The appeal of travelling into the unknown can also be tinged with trepidation as to what may be waiting on arrival - particularly if the destination is off the beaten track. Not ones to do things by halves, Our Lifestyle and Leisure Editor, Sharon Cain and Sharon’s husband and Yorkshire Times photographer, Steve Hare, traversed the globe to Ushuaia in Argentina.

Our series of Motorhoming articles aims to share insights into the pleasures and adventures of this mode of travelling at home and abroad - along with the realities and practicalities involved.

Catgill Farm, the luxury glamping and camping destination nestled in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, has unveiled an exciting new dog-friendly upgrade for 2026, designed for those who want to explore the great outdoors with their four-legged companion without compromising on comfort, relaxation and style.

Our consumer rights expert has advised passengers whose journeys were delayed by Storm Goretti to exercise their rights if they have been left out of pocket.

Airports may feel permanently chaotic, but travel experts say there’s one day that consistently flies under the radar — and it isn’t the weekend.

Group Editor Andrew Palmer returns to his beloved Portuguese coastal retreat, where fishing village charm meets cosmopolitan sophistication—and discovers why some places improve with every visit As the train pulls away from Lisbon's Cais do Sodré station, I settle into what has become a ritual journey westward along Portugal's Atlantic coast.

Festive cruising continues to gain momentum with many cruise lovers seeking a tonic before, during or in between Christmas and the New Year to immerse themselves in the season’s vibrancy and bonhomie.

With the cost of living being the biggest concern for Brits, many people are cutting back on holidays due to rising prices for essentials. But with many people still seeing holidays as an important part of their lives a former air stewardess has shared her advice so people can still enjoy that all-important break. You can still get great deals if they follow some simple rules.

Is a walking break in the Peak District in December a sensible idea, or just a triumph of optimism over common sense? The days are short, the weather can turn on you without warning, and the romance of winter walking often looks better in theory than in practice. But sometimes you get lucky. We did.

Daish’s Holidays, an independent family-owned coach holiday company, is busy decking the halls of what promises to be a busy festive season. With guests booked in across the company’s 11 hotels, including the Esplanade Hotel in Scarborough, the company is looking forward to this year’s much-loved Tinsel & Turkey, Christmas, and Twixmas breaks.

Experiencing the breathtaking wonders of Imperial Rome usually includes a few photo opps at the Colosseum or, indeed, the Trevi Fountain, however, there is a cheaper alternative but it does require thermal undies and a thick coat!

A five-star campsite in Northumberland is celebrating after being named the UK’s most dog-friendly at the 2025 DogFriendly Awards. Herding Hill Farm Camping and Glamping Site, near Haltwhistle, won the award for best Camping and Caravanning site at the ceremony in London.

Laos and Cambodia are neighbouring countries in South East Asia who share rich cultural heritages, war torn histories, and the mighty Mekong river whose delta is known as the ‘Rice Bowl’ of Asia.

Stepping into Blackpool’s Imperial Hotel is like discovering a major part of the resort’s history. The seeds of The Imperial’s story were first sown in 1863 when the North Pier was completed and became an attraction for elite visitors. Up until then Blackpool has only been visited by mill workers when factories closed down for the week.

“I know loads of people on this cruise,” said solo traveller Sheila from Cornwall, “so I never feel alone, even though I have been a widow for 14 years.” And in that one breakfast conversation our unsolicited table-share guest had single handedly summed up Fred Olsen’s unspoken philosophy: there are no passengers on the line’s three ships, just extended members of the Olsen family!

With 77% of UK adults saying they are mindful of climate change issues and support sustainability, research from InsureandGo reveals that many UK holidaymakers are prepared to spend more money to have a green or more environmentally friendly holiday.

In our last Magic of Motorhoming article, we looked at key areas including classifications - and whether to buy new or used - to help you decide the best fit for your travel adventures.

Meet the German hotelier who turned 600 years of toy-making heritage into an inspired hospitality concept—complete with puzzles in the lobby and Playmobil in the corridors. I didn't expect to find myself back in Nuremberg so soon after my last visit, but the pull of this city—with its charm, characteristic red roofs, and imposing castle—drew me back.

To carry out a substantial refurbishment to any historic country pub is a very difficult task. Often the whole ambience is ruined, despite the designers trying their best to keep the building true to its original style, but The White Hart in Pool-in-Wharfedale has been lovingly refurbished without losing any of its historic charm.

Two historic inns team up to offer hassle-free hiking experience along the Sandstone Trail. A new two-night walking package is giving visitors the chance to explore one of Cheshire's most scenic trails without the usual logistics headache.

Norway is a land of contrasts, from the historic and bustling city of Bergen to its famed lakes and mountain vistas. Norway's majestic fjords serve as its crowning feature. Here wild and wonderful glaciers and powerful waterfalls nestle side by side with picture postcard villages and fruit-growing orchards. No matter how many times you visit Norway, there’s always something new to be seen.

Long-distance train operator CrossCountry has announced adjustments to its timetable from 14 December, as part of the rail industry’s twice-yearly timetable review. The changes will see an uplift in CrossCountry services, including some additional services between Reading and Newcastle and between Birmingham and Leicester.

Steak, smoked salmon and Spanish chicken are on the menu as LNER unveils a new First Class offering for Autumn. All four complimentary menus have been updated with dishes that showcase local food suppliers from across the route, giving customers a wide variety of choices whether they are travelling on a Dine, Dish, Deli, or Brunch service.

Stagecoach are encouraging motorists across Cumbria and North Lancashire to park their cars and embrace greener travel for World Car Free Day on Monday 22 September. The annual event champions walking, cycling, and public transport to help cut pollution, ease congestion, and slash harmful CO₂ emissions.

Many hotels boast ‘USPs’ – a Unique Selling Proposition - however, few can truly substantiate the bold claims they often make: the Peninsula Manila Hotel, with bullet holes in its reception artwork, is an exception to the rule!