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France's southern playground, the Cote d'Azur, continues to enchant Iain Miller. Here he gives the lowdown on what to do and where to stay.

Taking your mobile broadband dongle abroad? Be prepared. James Helliwell says that you need to do some research to avoid returning to a shocking data bill.

In the UK, airport parking will fleece the unwary. Booking ahead keeps costs down: Charlotte Kay outlines your online options.

Looking for a family-friendly ski resort in Europe? Look no more. Iain Miller has some recommendations for this year's skiing holiday.

It's hugely logical. When you go on holiday your own house is empty, just when you need somewhere to stay. Like-minded people should be able to make an arrangement and save a fortune on hotel bills. Lydia Smears says simply swap.

When it comes to family holidays, Iain Miller says that Florida is the place to go - and from the UK Direct Holidays are the people to get you there.

Forget the credit crunch. When it comes to stylish travel at the top of the market, there's one tour operator that can match your dreams. Elegant Resorts.

As the British flee the mighty Eurozone, it's becoming obvious that Egypt is not so far away and, says Ross Fraser, is an outstanding and inexpensive destination.

The best thing to come out of the 2004 Global Scavenger Hunt is Competitours, says CEO (and janitor) Steve Belkin. Competitours sends groups into Western and Central Europe to undertake off-the-wall team video challenges:Sight-seeing becomes sight-DOING.

Well it will if you believe Club Med. Lois Kettlewell reports on a survey of UK consumers that says most will keep their foreign holidays if they possibly can.