Travel

From Québec’s French-Canadian and Indigenous cultures to Prince Edward Island’s fresh seafood and coastal adventures, and the northern wilderness surrounding Whitehorse, these three destinations offer plenty to inspire Canadian adventure in the year ahead.

Discovering the fantastic food scene that lies beyond the city’s famous architecture and culture.

Three days of light, presence and connection in the heart of the Cyclades. The journey continues at Vedema, Santorini, 1-3 October 2027.

Meet the stylish Pacsafe anti-theft bag designed to keep your essentials safe wherever you travel.

Florence’s ultra-glamorous boutique hotel, La Gemma, has again been voted one of the city’s very best hotels by Condé Nast Traveller Magazine.

From rest for the body and a journey inward to romantic time for two, three signature retreats at Namia River Retreat reveal different depths to a restorative stay.

The brand new Andaz Lisbon introduces a curated collection of exclusive, bespoke experiences designed to reveal the capital’s hidden gems.

Hotel de la Ville Becomes Cultural Partner of the Keith Haring Exhibition in Rome.

From Mekong-side culture in Vientiane to the mountains and adventure of Vang Vieng, Amari encourages travellers to experience Laos at a slower pace.

13th-century castle enters a new chapter with 35 reimagined bedrooms, destination dining and a hidden whisky library .

One destination, two extraordinary experiences, maximising the Verbier ski season for private groups throughout April 2027.

Beyond Lithuania’s cities lies a landscape of quiet drama: ancient forests, misty bogs, glacial lakes and dunes shaped by the Baltic winds.

Specialist operator Pura Aventura takes guests from the wild Atlantic coast to one of Europe’s oldest cities.

The ultra-luxury Maldivian hideaway enters The MICHELIN Guide’s global hotel selection with Two MICHELIN Keys.

Make the most of darker nights and the natural beauty of the The Cairngorms National Park,

The Norrøna Lodge at Andørja marks the beginning of Norrøna’s Arctic Voyage, a new network of lodges connecting Norway's wildest coastline by sea.

Shoulder-season holidays were predicted to be one of the biggest travel trends of 2026 as more travellers seek better value, fewer crowds and milder temperatures.

Close enough to share a ferry, distinct enough to visit both.

Florence’s inspiring new couture hotel, Palazzo Sogni, opens its doors this October.

Discover Portugal at a gentler pace in the shoulder season.