Why can’t Britain’s airports get the basics right?
A botched prayer zone at Bristol Airport joins a long list of blunders at our national airports – why can’t we be more like Singapore?
A botched prayer zone at Bristol Airport joins a long list of blunders at our national airports – why can’t we be more like Singapore?
Funds are low after Christmas, the UK is bleak, most of the Med isn't warm yet. How do you make a success of the trickiest half term?
Dining-table standards go out of the window on holiday – and not just where kids are concerned
The Harry Potter Studio Tour has been named the world’s most overpriced attraction – but Gen Z will be more put off by the writer’s politics
Quirky coins and coppers on the countertop – without cash, travel will never be the same
Hotels are increasingly being occupied by guests who aren't just staying for a holiday
As a new film depicts the highs and lows of this seminal travel experience, our writer looks back on her own (mis)adventures
We certainly have a reputation for being standoffish, but are we really as grumpy as we seem?
The unofficial game has carried 80,000 passengers on more than a million flights – our writer gave it a try
From a cheap and cheerful Australian startup to an ambitious new British carrier, these new airlines promise to revolutionise air travel
Train firms are trying to win over passengers with gimmicky rewards, when all anyone really wants is their train to arrive on time
From relaxing stays in the British countryside to world-beating skiing trips, these are the getaways you should be booking now
India is the latest country to suspend visa services for some tourists due to a diplomatic row – a tactic some say is becoming more common
Our aviation expert has travelled to dozens of countries over his 40-year career. Here he shares his most memorable flights
The new ETA (electronic travel authorisation) scheme will create a fresh obstacle for tourists from Europe, North America and beyond
A new study has revealed that Ryanair is aviation’s fifth biggest earner when it comes to ‘ancillary’ revenue
As Heathrow’s luggage handlers prepare to strike, we reveal the journey your holiday baggage takes from the moment it leaves your hands
Two years since lockdowns ended, some UK hubs are investing hundreds of millions of pounds to improve service. Others really need to
Airlines still overbook flights, and if nobody volunteers to be bumped, certain characteristics make you more likely to be shown the exit
Car journeys aren't the easiest of experiences at the best of times, but adding tech into the mix can end in disaster