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Monteverdi: Tuscany's romantic new foodie retreat

Foraging, fine dining and Florentine flair, this Tuscan retreat should be on every foodie’s radar, says Gina Jackson

Evening Standard

The secrets of lost luggage auctions: I bought four bags for £100. What would I find inside?

Unclaimed suitcases were once destined for landfill. Now people are ‘suitcase gambling’ – bidding for bags and their unknown contents, and diving deep into strangers’ lives

The Guardian - UK

Tell us about your favourite place for late summer sunshine in Europe – you could win a holiday voucher

Share details of a late summer break you’ve enjoyed – the best tip wins £200 towards a Coolstays break

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How to spend 72 hours in Washington DC: What to eat, drink, see and where to stay

A vibrant cultural scene, incredible food and cocktails, plus an unmissable cherry blossom season — DC has plenty to pack into a long weekend. Maria Boyle has your guide

Evening Standard

‘I’ll be Poirot’: the Orient Express is back – but what is it like to ride?

It comes at a steep price, but the remodelled luxury train now immerses passengers in the country’s culture as well as passing through stunning scenery

The Guardian - UK

Breakfast in Amsterdam, aperitifs in Vienna: how to make the most of your time in Europe’s sleeper train hubs

To maximise the thrill and romance of taking a night train, our rail expert recommends the best cafes, sights and facilities near your departure station

The Guardian - UK

Schlosshotel Fiss: Why this Tyrolean escape should be the base for your next family adventure

Want to keep your cool? Mark Wilkinson and his son discover the perfect family-friendly break in Austria, with nature on the doorstep

Evening Standard

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It's the year of noctourism — I travelled to Chile's Atacama for the ultimate dark skies experience

Hungry to see what lies beyond Earth, Radhika Aligh heads to South America to see if she can discover celestial objects

Evening Standard

Tasmania’s Off Season Made Me A Winter Convert (Against All Odds)

If loving Tassie’s Off Season is wrong, I don’t wanna be right.

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Chilling him softly: Wyclef Jean's travel guide to Nepal

From temple time to hanging out with elephants and tigers, the Fugees founder finds his calm in the Himalayan kingdom. And then there’s the Metallica…

Evening Standard

‘A way to see more of Europe and help us slow down’: readers’ favourite rail journeys

From scenic circuits of Wales and Scotland to a ‘ferry sleeper’ to Sicily, our tipsters sit back and soak up the views

The Guardian - UK

Delta and United Sued for Millions as Flyers Claim Airlines Sold 'Fake Window Seats'

Delta and United are facing multimillion-dollar lawsuits from passengers who allege the airlines sold 'fake window seats' without actual views. Travellers say they were misled into paying premium prices for blocked windows.

International Business Times UK

Mercator map isn’t a crime against Africa

Letters: The African Union’s complaints about the Mercator projection are misguided, writes Thomas Suárez. Plus a letter from Hamish Monk

The Guardian - UK

Spain Closes Beach After 'Most Beautiful Killers in the Ocean' Invade — Stings Can Trigger Severe Nausea, Vomitting

Authorities in Spain have shut beaches on the Costa Blanca after rare Blue Dragon sea slugs — dubbed 'the most beautiful killers in the ocean' — appeared, with stings capable of causing nausea, vomiting, and dangerous allergic reactions.

International Business Times UK

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EXCLUSIVE: Flight attendant with AIDS fired by United Airlines for going to the doctor too often, lawsuit says

Exclusive: Timothy Panzl, 62, was “a dedicated employee who was forced to choose between his health and his livelihood,” his attorney told The Independent

The Guardian - UK

The art of the city: a walking tour of Edinburgh’s best landscape sculptures

Start with Andy Goldsworthy’s earthy installations at the Royal Scottish Academy, then head outdoors to discover more of his work, alongside pieces by Barbara Hepworth, Antony Gormley and Charles Jencks

The Independent UK

Delta and United airlines face class action suits for selling window seats - with no windows

United and Delta are both facing lawsuits over “window seats” without actual windows.

Evening Standard

Why luxury travel agents are making a major comeback

Insider knowledge, emotional intelligence and fabulous freebies — Alicia Miller explores why luxury travel agents and tour operators are coming into their own in 2025

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Hot springs, empty beaches, forests and wine: exploring the unspoilt Greek island of Ikaria

On a trip to the eastern Aegean isle with my mum after my dad died, we found inspiring landscapes, delicious local produce, and a profound sense of peace

International Business Times UK

August Bank Holiday 2025: Top City Stay Deals Starting From £20

Looking for cheap August Bank Holiday 2025 deals? From UK lodges to boutique hotels, find 7 budget-friendly getaways starting at just £20 per night. Save money and enjoy your weekend escape.

Evening Standard

Foxhill manor is UK’s first country hotel all inclusive – that’s actually chic

This Cotswolds bolthole is the perfect place to sit back and drink champagne

The Guardian - UK

Tell us: are you camping in the UK for your holidays this year?

We’d like to hear from those of you who’ve chosen a camping holiday this year and whether or not you’d recommend the switch to others

International Business Times UK

Carnival Cruise Drowning: How Common Are They, and Could It Happen To You?

Two elderly Americans died at Carnival's Celebration Key on the same day, prompting questions about cruise safety and drowning risks.

The Guardian - UK

Coves, caves and Agatha Christie – a car-free tour along the English Riviera in Devon

Mystery, history, unbeatable views and delicious local produce await in this idyllic corner of south-west England, which can be explored by foot, ferry, steam train and bus

International Business Times UK

Carnival Cruise Deaths: Two American Seniors Drown in Separate Incidents — What Happened?

Tragedy struck Carnival Cruise Line's new $600m private island, Celebration Key, as two American holidaymakers drowned in separate incidents just hours apart. Authorities are investigating.

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