The thriving market town with 80 independent shops 'so good entire families move here'
it might not be on many people's must-visit lists but people love it here.
The Mirror Travel 
12 of America’s most luxurious ski hotels, from Colorado to New Hampshire
These hotels ensnare guests with heated pools, marble bathrooms and gourmet food
Independent Travel 
Korean Air launches generative AI chatbot to enhance customer support
Korean Air has launched the “Korean Air AI Chatbot,” a new generative AI-based service integrated directly into its website and mobile app.
Breaking Travel News 
Riyadh Air and Mastercard take off together to redefine the global travel experience
Riyadh Air and Mastercard today unveiled a bold strategic alliance that brings together payments, travel and technology to reshape how people and businesses experience global travel. With no legacy programs in place, Riyadh Air is in a unique position to jointly create an extensive financial and payment ecosystem that is unprecedented from day one. The collaboration introduces a powerful suite of innovations spanning consumer payments, premium airport experiences and next-generation B2B travel payments – positioning Saudi Arabia at the forefront of global travel evolution.
Centara’s second hotel in Japan invites members to experience the best of Osaka
Centara Hotels & Resorts, Thailand’s leading hotel operator, is set to expand its presence in Japan with the upcoming opening of Centara Life Namba Hotel Osaka in Q2 2026, marking the group’s second hotel in Japan following the successful debut of Centara Grand Hotel Osaka in 2023. To celebrate the launch, Centara is introducing a limited-time, members-only opening offer designed for modern travellers who want to experience the city from its most vibrant neighbourhood.
The gorgeous little European country with £14 February flights from UK
Return flights from just £30 are available to this destination this month.
Daily Express Travel 
The 5 countries that actually want more tourists - no protests like Tenerife and Majorca
As some European hotspots turn away British tourists, a new wave of destinations is rolling out the welcome mat for UK visitors, promising unique adventures.
'I visited Cadbury World to see how much free chocolate I'd get'
Amber previously visited Cadbury World to see if she could bag much free chocolate. She documented her journey to the Birmingham attraction, and made a few discoveries
Kenya or Uganda: Which safari is best for you?
In this episode of Travel Smart, destination expert Ted Thornhill compares Kenya and Uganda , two of East Africa ’s best safari destinations.
Panic in beautiful village as tourists outnumber locals by 100,000 - ‘crushing them!’
The charming village has a permanent population of just 14 people.
Panic in beautiful village as tourists outnumber locals by 100,000 - ‘crushing them!’
The charming village has a permanent population of just 14 people.
The pretty European town that’s ‘straight out of a fairytale’ - £44 flights
Visitors have praised the town for its scenic streets.
The pretty European town that’s ‘straight out of a fairytale’ - £44 flights
Visitors have praised the town for its scenic streets.
The UK’s 10 most dangerous train stations named – full list
New figures show the railway stations in the UK that are the most affected by crime.
Why western Sicily is Italy’s emerging arts hub
Art is helping to revitalise Sicily’s ghost towns and deserted urban spaces, with the earthquake-hit town of Gibellina becoming Italy’s first Capital of Contemporary Art From the ostentatious baroque square of Quattro Canti all the way up to the Teatro Massimo, Palermo’s Via Maqueda is thick with tourists. Pomegranate juice sellers are setting up pyramids of fruit on their carts at gaps in the crowd and waiters are trying to reel in passersby with happy hour prices for Aperol spritzes. Amid the noise and movement, it’s easy to walk straight past number 206, whose arched doorway features a stone cross stained black with dirt – a clue to the building’s former use. Convento dei Crociferi was abandoned for 30 years, until Sicilian power couple Andrea Bartoli and Florinda Saievi took over and transformed it into Palermo’s newest arts space, the Museum of World Cities , due to open at the end of February. Inside, a cloister with high, scalloped porticoes frames a verdant courtyard filled with palms and banana trees. Bartoli comes to meet me and enthusiastically pumps my hand before leading me up to the grand, marble-floored rooms on the first floor, which have been given over to a rather self-referential exhibition on urban change. Continue reading...
Guardian Travel 
The pretty little sunshine island that's 26C in March with direct flights from the UK
March is one of the best months to visit because you get warmth without the higher summer temperatures and winds.