How to Stay Connected While Travelling in Europe in 2026
Stepping off a train in Prague, opening your maps app to navigate cobbled streets, booking last-minute museum tickets in Paris, or video-calling home from a Barcelona café — staying connected…
Février Gourmand in the Dordogne
On his travels through the Dordogne Valley, Mark Bibby Jackson takes part in the Février Gourmand programme. Overtourism is a term that is firmly back on the travel agenda. Many…
Discovering a Joie de Vivre in the Dordogne
Mark Bibby Jackson drives to the Dordogne in February bypassing the floods to discover a very sustainable approach to tourism and tries to understand what joie de vivre is all…
4 Days in Malta and Gozo: A Spring Itinerary
Malta in spring offers a completely different experience compared to the busy summer months, when wildflowers carpet the fields and clifftops, temperatures remain comfortable in the low twenties, and you…
Canal Cruise Amsterdam as a Quiet Route through the City
A canal cruise is one of the nicest ways to experience Amsterdam without constantly weaving between bikes, trams, and packed sidewalks. You glide through the city’s backdrop: canal houses, bridges…
Exploring the Capital on Your Terms: Smart Mobility Choices in London
London is a city that rarely stands still. From early-morning business meetings in Canary Wharf to late-night theatre performances in the West End, the British capital moves at its own…
European Golden Visas: Comparison of 6 Key Programs in 2026
Residency by investment programs continue to attract high-net-worth individuals and global investors. In 2026, they are no longer just a way to obtain a residence permit, but a practical tool…
The best long-distance paths from Florence that will take your breath away
Florence is universally revered as the cradle of the Renaissance, a dense urban jewel box where the concentration of art per square mile is perhaps the highest on Earth. For…
Choosing the right trail for your walking holidays in the UK
There is no single “best” long-distance walk in Britain. That may feel slightly disappointing at first. We like rankings. We like certainty. We like to believe that somewhere out there…
An Angel in the Heart of Bow
The more I visit pubs across the UK for our Hairy Traveller YouTube channel, the more I realise the importance pubs play in the local community. The Angel of Bow…
Real Estate in Spain: Where Wanderlust Meets Wealth
At Barcelona.RealEstate, we’ve watched as Spain became far more than a postcard-perfect backdrop for summer dreams. It’s a dynamic playground of opportunity where the pursuit of lifestyle blends seamlessly with…
Oberammergau : Painted Houses, Mountain Views and Stories at Every Turn
Wheelchair user Debbie North visits Oberammergau Germany to discover a very accessible town and region. Some places make an impression quietly. Others announce themselves with colour, history and mountains in…
5 UK Getaways Perfect for a Long Weekend
Long weekends are best enjoyed with minimal travel and at a relaxed, manageable pace. That usually means heading to places where you can settle in quickly, eat well without hunting…
5 Places Made for Slow Travel
Slow travel works best for those who want to spend time in a place and not rush through it. It’s about staying put long enough to get a feel for…
Travel Worth Loving: Five Tours You Will Never Forget
Travel tends to change as you get older. There’s less interest in ticking boxes and more focus on depth, comfort, and places that linger in the memory long after you’re…
Community at the Hollywood Heart of Wrexham AFC
Mark Bibby Jackson returns to his native North Wales to explore Wrexham and see how the renascent football club is working closely with the local community. I’ve always said serendipity…
Exploring Iceland Geothermal Lagoons and Hot Springs From Blue Lagoon to Hidden Pools
Icelandophile Julia Hammond runs through the best geothermal lagoons in Iceland for travellers. Adjusting my bobble hat to make sure there’s no chance a gust of wind will snatch it…
Beyond the Sun Lounger: 5 Vacations That Keep You Moving
The concept of a holiday often conjures images of static relaxation on a beach. Many people find themselves itching for more than just a cocktail and a novel. True rejuvenation…
Driving Europe Over 40: Vignettes, Rules, and Road Tips
Driving in Europe past the age of 40 is more about control than it is about spontaneity. You’re no longer out to prove anything behind the wheel. You want the…
Things to Do in Chester in a Day
Mark Bibby Jackson discovers the things to do in Chester in a day from visiting Chester Zoo to discovering Chester Rows and Chester Cathedral. Apparently, Chester is one of the…
Volcanos and Views: Etna, Catania, and the Beauty of Taormina
Sicily has a way of announcing itself without asking for permission. The light feels sharper, the sea bluer, and history heavier in the air. On the eastern edge of…
Exploring What’s New in Edinburgh – An Epicurean Weekend
Amid Edinburgh’s grand architecture and storied streets, a new wave of hotels and restaurants is sharpening the city’s culinary edge. Writer Maria Boyle and her daughter Daisy explore. Stay: The…
Sailing & Yacht Charter in Croatia: A Practical Guide to the Adriatic
Insights for this guide are informed by the experience of Silver Sail, a trusted charter specialist based in Croatia, operating year-round along the Adriatic coast. With deep local knowledge of…
Wembley’s Immersive India Tour – a Little Taste of Gujarat
Robert Spellman explores Wembley’s Gujarati community on the Immersive India Tour. Part of the privilege and thrill of living in London is the opportunity to experience the completely new, just…
