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Amid lava fields and lizards: a walking trip on El Hierro, Canaries 21st January 2019
Before Columbus, the island of El Hierro was the ‘edge of the world’. Today, its volcanic peaks and forest offer superb family trekkingClouds of volcanic dust envelop the car as we judder down the track through the Malpaís – the badlands. Contorted lava fields and cinder cones surround us in a fierce display. This was […]
Kari Herbert
‘Redefine the skyline’: how Ho Chi Minh City is erasing its heritage 21st January 2019
The next 15 megacities #7: More than a third of the Vietnamese city’s historic buildings have been destroyed over the past 20 years. Can it learn from mistakes made by other fast-growing Asian cities before it is too late?Read the rest of our megacities series here“People don’t realise what they’ve lost,” says Candy Nguyen as […]
Nick Van Mead in Ho Chi Minh City
Floats our boat: sailing Sri Lanka’s south coast 21st January 2019
Not many people think of Sri Lanka as a sailing destination but that is now changing thanks to an initiative set up after the 2004 tsunamiAfter blazing down all day, the sun slips behind a bank of clouds in the west. As we make for a bay just beyond Dondra Head, the lighthouse on this […]
Liz Boulter
Milan art tour: fresco heaven, without the crowds 20th January 2019
Resist the urge to splurge in the city’s chic shops and instead lose yourself in its transcendental artThink of Milan and you think of fashion. The first time I spent more than a few hours in the city, I roamed the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II – Italy’s oldest shopping arcade, built in the 1860s and […]
Rachel Cooke
The joys of the UK's best walking festivals 19th January 2019
The UK’s 150 walking festivals make hiking convivial, as we found on a Black Mountains trek in Wales. Plus, read on for more events around the countryWe started in drizzle, progressed into blow-you-off-your-feet wind, moved into milk-chocolatey mud and finished in stair-rod rain. But it was great to be outside. Following guides Anthea and Wally, […]
Sarah Baxter
Japan’s arty-pelago: Naoshima and beyond 19th January 2019
Among shrines, rice fields and abandoned buildings, contemporary art has transformed 12 rural islands into a creative paradise – the setting for the 2019 Setouchi TriennaleI’m sitting on a concrete floor watching water droplets as they skitter across the smooth surface. Around me, other people seem equally transfixed. They stand in silent contemplation staring at […]
Isabel Choat
India's Kumbh Mela festival – in pictures 18th January 2019
Thought to be the world’s largest human gathering, more than 20 million Hindu pilgrims ritually bathed on the opening day of the festival Continue reading...
A local’s guide to Palermo, Sicily: 10 top tips 17th January 2019
It may still be basking in the glow of being Italian Capital of Culture 2018 but the city has been a cultural melting pot since antiquityThe Sicilian capital, called the “Kingdom of the sun” by invading Normans in the 12th century, has been a cultural melting pot since Phoenicians and Greeks fought over it in […]
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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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Long Weekend: Krakow 2nd January 2019
Krakow is one city that casts a charm over all who visit. Duncan Rhodes experiences the allure of Poland’s ancient capital, with its myths, magicians and medieval architecture. “Magiczny Krakow” (Magical Krakow) is how Poles refer to their ancient capital (Warsaw only took over in 1596), and the epithet fits in more ways than one. […]
Duncan Rhodes
6 Amazing Ideas For Your Travel Bucket List 20th December 2018
Travel goals inspire us to venture abroad more often and to try new things. As we look forward to the new year, we share six ideas for your bucket list that will get your searching for flights… There’s nothing better than experiencing everything that the world has to offer. But what about some of the […]
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5 Inspiring Travel Goals for 2019 24th October 2018
As the end of the year draws near, it’s time to assess what we achieved in 2018, and to make plans for 2019. We offer some inspiration that will ensure the following year is one to remember… Yes, I know it’s only October, but as we move into the final months of the year, many […]
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Lithuania: Hot Air Balloons & Haute Cuisine 19th October 2018
From the capital Vilnius to the Curonian spit, Josh Ferry Woodard takes a whistle stop tour of the best places to visit in Lithuania. On the way he experiences street art, saunas and saltibarsciai soup… and that’s just for starters. “Here in Lithuania, everybody forages for mushrooms and berries,” said our guide Benas, as we […]
Josh Ferry Woodard
Top Five Beaches Along Portugal’s Coast 25th September 2018
