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There are so many opportunities to gamble around the world Paul Woollacombe says you have to be selective. There’s no way to play them all.

Expat life in India can be terrific, but there is plenty of red tape. Let Richard Michael be your guide to cut through the beaurocracy.

Wondering which London airport to choose for this year’s holiday abroad? Lucy Barker says look at Luton.

With cheap flights in termtime, winter is the ideal time for couples to take a romantic break. Mark Eastwood has some advice.

While the determined traveller will always get abroad, Brits are increasingly increasing their holiday options by staying within the UK. Lucy Barker reports on a trend to stay local.

This year is certain to be the year of the cruise. Mark Eastwood examines where to go – and why.

Move to improve your standard of living. Lucy Barker has a guide to the best places in the world to live and work.

Private jets and some of the world’s most luxurious destinations brought to you in Paul Woollacombe’s expert guide to holidaying like a millionaire.

Magaluf is one of Spain’s most famous destinations for the young to party. But Andres Ong says this resort, on the Mediterranean island of Majorca, is also great for families.

South Carolina is one of America’s lesser-sung states. Susan Meloni sets out on a road trip around some of its stranger attractions.

If your plans to visit Nevada go awry, there are plenty of other American destinations that offer similar opportunities. Paul Woollacombe has a roundup.

There’s nothing wrong with Bali now Mt Agung has gone quiet. Indonesia’s Hindu outpost charms Lucy Barker again.

There’s more to Canada than maple trees and mountains. Paul Woollacombe says there are gambling opportunities as well.

Business travellers are different. Often the destination hardly matters at all. Mark Eastwood reckons that what they need abroad is a transcription service.

Paul Woollacombe says there are plenty of places around the world that specialise in offering casinos and gambling facilities.

There’s nothing like a school trip to introduce young minds to the wonders of the world. Jack Carter has some suggestions.

Love fishing but also love holidays? Jack Carter says it’s easier to combine both while travelling the world.

It’s not surprising that the world’s greatest geological sites have mystical explanations. Paul Woollacombe discovers the folklore that lies behind some iconic sights.

There are many advantages to travelling alone. You meet more people and have more fun. Lucy Barker has some thoughts on the special issues that face women going solo.

There’s no reason to let holidays interfere with your enjoyment of sport. Paul Woollacombe says it’s easy to combine the two by travelling to see major sports events – live.

Travelling alone can become too much of an adventure. Lucy Barker has some suggestions that will help solo travellers stay safe.

As the country that invented football, it’s perhaps not surprising that there are plenty of sites around Britain that are sure to enthrall football fans. Paul Woollacombe reports.

Travelling in Europe can be expensive. Lucy Barker shares some ideas for keeping down the costs.

There’s plenty to see on a visit to England but Umesh Joshi says there are some cities that shouldn’t be missed.

The Croatian coast is this year’s cult destination. Tabby Farrar has a guide to the prettiest islands and all the best beaches.

A new insurance policy pays out a million pounds if you die on a flight. Alistair Thompson says put your money where your mouth is if you think you’re likely to crash.

There’s loads to see in Great Britain and a lot of the time coach travel is the best way to explore. Lucy Barker has an infographic.

Most English residents prefer not to work. This makes the UK a magnet for those happy to try. Paul Woollacombe checks out the relevant regulations.

It’s not always easy to pay travel bills. Could be a logbook loan is the only way to fun this summer’s holiday. Paul Woollacombe explains how it works.

There’s never been a greater choice of cruises to explore far-flung destinations. Lucy Barker runs through the top options for the tail end of this year.

Google Maps have revolutionised how we get to where we need to be. Paul Woollacombe presents a useful guide to making the travel app work for you.

A tourist away from home is easy prey for scammers. Lucy Barker outlines the current trends for criminals to fleece unwary travellers.

According to their latest financial figures available, Spanish company eDreams ODIGEO confirms its position as the leading online travel company in Europe and one of the largest in the world.Paul Woollacombe reports.

From igloos to coral islands, Anna Danishek brings together a personal selection of the most unusual rental properties around the world.

Paul Woollacombe has very little idea about what to do in Montenegro. This doesn’t stop him offering you advice.

The effects of Trump’s travel bans continue to reverberate around the world. Simon Barnes adds his thoughts to the discussion.

Most sane divers seek out tropical waters. Mike James, however, is British and made of sterner stuff. He finds plenty to discover in UK waters.

America’s most thoroughly marketed tourist destination rates high on many travellers’ visit lists. Paul Woollacombe says there’s more than just gambling to Nevada’s ‘Sin City’