Now more than ever, we are all itching to pack our bags, clamber in our cars and head out on an adventure. International travel may not be possible this summer for Brits, so why not avoid the anxiety and book something a little closer to home? “Glamping” (glamorous camping) combines all of the best parts…
Which popular holiday destinations could make it onto the UK Government’s green Record?
Though there are signs that lockdown is easing and the world is inching towards opening up to travel, much of the world is likely to remain out of bounds for a little while yet. For instance, lifting the flight ban from the UK to the US hinges entirely on how quickly their respective citizens get…
British Airways serves up first class dining experience to make at home
Wondering what to spend that spare £80 on? British Airways have a first-class idea. How about a Feast Box containing a limited-edition cook-at-home meal kit that mirrors British Airways’ First cabin dining experience. The idea for this first-class dining at home experience was cooked up in partnership with Feast Box and DO & CO. Each…
Top 5 scenic rail journeys in Great Britain
Planning a holiday in the UK? Discover the beauty and majesty of the Great British landscape on one of these scenic rail journeys. Travelling by prepare combines all the very best issues to get you from A to Z: consolation, beautiful views and the liberty to take pleasure in a drink or two, be it…
2 Days in Yellowstone National Park
The main sights of America’s first national park, are best visited by car and can be easily explored in two days by following a rough figure of eight pattern, when approached from the northern tip of the park, heading in from Montana. I stayed overnight in Livingstone and drove the 50 miles south to the…
Learn to clay pigeon shoot in Dorset with DBW Clay Company
Try something different in Dorset and sign up for a clay pigeon shooting lesson. This fun, safe and cruelty-free sport is not as difficult as it looks, and kids can also have a go. You’ll learn the basics and safety measures of using a shotgun and how to shoot clay pigeons (round clay targets) that…
Alternative ways to enjoy Mallorca
Simon Maurice suggests some alternative goodies that UK visitors’ best-loved Balearic Island has to offer. In 2020 Sarah Drane described her favourite places to go to in Mallorca and offered some excellent recommendations. With travel due to open up later this and Mallorca being a long-established favourite of British travellers, Simon Maurice suggests some alternative goodies that…
COVID: Holidaymakers to be slapped with a hefty £5,000 fine
A hefty fine of £5,000 is be imposed on holidaymakers or anyone departing from England without a good excuse before the end of June. This tightening of the country’s border controls is due to come into force as part of new coronavirus laws. The new law slaps on another 5 weeks before we can travel.…
How to Visit Cusco & Machu Picchu on a Budget
If you ever got astonished while watching a picture of Machu Picchu, I have something to tell you: Reality is 10 times better! No picture captures the spirit, energy and breath-taking natural surroundings of the ruins. That is why even if it wasn’t one of the top destinations for backpacking it would still be worth every dollar you spend…
Things to do in Cusco, Peru
Cuzco (also “Cusco”, or “Qosqo” in Quechua), located in the Southern Sierras is a fascinating city that was the capital of the Incan Empire. Cusco is a Unesco World Heritage Site and is one of Peru’s most visited cities as it is the largest and most comfortable city from which tourists can begin visits to Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley of the Incas, and…