Forget Spain and Italy, Portugal’s pristine coastline boasts nearly 300 Blue Flag beaches. We invite some RV lovers to share their tips of exploring the country’s shores and sands… The country of Portugal, despite its amazing culture and landscapes, isn’t as heavily marketed as a vacation destination as some of its other European counterparts, like […]
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Long Weekend: Lublin 7th August 2018
Poland’s grand eastern city looks destined to be the last discovered by travellers. A one time bastion of Jewish culture, and now lively University city, Stuart Wadsworth finds plenty to recommend in Lublin. Long in the shadows of hipper, more well-known destinations in Poland such as Krakow, Wroclaw and Warsaw, Lublin has traditionally languished, economically […]
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Shore stories: Three bits of folklore about famous coastlines 17th January 2019
Spooky stories and terrific tall tales about some beautiful beaches
A getaway to a sauna could be your best health decision this year 16th January 2019
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Trentodoc: A sparkling sip of the Italian Alps 8th January 2019
A regional wine so good, you'll want to travel to drink it
Antarctica camping: What's it like? 7th January 2019
Aboard the barge: Why river-cruising is the way to go 7th January 2019
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Updated brochure released ahead of Border Security 2019 Conference 6th December 2018
New speakers sign up to the 12th Annual Border Security Conference, including: SITA, Cellebrite, Estonian Police and Border Guard Administration, ICMPD, Delhi International Airport Limited.Taking place on the 12th and 13th February 2019 at the Crowne Plaza St Peter's Hotel & Spa, Rome, Italy, the 12th annual Border Security conference and exhibition will open its […]
Fly on a Wednesday Morning to have the Best Airport Experience this Christmas 5th December 2018
Data collected by Avius from over 8.2 million customers provides key airport hack London, 5th December, 2018: Avius (avius.com), the UK technology company that provides survey and customer experience management software, has announced that according to data they have collected, 8.00am on a Wednesday is the best time to travel if you want the most […]
UK Financial Services Retailer, Post Office, on a Mission to Modernise Product Portfolio with the OutSystems Low-Code Platform 27th November 2018
New native mobile app adopted by more than 100,000 customers within three months of releaseLondon – 27th November, 2018 - OutSystems, provider of the number one low-code platform for rapid application development, today announced that the UK-based postal and financial services retailer, Post Office, is using OutSystems to power innovation.As part of the company’s strategic […]
Leading Y Combinator AI Scaleup Unbabel Announces San Francisco Launch and Key Global Hires 11th October 2018
The renowned and rapidly-growing “Translation-as-a-Service” company, backed by Scale Venture Partners and Y Combinator, opens in San Francisco to service key US clients such as Facebook, Pinterest, Eventbrite, Udemy, Strava and GoFundMe October 11, 2018: SAN FRANCISCO - Unbabel, the enterprise SaaS company that combines state of the art Artificial Intelligence (AI) with a global […]
Cambium Networks Strengthens Hospitality Wireless Connectivity Solutions Team 10th September 2018
Cambium Networks continues expansion of Wi-Fi solutions with Jean-François Fontaine-Boullé as Director of Hospitality Sales-EMEAROLLING MEADOWS, IL – September 10, 2018 – Cambium Networks has appointed Jean-François Fontaine-Boullé as its new Director of Hospitality Sales-EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa). Cambium Networks and its worldwide network of partners provide the hospitality market with wireless point-to-point […]
Health and Security Advice In Advance Of Hajj from International SOS and Control Risks 14th August 2018
14 August 2018 – Dubai, International SOS and Control Risks, the world’s leading medical and security risk experts, provide advice on how to have a healthy Hajj in Saudi Arabia, as well as important tips for business travellers to the region during the pilgrimage this month. Close to 3 million foreign and domestic pilgrims are […]
New Unisys Digi-Pet™ Service Enables Pet Owners to Monitor and Chat with Their Pets When Transporting them on Airlines 5th April 2018
Sensors that continuously monitor comfort, automated alerts, live video streaming and voice chat remove the stress of air travel for pets and their ownersLONDON, UK, April 05, 2018 – Unisys Corporation (NYSE: UIS) announced Digi-Pet™, a new solution designed to take the stress out of transporting pets in aircraft cargo holds by providing pet owners […]
New initiative by Nordic Council seeks to highlight influence of Nordics worldwide 26th March 2018
A worldwide initiative from The Nordic Council of Ministers is aiming to show the Nordic countries as a whole, by focusing on the way Nordic ideas influence everyday life all over the world. In a mountain in the Norwegian island group of Svalbard is a vault, which contains thousands of seeds from all over the […]

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