Tips for surviving a 72-hour epic flight
Lee Ruddin's tangential route means it takes 72 hours to get from London to Oaxaca. These are the lessons learned.
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Ranked: the most priveleged people in the world
Paul Woollacombe finds there's a whole science involved in setting out the international pecking order.
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How Hiring Employees Abroad will help your Business
In the new age of remote working, recruiting a workforce overseas makes sense. Paul Woollacombe says it can add value to your business.
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The true benefits of going for a holiday rental on your next break
Lucy Barker says renting a house is the way to go for your next family holiday.
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Jet Off With These Vacation Outfits For Summer 2021
Jetting off for summer? You'll want to look your best. Lucy Barker has some fashion advice.
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Around the World with Millesima Wines
Fine wine has a character that varies across the Old and New Worlds. Lucy Barker takes a tipple on a tasting tour with expert guides.
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Overseas travel a top priority when vaccines arrrive
For all the talk of staycations, Jim Follett has research that suggests as soon as the vaccine is in widespread use it will be overseas travel that surges ahead.
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5 Ways to Stay Entertained on Your Mobile When Travelling Long Distance
Wondering how you are going to get through that ten hour journey? Click here to read more about making the most of your phone and keeping boredom at bay.
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3 ways your business can cross borders
If you like to travel expanding your business overseas is a great way to combine making an income and visiting new places. Paul Woollacombe says it's easier than you might think.
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Sureprice car rental Porto: bandits, avoid
Fifty years of renting cars hadn't prepared Jack Barker for the charmless thieves at Sureprice car rentals in Porto. The next time he visits Portugal he will certainly hire elsewhere.
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Tips for taking a last-minute staycation
There's still time to slip in a quick holiday without going abroad. Lucy Barker has some tips on planning a trip within the UK.
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How to prepare your child for moving abroad
There's a lot to consider if you're moving your family abroad. Lucy Barker has some useful advice.
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5 travel make-up tips: travel beauty products to pack
Paul Woollacombe is, inexplicably, this guide to your cosmetic needs for the next big journey in your travel life.
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Flying Business Class with Swiss: don’t bother
Brian Fisher is well into his eighties so he booked Business Class for a flight to Thailand. But his experience with Swiss proved stressful - and unexpectedly expensive.
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How to leave your rat-race world
Philipp Meier says the gig economy isn't just for frazzled delivery drivers. It is possible to go self-employed and still live really well.
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A broken phone is no disaster
When Angus Cunningham's phone breaks during a visit to Seville he finds disconnection makes for reconnection as he is forced to interact with the culture of Spain and the people all around him.
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Responsible tourism: the how-to guide
It's a hard one. The rich seem to feel justified racking up any number of air miles but the rest of us don't. Elinor Abraham says there's a way to travel ethically.
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Portable voice-over set up for travel
Paul Woollacombe says voice-over work is one trade that is perfect for travellers on the move. This is what you need.
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Ditch your standard USB-C charger: Anker makes better
Apple are great at many things. But their charges are large, heavy, bulky and not even much good. Jack Barker says Anker has a better alternative if you need an USB-C charger for the new generation of mobile devices.
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Medical Tourism in Europe
There are many reasons to travel, and medical tourism is a growing trend. Paul Wollacombe looks at some options.
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They don’t all speak English, you know
English speakers have it easy in this new age of travel. But Lucy Barker says it's important to remember that most of the world's population have languages of their own.
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Freediving and photography – it’s a black and white issue
Free-diver James Monnington has taken his camera all over the world, from the waters off the UK to the Galapagos Islands and the cenotes of Central America. He talks to the Travelmag about shooting black and white.
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Charging your phone and devices when travelling abroad
In a world where USB chargers are ever-more important on the road, Jack Barker finds that Anker is the company providing what the traveller needs. Here, their four-port charger with a continental adapter built-in.
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Adventure travel: a personal experience or a new industry?
Stephanie van Es examines the concept of 'Adventure Travel' and how it interacts with the commercial world.
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Getting sick of corded earphones losing channels? Go bluetooth
Jack Barker hails the new waterproof bluetooth earphones from Anker. Between travels or on them, they make listening easy.
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7 effective tips for writing travel stories
Many people dream of travel writing but don't know where to start. Lucy Barker has some tips and tricks.
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CruiseDeals.co.uk launch new transactional website
Discounted cruises are to become easier to book than ever with a new initiative by a major cruise discounter. Paul Woollacombe reports.
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Travel essentials: how and what to pack
When it comes to packing for a trip abroad, there are some things you'd like to take and others you need. Lucy Barker has a guide.
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Majorca’s guide to airport scams – and how to stay safe
Palma is one of the world's safest airports, but over the years they've seen all the classic tricks being tried. Nicola Griffin's guide makes essential reading for all world travellers.
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Top 5 honeymoon destinations
As if weddings weren't already enough, the honeymoon is definitely a great excuse to splurge. Lucy Barker says this is the time for a holiday of a lifetime.
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Mediterranean-inspired homes on a budget
Pick up a tile or two of continental style. Paul Woollacombe says there's a lot to learn from our continental neighbours.
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What to prepare if you are planning to travel and live abroad
There's a world of adventure out there. But sometimes you have to be practical. Lucy Barker says that just occasionally Crate Storage might make your travels easier.
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Things you should know planning a couple’s getaway in winter
With cheap flights in termtime, winter is the ideal time for couples to take a romantic break. Mark Eastwood has some advice.
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Surefire methods to reduce travel stress
Paul Woollacombe says there are several ways to reduce travelling success, though his proposed solutions are somewhat unconventional.
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Services you might need when you travel
Business travellers are different. Often the destination hardly matters at all. Mark Eastwood reckons that what they need abroad is a transcription service.
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To boldly go alone – top tips for solo women travellers
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.
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How to keep safe when you’re travelling alone
Travelling alone can become too much of an adventure. Lucy Barker has some suggestions that will help solo travellers stay safe.
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Scared of flying? £1m if you’re right
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.
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