Slow Travel Guide to the Isle of Wight
Leave the car keys at home, sail across the Solent, and take your time to really discover the Isle of Wight. Eight sustainable travel touring routes, which cover most areas…
Why Design Lovers Should Visit Weimar Now
Not just the recent opening of the new Bauhaus Museum puts Weimar firmly on the map as a stand-out art and design destination. A new permanent modernism exhibition at Neues…
Orestone Manor Scoops Gold Award
Adding to its impressive haul of awards and accolades, Maidencombe’s family-owned and run, country-house hotel, Orestone Manor, for the fourth consecutive year, has scooped…
Verbier E-bike Festival Launches in August
Enthusiasts from all over the world will descend on the Swiss mountain resort of Verbier to take part in the world’s biggest 100% E-bike event. The festival offers all levels…
St. Kitts: Global Leader in Sustainable Tourism
St. Kitts and its Sustainable Development Council has been recognised as a global leader in sustainable tourism after winning a prestigious Tourism for…
Faroe Islands Launches Sustainable Tourism Plan
Visit Faroe Islands, the tourist board representing the 18 remote and rugged islands in the North Atlantic, together with the destination’s population of 50,000 people,…
Explore New Vilnius Walking Routes
It only takes 1,969 steps to take in the main sightseeing attractions of Vilnius. The number may seem small, but Vilnius’ UNESCO-listed Old Town is one of the most walkable…
Wales Coast Path Walking Festival
This May, the Wales Coast Path and Ramblers Cymru will launch a new walking festival to celebrate seven years of the uninterrupted 870-mile coast path…
No Post-Brexit Visa Needed for Germany
With the announcement of a visa waiver for Brits travelling to Europe after Britain leaves the EU, the German National Tourist Office UK and Ireland (GNTO) has revealed what’s trending…
First Lichfield Events Announced
The first events in this year’s Lichfield Festival have been revealed, and include a wealth and diversity of music, theatre, family events and street parades, all taking place between July…
12 Weird and Wonderful Attractions for 2019
The Statue of Liberty and the White House may be some of the most well-known landmarks in the world, but the US is a strange place and we’ve got the…
Retreat to Mark 25 Years Since Rwanda Genocide
Rwanda is one of most sought-out destinations to travel in 2019. Among many reasons to visit, this year marks 25 years since the Rwandan Genocide against the Tutsi in 1994….
