Denmark’s capital is a city that’s easy to settle into quickly. Much of the centre can be explored on foot, the harbour is never far away, and the food and bar scene makes it easy to plan your day around where to eat next. In two days, you can cover the highlights while still leaving time to enjoy the restaurants, bars, and local experiences that make the city such a good choice for a short break.
Iceland can feel like a big trip to plan, but this three-night itinerary keeps things simple without missing the highlights. Built around a stay at Hotel Rangá, it combines private transfers, guided touring, and enough free time to enjoy your magnificent surroundings. You’ll cover some of the country’s most recognisable sights, from geothermal spas to waterfalls and black sand beaches, without constantly moving hotels or packing and unpacking. It’s a straightforward way to see a lot in a short space of time, with a good balance between structure and downtime.
In August 2027, Oceania Cruises will introduce its newest ship, Oceania Sonata. As the first vessel in the brand-new Sonata Class, the ship represents the cruise line’s most ambitious project so far. The design focuses on offering more space across the ship while keeping the small-ship atmosphere that long-time guests love. Public areas, suites, and outdoor spaces have all been planned with comfort and practicality in mind, giving the ship a residential feel rather than a typical large cruise layout. As the debut approaches, attention is turning to what guests can expect on board and the journeys planned for its first season.
Mallorca is often seen as an easy beach break, but where you stay can completely change how the island feels. Iberostar’s latest openings across the Balearics focus on giving you that choice. Some are set up for switching off completely, others make it easy to get out and explore, and a few are built so you barely need to leave. What ties them together is a clear sense of place, whether that’s being right by protected natural areas, close to working local communities, or within easy reach of Palma when you want a bit more going on.
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.
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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.
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.
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.
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