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Durham in the snow. Image credit: Shutterstock/Colin Ward If your clients are keen on a warm and welcoming Christmas close to home, there’s plenty of hot domestic product to sell. Solo specialist Just You has launched two UK tours for the festive season this year – a four-night Christmas in Bath tour and a three-night New Year in Stratford-upon-Avon itinerary, both departing December 23 – with visits to castles and stately homes, fascinating museums and plenty of festive fizz. Stratford-upon-Avon at Christmas. Image credit: Shutterstock/Alexey Federenko Rachel Mould, Just You’s head of UK trade sales, says: “We’re…
Each year, these ancient mammals cruise the Pacific coastline from the Arctic feeding grounds down to the balmy lagoons of Baja California. Their timing is everything: by December, mothers-to-be arrive in the protected shallows, where they give birth in waters calm enough for newborns to learn the ropes. By March, you’ll see calves practicing spy-hops and tail slaps, like clumsy gymnasts in training. Fishermen’s pangas (small boats) drift among whales that often approach out of sheer curiosity, some even nudging close enough for a head rub. It’s not staged, it’s not forced; it’s the kind of animal encounter that rewires…
As the leaves turn and the air grows crisp, many of us start dreaming of that perfect autumn getaway. In fact, a recent study found that 62% of adults over 50 are planning a leisure trip in the coming year. Whether you’re chasing golden sunshine, craving a wellness retreat or hoping to make cozy memories with loved ones, we’ve rounded up the best fall escapes tailored just for you.Where to find the best weather this fallIf gorgeous sunshine and mild temperatures are at the top of your list, San Diego, California, won’t disappoint. With temperatures hovering in the 60s and…
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I no longer give big birthday or holiday gifts. I do this because a family member died after I had purchased his Christmas gift.Instead, I give gifts irregularly throughout the year, as I make or come across something that a person will like. I might also repair something for them as a gift, or shovel their snow. Once, I drove someone to outpatient surgery and back, and cared for them until their spouse came home.Everyone still gets a token gift for their birthday and Christmas. I will say, “You liked last year’s gift so well, I made…
Sunset over Ptuj City in Sloveniagetty From the ancient charm of Ptuj in Slovenia to the cobbled streets of Bruges in Belgium, the medieval towers of San Gimignano in Italy, and the baroque beauty of Zamość in Poland, countless cultural heritage towns grace Europe and where history, architecture, and art are deeply woven into daily life. In a comprehensive study of more than 200 authentically historic towns across Europe — ranging from iconic cities to hidden gems — the European Best Destinations (EBD) organization has released its highly anticipated list of the Best Cultural Heritage Towns in Europe for 2026.…
Along Turkey’s sun-drenched Aegean coast, Bodrum has emerged as one of the Mediterranean’s most captivating destinations. Often dubbed the “Turquoise Coast” and even the “St. Tropez of Turkey,” this once-sleepy fishing village has transformed into a glamorous haven for jet-setters and culture lovers alike. “While Turkey is home to many beautiful coastal towns, Bodrum stands out as the country’s most renowned international resort,” Engin Kadaster, a T+L A-list advisor and the vice president of Turkey At Its Best, told Travel + Leisure. “Until the 1960s, it was a quiet fishing village. Today, it’s a cosmopolitan hub where rich history meets…
Centurion Accomodation REIT (CAREIT) Centurion Accommodation REIT(SGX: 8C8U) or CAREIT has made a strong start for its IPO debut. Its unit price climbed over 6% in the first week of trading on the SGX, from its IPO price of S$0.88 to above S$0.93 at time of writing. Not bad at all for a REIT that owns dormitories and student housing. These assets may not sound glamorous, but they are essential. CAREIT, sponsored by Centurion Corporation (SGX: OU8), focuses on Purpose-Built Workers Accommodation (PBWA) and Purpose-Built Student Accommodation (PBSA). These provide beds for foreign workers and international students, both of which…
In this photograph taken December 2, 2010, a Komodo Dragon prowls the shores of Komodo Island, the natural habitat of the world’s largest lizard. These carnivores which can grow to three meters in length and weigh more than 150 kilograms, have existed here for millions of years. AFP PHOTO / ROMEO GACAD (Photo by Romeo GACAD / AFP) (Photo by ROMEO GACAD/AFP via Getty Images)AFP via Getty Images Recently some friends asked me to join them on a trip to Indonesia, specifically to the Komodo and Rinca islands, where the legendary Komodo Dragon resides. Why not, they reasoned? Me being…
From solo-oriented activities to no single supplements, the right resort can make low-season beach trips a breeze Click here to download and save as a PDF 1. Neilson Levante Beach Club, Rhodes, Greece Clients seeking sunshine and sports should head to Neilson’s Levante Beach Club in Rhodes. Heartpumping activities will keep a solo traveller’s schedule packed, with wakeboarding (pictured main), windsurfing, paddleboarding, tennis and padel. There are also daily coaching sessions, group classes and guided bike tours to cliffside village Lindos, known for its whitewashed houses and ancient acropolis. Book it: Neilson offers seven nights in…
The sizzle of a perfectly seared ribeye. The aroma of garlic and herbs dancing with prime beef. The satisfaction of cutting into a tender filet that melts on your tongue. For those who understand that steak represents more than just a meal—it embodies culture, tradition, and culinary artistry—certain destinations around the world offer experiences that transcend ordinary dining.From the sprawling pampas of Argentina to the bustling streets of Tokyo, exceptional steak cultures have evolved, each with distinct techniques, cuts, and flavors that reflect their heritage. These destinations don’t just serve beef; they celebrate it as an integral part of their…