Travel destinations

Natasha Blair explores the literary heritage of a small part of West Yorshire.

The Mall of America is very popular with British tourists. In fact we make up the largest contingent on non-North American visitors

Perhaps next year, we the tourists will be remembered in not just Wales Tourism Week but that held in Scotland as well and that they both take a leaf out of Visit England’s book and arrange more consumer events.

Judith visits The Abacos, a 120-mile–long chain of isands that are part of the Bahamas.

If successful, such a site would do more to regenerate this part of Wales than anything else so far considered. It would also create a reminder of the international importance that Merthyr once had in industrial development.

Natasha completes her visit to Zimbabwe and starts this leg of her tour by visiting the Victoria Falls.

With a certain amount of trepidation Natasha Blair visits Zimbabwe and is delighted to find that it has a lot to offer for those who love nature and wildlife.

That the emirate, Ras Al Khaimah, claims an 18% increase for the first quarter of the year in British visitors is no great surprise. After all, up until a few years ago many British people hadn’t even heard of the destination. Then some aggressive marketing by the tourism authority and some investment in headline getting attractions – the longest zipline in the world – began to put it on the holiday map and Brits began to holiday there. Hotel occupancy rates were as high as
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You might also call Idaho -this Pacific north west state – the forgotten state when it comes to British holidaymakers because not that many people think of holidaying there.

Here’s a few of our favourite brilliant buildings from around the world…

This year Arundel Castle celebrates the 950th anniversary of its initial creation and it is still a home lived in by the Dukes of Norfolk,

Reza visits Innsbruck and finds a city that was nurtured by the Holy Romans Emperor, Maximilian I

Patricia completes her river journey in Vietnam by cruising along the Red River

Today marks the day when, sixty-five years ago, the royal yacht Britannia was launched on the Clyde in Glasgow and twenty years since Britannia came to its current berth on Edinburgh.

Patricia continues her river journey in Vietnam by travelling from Halong Bay to the Red River in the north by way of five smaller rivers.

Patricia begins her three part tour of cruising Vietnam on a riverboat by crusing in one of the country’s top destinations – Halong Bay

Germany is becoming more and more popular as a holiday destination for Britons.

Want to know where to eat, stay and play in Argentina’s charismatic capital? JAT has the answers…

Adrian describes one of the traditional meals that you might find at a Tunisian restaurant – as opposed to one serving international food – in the country

Why would you want to visit a road that stretches for 287 miles if it’s the loneliest? That’s the equivalent of driving from Glasgow to Cheltenham without seeing a single village, town or city.

Phu Quoc (pronounced “foo kwok”), an island off the southwest coast of Vietnam, is one of South East Asia’s best kept secrets.
Here are eight great reasons to book your flight to this island paradise – before everyone else does

Last October, Just about Travel, ran a story showing what Dominica was like a month after Hurricane Maria. Today we return to the theme to show what Dominica is like six months on.

Whatever the future of Catalonia, three places – Cadaquès, Figueras and Putbol – will forever stay as Salvador Dali country.

Isn’t about time the British government told us why it still thinks we shouldn’t travel to Sharm El Sheikh?

There are a number of offers and discounts for us to take advantage of during the week. You can find many more on the English Tourism website but here is just a random selection from up and down England.

Reza visits the Austrian city of Salzburg, a place forever linked with music and especially its most famous son – Mozart.

The news that Hull attracted just 20% of visitors from the rest of the UK during the year when it was the UK City of Culture is disappointing.

Norstat announced the winners of its Destination Satisfaction Index and the overall winner was Barbados. Second was the Seychelles and third, Bermuda.