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There’s a lot to consider if you’re moving your family abroad. Lucy Barker has some useful advice.

Paul Woollacombe is, inexplicably, this guide to your cosmetic needs for the next big journey in your travel life.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Paul Woollacombe says voice-over work is one trade that is perfect for travellers on the move. This is what you need.

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.

There are many reasons to travel, and medical tourism is a growing trend. Paul Wollacombe looks at some options.

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.

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.

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.

Stephanie van Es examines the concept of ‘Adventure Travel’ and how it interacts with the commercial world.

Jack Barker hails the new waterproof bluetooth earphones from Anker. Between travels or on them, they make listening easy.

Many people dream of travel writing but don’t know where to start. Lucy Barker has some tips and tricks.

Discounted cruises are to become easier to book than ever with a new initiative by a major cruise discounter. Paul Woollacombe reports.

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.

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.

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.

Lucy Barker presents this handy guide to world beers.

Pick up a tile or two of continental style. Paul Woollacombe says there’s a lot to learn from our continental neighbours.

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.

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

Paul Woollacombe says there are several ways to reduce travelling success, though his proposed solutions are somewhat unconventional.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

There’s no need to sacrifice your career by taking time abroad. Lucy Barker says that a little planning – and use of social media – can let you travel but keep your work momentum.

In 2017 Brian W Fisher had something a binge flying business class around the world. Unlike most travel journalists he actually paid for his flights, so his comparative review is balanced and revealing.

The world of travel insurance can be quite a minefield. Paul Woollacombe has some words of advice.

Tell a car hire company you’ve had a flat on their tyre and they’re more likely to accuse you of damage to their rim than offer to pay. Jesse Hughes has a guide through this car-rental minefield.

In the frenetic free-market frenzy that is air travel you have to be savvy to get the lowest fares. Paul Woollacombe shows how get the best value on flights.

Renting a scooter is commonplace amongst travellers throughout the Far East. But Jacob Laukaitis discovers that one drunk driver can make a holiday adventure turn suddenly expensive. Worst thing is he was actually lucky.

Have more money might be one answer. But Paul Woollacombe tells you how to afford one big trip.