Wizz Air £46 Flights to Santorini from Gatwick
Wizz Air introduces new direct flights from London Gatwick to Santorini, Greece, starting July 2026, with fares from £45.99, offering affordable access to iconic sunsets and whitewashed villages.
Category : Tourism
Vail's Snow Drought Threatens Millions in Tourism Revenue
Colorado's iconic Vail ski resort faces severe economic losses as historically low snowfall drives visitor cancellations, with officials projecting millions in lost revenue and budget cuts.
Backpacks Top US Personal Travel Item Rankings
A recent study reveals backpacks are the most popular personal travel item in the US, valued for their versatility and convenience among modern travellers.
Terceira Island: Portugal's Winter Paradise with £45 Flights
Discover Terceira in the Azores, where February temperatures reach 21°C and flights from the UK start at £45. This hidden gem offers lush landscapes, whale watching, and UNESCO heritage sites.
Great Yarmouth's Wooden Scenic Railway: UK's Last Rollercoaster
Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach now hosts the UK's only scenic wooden railway rollercoaster after Dreamland Margate's closure, with this historic ride drawing enthusiasts and families for nostalgic thrills.
Tenerife: 300 Sunny Days Just 4 Hours from UK
Tenerife, the largest Canary Island, offers Brits a winter escape with 300 annual sunny days, palm-fringed beaches, volcanic landscapes, and historic colonial towns just a short flight away.
US Tourism 'Trump Slump' Threatens 2026 World Cup Boom
The United States is experiencing a sharp decline in international tourism, with foreign arrivals dropping 5.4% in 2025. Experts warn this 'Trump slump' could undermine the expected World Cup tourism boom in 2026.
Sagrada Familia Free Entry Days for Barcelona Festival
Barcelona's Sagrada Familia will host free open days on February 14 and 15 for Festa Santa Eulàlia, with a draw for tickets and discounts for residents in 2026.
Balearic Islands Hospitality Crisis as Brits Leave
Spanish hospitality chiefs warn of a disastrous start to 2026 as Balearic Islands see a 3% drop in restaurant customers, with Brits shifting to other destinations amid overtourism protests and price hikes.
Chef Peter Gilmore Closes Quay Restaurant After 25 Years
Peter Gilmore, the celebrated chef behind Sydney's Quay restaurant, is closing its doors after 25 years. He reflects on his career, the iconic snow egg dessert, and the economic challenges facing fine dining.
Watford and Crawley Named UK's Worst Towns for 2026
A Telegraph survey ranks Watford and Crawley as the UK's worst large towns for 2026, citing concrete centres and humdrum atmospheres, while Blackpool tops the list.
Model's Luxury Sri Lanka Holiday Ruined by Building Site
Lady Mary Charteris complains her £1,000-a-night stay at Ahu Bay resort became 'holiday from hell' due to construction work next door, taking to TikTok to air grievances.
MSC World Asia: Mega Cruise Ship Bigger Than UK Towns
MSC Cruises' MSC World Asia, set to debut in December 2026, boasts a capacity for 6,758 guests, a water park, over 40 bars, and seven distinct districts, rivaling the size of small British towns.
Drayton Manor Launches Neuro-Inclusion Theme Park Research
Drayton Manor partners with University of Birmingham and Katapult for a four-year study on neurodivergent experiences in theme parks, aiming to create new industry blueprints for inclusivity.
World's Most Stressful Cities Revealed in New Study
A comprehensive analysis has identified the top 10 most stressful cities globally, with Cape Town ranking first due to high crime, congestion, and humidity levels affecting traveler wellbeing.
Macau Hotel Sells Gold Floor for $13 Million Amid Price Surge
The Grand Emperor hotel in Macau has removed and sold 79kg of gold bricks from its iconic lobby floor, netting $12.8 million as gold prices soar. The hotel is repurposing its space after closing its casino.
Free UK Attractions with National Lottery Tickets This Spring
Hundreds of UK venues, including HMS Belfast and the Eden Project, provide free or discounted entry during National Lottery Open Week from 7 to 15 March.
Watford and Crawley Ranked UK's Worst Towns for 2026
A Telegraph ranking brands Watford and Crawley as Britain's worst large towns, citing concrete centres and humdrum atmospheres, while Blackpool tops the list.
Tourist Slams Rome Gelato Shop for Alleged Price Scam
A father visiting Rome claims an ice cream shop overcharged him and others, warning tourists to check prices carefully. He discovered the issue after reviewing his bank statements.
Japan Cancels Cherry Blossom Festival Over Tourist Behaviour
Fujiyoshida officials have cancelled the Arakurayama Sengen Park cherry blossom festival after a decade due to visitor misconduct including trespassing and littering, despite preparations for the seasonal tourist influx.
Alta Badia: Serene Ski Haven for the 2026 Winter Olympics
Discover Alta Badia in the Italian Dolomites, a stunning ski resort blending gentle slopes, gourmet dining, and luxury stays, set to host the 2026 Winter Olympics.
National Lottery Open Week: Free UK Attractions in March
National Lottery Open Week returns in March, offering free entry and discounts at UK attractions like the Eden Project and HMS Belfast for ticket holders.
Asiara UK Travel Firm Collapses, Holidays Cancelled
Asiara UK Ltd, a travel company specialising in Asian holidays, has ceased trading, cancelling all tours and flights. The Civil Aviation Authority confirms the ATOL failure, with refunds protected under the scheme.
Brean Theme Park Enters Liquidation, Ending Decades of Operation
Brean Theme Park in Somerset, the UK's largest free theme park with over 40 rides, has officially entered liquidation. The family-run attraction faced significant challenges post-pandemic and after the closure of nearby Pontins Brean Sands.
Sagrada Familia Free Open Days for Santa Eulàlia Festival
Barcelona's iconic Sagrada Familia basilica will host two free open days on February 14-15, 2026, celebrating the Festa Santa Eulàlia winter festival with complimentary public access.
Cherry Blossom Festival Cancelled Over Tourist Misbehaviour
A famous Japanese cherry blossom festival near Mount Fuji has been cancelled permanently after years of tourist misbehaviour including trespassing, littering and disruption to local residents.
Asiara UK Travel Company Shuts Down, Cancels All Holidays
Asiara UK Ltd, a popular travel company specialising in tailor-made Asian tours, has ceased trading and dissolved, leaving customers with cancelled flights and holidays. ATOL protection ensures refunds are available.
Oceania Sonata Cruise Ship Sets Record Bookings Ahead of 2027 Launch
Oceania Cruises' new Sonata ship sees record bookings, 45% higher than previous launches. The 86,000-ton vessel debuts in August 2027 with luxury suites and fine dining.
Madeira: 20C Winter Sun and £90 Flights from UK
Portugal's Madeira island, dubbed the 'Hawaii of Europe', boasts 20C February temperatures, off-peak tranquillity, and affordable easyJet flights from just £90 for two people, perfect for UK winter escapes.
British Dad Dies in Costa del Sol Balcony Plunge Tragedy
A 37-year-old British father of two has tragically died after falling from a sixth-floor hotel balcony in Torremolinos, Spain, while his partner and young children slept inside.
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