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What to do when visiting an onsen in Japan
- Whether for health, relaxation, or cultural exploration, a visit to an onsen can be a highlight of any trip to Japan. Read on.
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- LifestyleThe Telegraph
The real reason why some people arrive at the airport ridiculously early
Like many good things in life, travel can occasionally be divisive. Even leaving aside the ferocious rows about overtourism, even seemingly innocent topics – think window vs aisle seat – can trigger passionate debates.
- LifestyleThe Guardian
Tell us about your favourite UK autumn food or drink event
Share details of an autumnal food festival, foraging walk or harvesting event – the best tip wins £200 towards a Coolstays break
- LifestyleThe Telegraph
20 Greek travel experiences you must have in your lifetime
Bucket-list travel might be a bit of a cliché, but if any country merits this treatment it has to be glorious Greece – land of pristine seas, golden beaches, timewarped villages, delicious yet healthy cuisine and ancient ruins. In September, when tourist crowds start to dwindle, blistering temperatures begin to wane, beaches and sites such as the Acropolis are not quite as jam-packed, the birthplace of democracy puts on its best show.
- LifestyleEvening Standard
Review: Legoland woodland village “it's like staying in toytown”
Earlier this year, Legoland Windsor opened a new ‘woodland village’ — here’s what it’s like to sleep in a theme park
- LifestyleThe Telegraph
A beginner’s guide to solo travel over 60
Daunting, dangerous and slightly strange – solo travel was once thought of as a pursuit only for the very adventurous, the very youthful and, often, the very male. But this is no longer the case. Travel company Newmarket Holidays has found that eight out of 10 solo tour bookings are now made by women, with almost half of those aged between 65 and 74. And their popularity has increased exponentially, too – last year, a Skyscanner report found that half of respondents were planning to go it alone
- NewsThe Independent
UK airport chaos live updates: Ryanair boss calls for air traffic chief to resign over Gatwick flight delays
Thousands of passengers flying to and from the UK have had their flights cancelled after a combination of bad weather and air-traffic control staff shortages
- LifestyleYahoo Life Shopping
The best flight-crew-approved travel essentials for your next trip — all on sale
From packing cubes to a clever phone mount and affordable compression socks, the pros recommend these must-haves.
- LifestyleThe Telegraph
How to spend a weekend in Malaga, the cultural gateway to Andalucía
Malaga has well and truly shaken off its reputation as being merely the gateway to the Costa del Sol. Revamped and revitalised, the city now boasts a sleek port, an exciting culinary scene and a rapidly growing clutch of artistic attractions. In fact, it’s quickly becoming recognised as one of Spain’s cultural hubs, packed with places to explore from the Pompidou Centre housed in a multicoloured glass cube and renowned Museu de Picasso to the cool Soho district, a grid of streets adorned with st
- LifestyleThe Telegraph
The 16 best restaurants in Malaga
Malaga has some of the best restaurants and tapas bars in Spain, whether you fancy traditional places or designer gastrobars. Definitely order some boquerones (fresh anchovies), with some locally caught prawns and ensaladilla (Russian salad).
- LifestyleThe Telegraph
The best things to do in Malaga
You could return to Malaga time and time again and find new things to see and do. Right in the centre, you come across Phoenician and Roman remains, vestiges of the city’s Moorish heritage, opulent Baroque churches and stunning contemporary architecture. And the city’s clutch of art galleries and museums seems to be ever-growing as Malaga increasingly positions itself as one of Spain’s cultural hotspots.
