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5 spectacular Spanish festivals you can’t miss this summer

This 3-week itinerary takes you to Madrid, Barcelona, Sitges, Bunol and Algemesi to experience the best of Spain’s summer festivals.

Updated March 7, 2019 Read more ›

5 delightfully under-the-radar French towns you need to visit

Beyond Paris, the Alps, the Loire châteaux and the French Riviera, there are dozens more towns and cities in France, big and small, just waiting to be discovered. Andrew Rossiter, founding editor of About-France.com, reveals 5 of his favourite.

Posted August 20, 2018 Read more ›

5 quirky train trips into the heart of Australia

Unlike, say, Switzerland or Japan, Australia isn’t particularly well-known for its train travel. As one of the world’s largest countries by land area (it’s 32 times the size of the UK), that means a lot of wide open spaces and…

Posted August 5, 2019 Read more ›

4 stunningly beautiful Philippines islands (that aren’t Boracay)

Boracay was once considered the most idyllic island in the world. However, due to an overabundance of tourists and mounting sewage problems, the most famous of the Philippines islands was closed in April 2018 for a six-month period of repair…

Posted October 17, 2018 Read more ›

7 national parks under $5 from Sydney

In Sydney and dreaming of some fresh country air? We’ve got you sorted for under $5. These 7 top-notch spots are sure to provide a glorious day of activities: think coastal hikes, refreshing swims and bush adventures. Best of all,…

Posted January 15, 2021 Read more ›

7 surprisingly delicious countries for food lovers

Whether you’re vegan, vegetarian or just looking to break out of your culinary comfort zone, these flavour-filled food spots are some of the world's best countries for food.

Posted January 23, 2019 Read more ›

Amazingly cute (and bizarre) ways to travel in the UK

Travel aficionados are always searching for the road less travelled, for those unique spots without the crowds. My perspective is perhaps it’s not the road you need to change, but the method of transport you use to view it.  The…

Posted August 22, 2018 Read more ›

How to plan an expert-approved Hong Kong adventure

We asked expert traveller Tommy Walker for his recommendations for what to see in Hong Kong beyond the big-ticket sights. How can travellers truly get a feel for Hong Kong’s unique character, as well as travel there on a budget?…

Posted December 7, 2018 Read more ›

How to explore Australia by bus

A thick network of buses/coaches covers Australia. Not only are they cheap, but they offer a good way to get off the beaten track as well as to popular areas like the beach that you can’t usually get to via…

Posted September 26, 2018 Read more ›

Is flying the best way to explore Australia?

The Australian continent is so vast that you’re likely to need to fly at least a leg or two when you’re exploring the country. The time savings of flying Melbourne to Perth as opposed to driving (4¼ hours flight time…

Updated April 26, 2021 Read more ›

How to get from Heathrow Airport into central London

With six main public transport options and a plethora of routes, what's the best way to get from Heathrow Airport into central London? We explain routes, costs and times, as well as give up-to-date advice and tips on discounts, tickets,…

Posted July 11, 2018 Read more ›

Travel Insider: Top Japan travel tips

Shinkansen, sushi and embracing the onsen – Japan travel expert Beatrix Holland shares her top tips for travelling around the Land of the Rising Sun.

Posted July 23, 2018 Read more ›

Travelling around Britain: Everything you need to know

From the Cornish coast to the Scottish moors, it’s easy to reach every corner of Britain. The many different types of transport – buses, coaches, trains, planes and ferries – give you options to explore one of the world’s most…

Posted August 20, 2018 Read more ›

Train travel in Britain, and how to make it work for you

With a large network and frequent service, trains can be an excellent way to travel around Britain. Although the different fares and ticket types can seem incredibly complex, once you understand the options it can be a simple and affordable…

Posted August 20, 2018 Read more ›

Must-read tips for celebrating Oktoberfest in Munich

Steeped in tradition, the world-famous Munich Oktoberfest started over 180 years ago. Renowned for being the world’s largest ‘beer festival’, it is actually the world’s largest folk festival, complete with traditional Bavarian Oompah bands and a funfair. Beginning each September…

Posted September 12, 2018 Read more ›

Popular ferry routes around the UK

With more than 100 inhabited small islands around Britain’s coast, travelling by ferry can be an excellent option for exploring the British Isles.

Posted August 20, 2018 Read more ›

Driving in Britain: Road trips and tips

British roads are generally in good shape but there is a lack of major roads and motorways. But when you’re driving a beautiful route in the Lake District or along the Cornish coast, it’s easy to forget about traffic congestion…

Posted August 20, 2018 Read more ›

8 ways travellers can change the world

8 simple tips to help you travel more responsibly, from some of our favourite travel bloggers including Nomadic Matt, Wandering Earl and Jodi Ettenberg from Legal Nomads.

Posted October 24, 2018 Read more ›

How do I get from Seoul to Busan in South Korea?

Rome2rio tells you the smartest, cheapest and easiest ways to travel from South Korea's bustling capital of Seoul in the north to the beaches of the southeastern coastal city of Busan.

Updated August 16, 2018 Read more ›

How to explore Britain by bus

Travelling by bus around England, Scotland and Wales can be a good option: they are generally very cheap (especially compared to the train), they service destinations that trains don’t, and you don’t need to drive.

Posted August 20, 2018 Read more ›