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Why Greece is even better outside the peak summer months

20 March 2026

Greece is often associated with the height of summer, when islands are busy, temperatures are high, and the most famous destinations are at their fullest. While July and August have their appeal, visiting in spring (April to early June) or early autumn (September and October) means you can still enjoy warm weather and long days, but with a calmer atmosphere. It becomes easier to explore cities, move between islands, and spend time in places without the intensity that often comes with peak-season tourism.

Travel update: Middle East flight disruption – what you need to know

18 March 2026

We understand that recent developments in the Middle East may be causing uncertainty if you are travelling or planning on travelling to, from, or via the region. Your safety and wellbeing remain our priority. Our support teams and Travel Counsellors are monitoring the situation closely and working directly with airlines and suppliers to support anyone affected. Below you’ll find answers to the most common questions. We’ll continue to add to these as the situation develops, to ensure we're providing you with the most up-to-date information and support.

The most spectacular drives to add to your travel wish list

16 March 2026

There are few travel experiences as liberating as a road trip. Windows down, playlists ready, and the freedom to follow the road wherever it leads – it’s a style of travel that invites spontaneity, discovery, and breathtaking scenery at every turn.

These are the best destinations for a unique Euro summer

16 March 2026

This year, why not look beyond the quintessential European summer holiday and embrace a summer of genuine discovery? Travel is at its most rewarding when it offers something truly special - a unique perspective, an unexpected adventure, or a quiet moment of profound beauty. With the help of your Travel Counsellor, you can confidently explore corners of Europe that offer a more exclusive and memorable experience, far from the bustling crowds.

Unmissable Route 66 stop-offs and experiences

16 March 2026

Few journeys capture the spirit of the open road quite like Route 66. Stretching nearly 2,500 miles from Chicago to Los Angeles, this legendary highway has long been a symbol of adventure, nostalgia, and classic Americana. Nicknamed the ‘Mother Road’, Route 66 passes through eight states and countless small towns, desert landscapes, and neon-lit roadside attractions. While the journey itself is part of the magic, it’s the memorable stop-offs along the way that truly bring this iconic road trip to life. From retro diners to truly unique natural wonders, these are some of the experiences that shouldn’t be missed.

From Aruba to Antigua: experience the charm of the Caribbean

13 March 2026

The Caribbean is more than a beach holiday destination. Its true magic lies in its versatility; it’s a region that can be perfectly moulded to fit your unique travel style. It provides an exclusive escape into local culture, exceptional dining, and unparalleled luxury. From private sailing excursions to bespoke culinary experiences, the islands cater to refined tastes and a desire for seamless travel. Whether you are planning a milestone anniversary, a multi-generational family retreat, or a sophisticated solo adventure, these islands offer remarkable experiences tailored to your exact preferences.

How to spend an unforgettable week in Bermuda

13 March 2026

The heart and soul of Bermuda can be found in its people, colourful towns, and breathtaking natural beauty. From historic streets and lively waterfronts to hidden swimming holes and pink-sand beaches, the island is full of experiences that reveal its unique character. This week-long itinerary takes inspiration from Bermuda’s cultural routes while giving you time to discover the island’s history, natural wonders, and spectacular coastline at a relaxed pace.

The best places in Spain to see the 2026 solar eclipse

11 March 2026

On 12th August 2026, Spain will take centre stage for one of the most anticipated astronomical events in Europe, the solar eclipse. As the Moon passes directly between the Earth and the Sun, parts of the country will slip briefly into darkness, turning a summer evening into twilight for up to almost two minutes. The eclipse will sweep across Spain from the Atlantic coast to the Mediterranean, with northern cities and the Balearic Islands sitting right in the path of totality, the only places where the Sun will be completely covered. If you’re planning a trip around the event, Spain offers plenty of places where you can pair the spectacle in the sky with great food, coastal views, and a bit of exploring before the big moment.