Month: July 2018

Few towns have quite so much to gush about as Great Malvern. The Worcestershire spa town, famed for its natural spring water, has been attracting visitors since the medieval period, with the establishment of a Benedictine monastery. Water-cure seeking reached its peak in the 19th century when middle-class families – and Charles Darwin, desperate to
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Ever wonder about the habits and motivations of millennials and Generation Z travelers? New Horizons IV: A global study of the youth and student traveler, offers perspectives on the under-30 travel market and its evolution since 2002. The survey is conducted every five years by the World Youth Student and Educational (WYSE) Travel Confederation, a
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(CNN) — “If you have someone that you think is The One,” Bill Murray once said (in a homemade viral video taken at a stranger’s bachelor party he crashed), “travel all around the world, and go to places that are hard to go to and hard to get out of. And if when you come
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(CNN) — For many travelers, the thought of a long, winding road trip through the mountains of Italy sounds breathtaking. For others? It’s the very definition of a nightmare. Dizziness, headaches and nausea … nearly everyone has felt the sensation of motion sickness at least once in their life when they travel. Enter the new
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(CNN) — Cape Town is one of the world’s most beautiful cities. From almost any vantage point, there’s a mountain or an ocean in view, and often both. The weather is notoriously fickle — it’s easy to experience four seasons in a day, and some residents keep a jacket, an umbrella and a bathing suit
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Stepping into Canlis, considered by many to be Seattle’s most consistently great restaurant (“Seattle’s finest, fanciest restaurant for over 60 years”­­– The New York Times) in the late afternoon, before service commences, feels like stepping onto sacred ground. Set in a unique midcentury building that was designed for the restaurant’s 1950 opening and has been
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The late Anthony Bourdain. (Mike Pont/WireImage) Love ’em or hate ’em, modern chefs are pop culture icons—famous for their cuisine, trendy restaurants and quirky TV personas. They’re funny (Emeril Lagasse), glamorous (Giada De Laurentiis), creative (Eric Ripert), opinionated (Gordon Ramsay), sexy (Salt Bae), controversial (Paula Deen), and even poetically vulgar (the late great Anthony Bourdain)—with
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Pride season continues to swing, with plenty of celebrations taking place over the weekend to recognise, remember and celebrate the LGBT communities. While June is earmarked as Pride month around the globe, festivities take place across the summer, from big cities to small towns. With reports of LGBT hate crime against LGBT people increasing since the Brexit
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(CNN) — The race to put tourists into space seems to be a glacially slow one most of the time, and then BOOM — it suddenly takes a supersonic leap forward. That’s the case with Richard Branson’s long-delayed Virgin Galactic project, which on Thursday completed rocket-powered test flight at 2.47 times the speed of sound.
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Relax, unwind and surround yourself with history in this Georgian country house. Located in the heart of Herefordshire, this fantastic residence is surrounded by 13-acres of beautiful parkland. The perfect place to stay for those looking at exploring the vast countryside that Herefordshire has to offer.  Fiona Duncan, Telegraph Travel writer, says: “The ethos of
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Love them or hate them, there’s a good chance that most of us will have experienced travelling along one of the motorways that connect the many towns and cities of the UK. For some, motorway driving is a pleasure; an opportunity to get some head space and cruise along to your favourite tunes. Others find
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