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Portugal has the holiday favourites locked down, but if you’ve already ticked off the tram rides in Lisbon and the beach bars of the Algarve, it might be time to explore Portugal’s wonderfully weird side - one full of folklore, festivals, food oddities, and offbeat shops.

Travellers looking for a once-in-a-lifetime cultural immersion in Japan can now save an incredible €1,900 per person on the Iconic Japan by Bullet Train Tour with Tropical Sky.

As The Open gears up for a thrilling return to Royal Portrush, golf is enjoying a spotlight moment - and what better way to join the action than by learning the game in Mallorca? For solo travellers curious about golf but unsure where to begin, Solos Holidays has just launched the perfect introduction - a Beginners Golf Week!

Settled in Western Mongolia, Mongolian eagle hunters, also known as "kusbergi" or "berkutchi," are a group of Kazakh people who have been practising hunting with horses and golden eagles for thousands of years. LIQUI MOLY Extreme’s new guided off-road self-drive tour “Altai Tracks to the Eagle Hunters” offers the opportunity to experience these eagle hunters in action.

Every year, between July and October, hundreds of wild elephants congregate on the open plains of Minneriya National Park, drawn by the shrinking waters of the ancient Minneriya Tank.

Paris, Cannes, Biarritz... France has it all, and it comes alive on Bastille Day across the country. Read all about the event details and pro tips to best celebrate Bastille Day in France.

Since 1996, thousands of alien enthusiasts, both sceptics and true believers, have descended upon Roswell every July to celebrate the long‑standing mystery of the 1947 Roswell Incident at the Roswell UFO Festival.

A recent study has revealed the most underappreciated scuba diving destinations this year...

Make your wedding launch as high-flying as your future together by tying the knot under, or even aboard, the legendary Concorde G‑BOAC at the Concorde Conference Centre, Manchester Airport. 

When Ryanair launched flights to Podgorica, Montenegro’s capital, few saw it as a hiking opportunity. But for those willing to look...

While many travellers once knew it only for beach resorts, Tunisia has matured into something far more compelling - a destination full of luxurious comfort layered with history and fantastic hospitality.

Iceland is wild, remote, and unfiltered. And while each season offers something different, August quietly holds the crown as the best time to go. Here’s why.

Abu Dhabi is no longer just a stopover for luxury or business - it’s increasingly making a name for itself as a family-friendly destination.

The word "safari" usually conjures up images that are not exactly child-friendly territory...But not all safaris are created equal. Across Africa, a growing number of lodges and reserves are tailoring the experience for families, designing trips where children can get close to wildlife, learn about conservation, and still be back in bed before sundown.

If you’re after a music festival that doesn’t follow the usual formula, Primavera Sound Barcelona is it.

At midday a referee in a white coat lifts a seven‑pound wheel of Double Gloucester, decorated with red‑and‑blue ribbons. He gives the cheese a one‑second head start, pushing it down Cooper's Hill and, not long after, hundreds of people dash and tumble down the hill in hopes of catching it.

Think you've conquered the classic hiking trails in the US? Well, get ready - because there’s a new power trio in town. Say hello to the...

 Here's everything you need to know about Indianapolis 500,“The Greatest Spectacle in Racing,” and how to get there.

North America, home to Hollywood and iconic film history, offers not only famous studio tours but also hidden filming locations across the continent, each year round 150 films are produced in Canada, and 600 in the United States...

Long before French explorer Samuel de Champlain arrived in what is now Ottawa, the region was a place for hunting and trade, with people traveling along the Ottawa River in birch bark canoes to hunt, fish, and exchange goods.