to the local guides at Steel Donkeys about the benefits of bike tourism in Barcelona, before running down our top five tours in the city… “Riding a bike always provides a great feeling of freedom and joy […]
James Sinclair
Travels Through Cultural Italy 18th January 2019
No other European country has wielded so much cultural influence on the continent as Italy. In this post we look at the pillars of Italian art, performance and architecture. There are many things that make Italy a wonderful place to visit. Its people are warm and friendly, the food is great and it has a […]
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Retro London: Ten Ways to Step Back in Time 3rd January 2019
London has enjoyed more golden ages than most, from Victorian times, to the swinging 60s and plenty in between. We invited Hostelbookers to the blog to share some old school ways to have fun in the capital…. Whether you want to sip gin from a teacup at a Prohibition-era speakeasy, take an Edwardian-inspired afternoon tea […]
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Travelling with kids? Here’s how to have a smooth flight 21st August 2019
There’s plenty you can pack, and do, to help make a lengthy flight go smoothly
You say tomato: 3 of Europe's most famous tomato dishes 15th August 2019
From pizza to pan con tomate, the bright red fruit is versatile and integral
Secrets of Seville: What to do in Spain's Andalusia region 12th August 2019
Andalusia is rife with reminders of the forces and struggles that have shaped our world, for better and for worse
Falling for falafel 8th August 2019
These humble chickpea balls could be the Middle East's greatest cultural export of modern times
What is 'dark tourism'? 31st July 2019
With the popularity of TV's Chernobyl, we look at safe, responsible tourism of former disaster zones
The enduring magic of Mexico’s mariachi 31st July 2019
Chill out: The secrets behind three traditional 'spas' 24th July 2019
International relaxation treatments that are worth travelling for
The joys of going places you know nothing about 24th July 2019
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TravelPerk introduces FlexiPerk - making business travel more flexible than ever before 25th July 2019
TravelPerk’s brand new business travel product FlexiPerk gives businesses and travelers unprecedented flexibility by making any booking (flight, hotel, car, train) refundable, no matter the costCurrently in beta, FlexiPerk has been trialled by SumUp, Picnic, and other customers, saving an average of 26% for each business New product delivers on TravelPerk’s mission to bring about […]
TravelPerk raises $60m to set new standards in business travel - taking Series C total to $104m 18th July 2019
New $60m in funding brings total value of Series C to $104m, and will be used to invest in products that deliver a new age of flexibility to the business traveler Series C extension, with participation of existing investors Kinnevik, Partners of DST Global, Target Global, Felix Capital, Sunstone, and LocalGlobe, follows an exceptional period […]
Pentahotels presents the PGA EuroPro Tour at Caversham Heath 17th July 2019
The Pentahotels Championship will once again be staged at the Reading venue this JulyFrankfurt am Main, 17 July 2019 - Pentahotels and the PGA EuroPro Tour are delighted to announce that Pentahotels is once again the title sponsor of the PGA EuroPro Tour event, held at Caversham Heath Golf Club from July 24 to July […]
Westminster Abbey partners with Avius to measure visitor experience 4th July 2019
Capturing visitors’ feedback will help retain the traditional welcome and hospitalityLondon, 4th July 2019: Westminster Abbey, a royal church and a UNESCO World Heritage Site with over a thousand years of history, has appointed Avius, a Voice of Customer solution, to capture and measure visitor satisfaction. Welcoming over a million visitors each year, London’s most […]
Travelling round the world non-stop for 10 years! 26th June 2019
For the past decade, everything in the unique world of knowledge and experience at Klimahaus Bremerhaven 8° Ost (Climate Museum Bremerhaven 8° East) has been about climate changeThis is a trip around the world in a few hours, travelling constantly along the eighth degree of longitude, the central attraction in the Bremerhaven Climate Museum. The […]
Camping 4.0: Campstar is now available as the new multiservice platform dedicated to outdoor holidays! 26th June 2019
Hamburg, 26.05.2019 - Campstar is the new multiservice platform dedicated to outdoor accommodation, RV rental and camping equipment. The platform enables camping enthusiasts to plan and book their perfect camping holiday. As of now, campstar has the largest range of campsites, providing users with the ability to submit booking inquiries for more than 20,000 properties […]
Get Airport Taxis in the UK up to 40% Cheaper with Cabhit.com 15th May 2019
Finding best-in-class cabs and mini cabs is easy with Cabhit's web and app. Fixed-price airport taxis can be pre-booked and comes with custom options such as a taxi with a child seat.Is finding an airport taxi from Heathrow to London sounds like a nightmare because of the long queues at the taxi stands? It won't […]
Sidehide and Onfido unveil the future of frictionless hotel accommodation 9th April 2019
First ever one-click experience allows guests to sidestep the check-in desk9th April 2019, SAN FRANCISCO and LUGANO: Mobile hotel booking app Sidehide and Onfido, the award-winning identity verification provider, today announced that they have partnered to deliver a frictionless, one-click hotel experience. The seamless travel experience means that with just a smartphone, users will be […]

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