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Country diary: quays to a transformation

Quoile Pondage, County Down: Coots, not coal-boats, now ply the waters of what was once a marine estuaryThere’s sward under my feet but behind...

Solo travel for women is about freedom, in every sense of the word

Solo travel is on the rise, especially among women, but Rosita Boland has always found it the most adventurous and rewarding way to see...

Tony Freudmann’s Tips For Traveling With Young Children

Traveling with young family members can appear daunting as they often require additional assistance. From ensuring they receive the proper care to establishing child-friendly...

Carnival time in Québec, Canada

The author of Chocolat finds fun, folk music and echoes of her past at Québec City’s winter festival and ventures into the province to...

Faroe Islands: closed for repairs but open about self-promotion

The Faroes will be closed to tourists – except 100 volunteers – for a weekend in April as part of a campaign to promote...

Send us a tip on places to see early spring flowers in the UK...

Tell us about wild flowers and colourful displays of early spring blooms in the countryside and gardens open to the publicWe want to hear...

Roadside revival: 10 of the best motels in the US

These revamped US motels combine modern style with retro touches and new features, such as DJ sets and yoga classesNot much remains of...

Cornwall’s camino: walking the Cornish Celtic Way

A network of old footpaths, mapped by a local vicar to form a new long-distance trail, is dotted with reminders of a spiritual past...

How to have a stress-free family vacation in Mexico

While vacation is supposed to be relaxing, we all know things can get a little stressful when travel is involved — especially if you’re...

Walks of art: six of the best trails in the UK

These trails take in everything from street art in Birmingham to Henry Moores in West Yorkshire – where our man and his dog find...

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