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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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It’s a challenge to travel anywhere without leaving a carbon footprint, but by adding more planet-healthy choices to your travel diet, you can help to keep yours to an absolute minimum. Here’s how…

Travel guide Lonely Planet has hailed England as the second best country in the world in which to travel. Here’s why…

Headed to Japan for the 2019 Rugby World Cup which runs until the 2 November? When you’ve had your fill of rugby, be sure to explore Tokyo and around

The lovely folk at Lonely Planet have put together a list of the best cocktail bars on the planet

Explore the exciting world of spirits with Lonely Planet The verdict is in: now is an exciting time to be a spirit drinker. Not so long ago, being a fan of liquor meant your go-to drink was a G&T, a rum and coke or a whisky on the rocks, rather than a beer or glass of wine. But times they are a-changing. The explosion of craft distilleries in the past five years has transformed the global spirits (and cocktails) landscape. This is in no small
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Join us on a tour of the world’s tastiest food truck dishes

Join us on a tour of the world’s tastiest food truck dishes

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Just because you’re a seasoned traveller doesn’t mean you have any reason to get jaded in 2019. There are plenty of exciting new openings coming next year to inspire you to plan your next trip…

Stephen Phelan shares a memorable experience from the road

Jean-Bernard Carillet shares a remarkable experience from the road

Abigail Butcher shares a memorable experience from the road

Just About Travel tells you what’s hot (and what’s not) in the travel world right now

Decision-making is a bore, so find your destiny by following lucky number 12…

Instead of sighing over old Instagram posts, recreate the holiday experience at home

Love your neighbourhood, don’t just live in it. Spare a day for volunteer work and emerge as a more mindful citizen

The low-down on the Jamaican coffee scene

If you travel alone, you may learn just as much about yourself as the destinations you visit. These lessons can then be transferred to all areas of your life

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Think you’ve seen it all? Refresh your bucket list with these incredible new openings and experiences coming in 2018

Andean mountains? Check. Amazonian forest? Check. Life-affirming islands and coastline? Check. Adventure seekers in Ecuador are spoiled for choice…

Plunging canyons, virgin forests, a curvy coastline and jagged mountains sit side-by-side in Montenegro -a beautiful, compact country where bears and wolves still roam

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Award-winning journalist and author, Nick Kontis, shares his travel highs and lows with Just About Travel

Europe is a treasure trove of incredible travel experiences, which can make deciding where to go a challenging task. Thankfully Lonely Planet’s travel experts have been on the case to bring you the best spots to add to your bucket list for 2017.

Most couples know each other pretty well by the time they get married, so are used to making compromises in their daily lives. But travelling together is different. Out of your comfort zones you discover new things about each other. You might share ideals about everyday life but have very different ideas when it comes to adventure. So what do you do?