Posts Tagged ‘ Trains ’

Travel has never been so child-friendly. Long gone are the days when in-flight entertainment was limited to one communal screen, museums hid all their fascinating wares behind glass, and dining out at fancy restaurants was an adults-only affair. Now you can fly wherever you want to (and often for reasonable fares), there’s a huge range of accommodation options for travelling families, and many more sights and attractions are geared towards entertaining small people. And that’s without even mentioning the benefits of technology. Digital maps, translation
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To celebrate the arrival of the night tube, we’re bringing you the best of London’s late night hang outs

The low-down on London Underground etiquette

Just About Travel tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world

I’m not talking about technology or seating, coach standards or pricing. I am talking about scheduling. And by that I mean that the train companies still believe that the travelling week is largely made up of the five weekdays.

Kirsty Gallagher, one of the UK’s top Yoga teachers, shares her tips for making yoga your perfect travelling companion

CD-Traveller tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world. This month, we’re loving the sound of the Strictly themed cruise and booking breaks in the Big Apple and Burma, while crossing our fingers that the situation improves quickly in Cairo