Bali: Eat, pray, relaxA decade after Elizabeth Gilbert's best-selling book, Eat, Pray, Love, we retrace the author's steps to BaliBy Jennifer Lipman4 min read
Denmark makes an inpressionAnthea Gerrie puts the art and wild unspoiled scenery of Denmark’s west coast in the frameBy Anthea Gerrie5 min read
Menorca: On your bikeSecluded coves, peaceful beaches and stunning scenerywas enough to persuade our novice cyclist into the saddleBy Andy Mossack5 min read
School's out, so take them outAs the kids break up for the holidays, we have some great days out to keep them amused until SeptemberBy Gretta Schifano2 min read
France: Gloats from a small islandWe take to two wheels to discover the Ile de Ré, a French island where donkeys wear trousers, oysters have security guards and there's even a money-back guarantee on the weather this summerBy Lianne Kolirin 4 min read
Switzerland: Standing on top of EuropeWe let the train take the strain, with a rail adventure to some of Switzerland's greatest peaksBy Sarah Ebner3 min read
France: Bordeaux uncorkedWe drink in the French city of wine on a trip that takes note of the area's Jewish history3 min read
Four mini-moon hotspotsYou have set the wedding date — but it’s just not a good time to set off on a traditional two-week honeymoon. Never mind — you can still celebrate, on a mini-moon. Sharron Livingston offers four short romantic getawaysBy Anonymous1 min read
Paris - and all that jazzA walking tour of the French capital takes in its historic jazz hotspotsBy Naomi Firsht2 min read
Down New Mexico wayDo you know the way to San Jose? British Airways is making sure we do with a new route to the Silicon Valley capital which is now the closest gateway to the beauty spots, vineyards and cultural treasures of central California.By Anthea Gerrie3 min read