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A round-up of the best attractions and places to stay along the Olympic torch route.
Ask the experts: destination expert Lee Marshall offers advice on public transport and places to stay in southern Italy.
Ask the experts: consumer correspondent Nick Trend outlines what is required for a driving holiday in France, and who is responsible for providing it.
Ask the experts: destination expert Mark Dubin fields a question about reaching southern Cyprus by land and sea.
Ask the experts: consumer correspondent Gill Charlton fields a query on charges to buy foreign currency, a practice that is finally being phased out.
Late deals on UK cottages, hotel stays, package holidays, flights, cruises and luxury breaks.
A website aims to monitor every one of the big cats in India, says Peter Hughes.
Britain's hotels - often stereotyped as dowdy and unwelcoming - have finally shaken off their Fawlty Towers reputation, new research has shown.
The best of our readers' feedback. Send us your thoughts for the chance to win a pair of easyJet flights from London to Madrid.
Nick Crane, who presents the television series 'Coast', introduces our guide to Britain's best islands.
Libby Ruffle wins this week's travel writing competition for her humorous tale of a road trip across America.
Holidaymakers are being charged up to £25 more to change £500 into Euros on the high street depending on where they live, with Thomas Cook and the Post Office the worst offenders, according to Which?.
New archaeological finds have quickened interest in a people shrouded in myths.
A new archaeological find, a Mayan calendar, will quicken interest in the Maya, a people whose history is shrouded in myths. Nigel Richardson, touring their territory, found old beliefs as potent as ever.
Can't get tickets to the Chelsea Flower Show? Here are some great alternatives.
The world's tallest free-standing tower is being heralded as a symbol of Japan's recovery. Danielle Demetriou was at the opening.
Life on board cruise ships today is a far cry from the hierarchical formality synonymous with the Titanic, says Lisa Gerard-Sharp.
Why not visit Floriade on a river cruise? Ambra Edwards takes a stroll around the Dutch show's extravagant floral displays.
Corfu Town still retains its Venetian allure after two centuries, says Yolanda Carslaw.
The introduction of stricter fuel regulations has led to a dramatic fall in the number of cruise passengers visiting Antarctica.
The oil-rich city of Baku is a suitably surreal venue for this year's Eurovision contest, says Ben Illis.
Identify the location of this photograph for the chance to win a suitcase.
More than 80 per cent of Britain's bathing spots have "excellent" water quality, according to the latest research by the European Union.
The actor reflects on his long-standing love for the tiny Suffolk seaside retreat.
Our Barcelona expert, Sally Davies, suggests what to see and do in the city this summer, with advice on exhibitions and festivals, and suggestions on where to stay.