World's best alternative sites: From Circus Maximus to a 9/11 tour
As the Sagrada Familia passes the 100,000 mark on review site TripAdvisor, here's our pick of alternatives to the world's most visited sites
As the Sagrada Familia passes the 100,000 mark on review site TripAdvisor, here's our pick of alternatives to the world's most visited sites
After the stratospheric rise of Airbnb, VizEat is the next big thing bringing tourists and locals together - this time with food. Introducing the platform that connects travellers with on-the-ground hosts for the ultimate authentic dining experience
There are cave tours and there's Slovenia's Postojna cave system where you abseil into underground rivers in search of prehistoric beasts. Nick Redmayne braces himself
As a parliamentary committee looks at ways to curb drunk plane passengers, here are the worst flights we shared with intoxicated neighbours
A new 400-mile hiking trail running the length of Jordan has opened. But will the Jordan Trail boost tourism in a country that's been hit hard?
Katie Price hit headlines for her topless antics in the Maldives last week – but she’s not the only star to cause offence while on holiday
Fashionable Palma's always been a good weekender, but add to that its week-long Holy Week festivities, and the Mallorcan capital makes for a near-perfect city break this Easter
Explore this Belgian city while the train tickets are a bargain and the crowds are elsewhere
Plane Talk: A former US Navy base in Iceland is Europe's fastest-growing airport
As the PM embarks on a five-day walking holiday in Snowdonia, here are the five best luxury hotels for her to try
Cornwall’s St Mawes has long been a sophisticated retreat from London, but a new generation of luxury self-catering houses are turning it up a notch
Go beyond the usual city, lochs and Highlands circuit on your next visit to Scotland. Here's your perfect trip, according to a local
The UK’s coolest city by the sea is taking the lead on locally sourced, ethical bites – we recommend tucking in
Trancoso, in Bahia province, was cut off from the rest of Brazil until the 1960s. But then the hippies arrived. Georgina Wilson-Powell reports
The Man Who Pays His Way: The president's attempt to take a hardline stance is flawed for many reasons, says Simon Calder
Every April, thousands descend on Kawasaki to participate in an ancient Shinto fertility ritual that's now a sex-positive celebration. Selena Hoy joins the crowd
Carl Meadows, 36, lives in Bristol and has led tour groups to North Korea on more than 20 occasions. He tells us what we don’t know about this mysterious country
Egypt’s tourism industry has taken something of a bashing over the past few years – now a group of enterprising individuals are taking matters into their own hands
Our definitive guide to the top kit, from walking boots and backpacks to water bladders and head torches
Ski-in restaurants, cheap feeds, fabulous fromage and a spot of snow-shoeing to work it all off in the French Alps
A unique attraction is drawing visitors to the French mountain resort of Valloire