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Fascinating photo book by teNeues reveals 50 cars that time forgot

One-offs, concepts, trendsetters, and failures, as well as cars of the rich and famous, from Marilyn Monroe to Clark Gable - they're all present and [...]

Greece will be added to the UK’s ‘green list’ in June, says country’s tourism minister

Greece will be added to the UK's 'green list' in June allowing holidaymakers to return home from the country without quarantining, Greece's tourism minister revealed [...]

Train driver wins 2021 Scottish Landscape Photographer of the Year title

There's no doubt that when it comes to photography, freight train driver Dylan Nardini is on the right track.The 47-year-old was recently crowned Scottish Landscape [...]

Sailor Sir Robin Knox-Johnston talks about the joys of India, the Maldives and Australia

Sailor Sir Robin Knox-Johnston reveals why everyone should go to India and why a cruise around Australia and New Zealand would be his dream voyageBy [...]

We’re all going on a WINTER holiday! Holidaymakers put off summer plans due to ‘lack of clarity’

Travel giant Tui has recorded a £1.3 billion loss amid the pandemic and says holidaymakers are putting off their summer plans due to a 'lack [...]

The once-famous hotels lost to time, from New York to London via the Bahamas

They were once some of the world's hottest spots to check into, but these iconic hotels have now checked out.MailOnline Travel has delved into the [...]

MPs call to expand green list or it could cost UK £19bn

'Expand green list or cost UK £19bn': MPs call for more countries to be added to register of 'safe' travel destinations to boost economy as [...]

North Yorkshire named UK’s No.1 county for pub walks by AA, followed by Somerset and Cumbria

Walking is thirsty work - so Britons should head to North Yorkshire for a saunter.That's because it is the UK pub walk capital, named as [...]

Fascinating book Abandoned World War II reveals the remnants of conflict around the globe

Soviet tanks in Slovakian fields, fighter aircraft resting in tropical waters, a French submarine pen impervious to the biggest of bombs and intimidating guns standing [...]

BA’s Chief Pilot and cabin safety manager reveal how crews have been kept match fit during lockdown

With foreign holiday travel reopening for Britons from May 17, nervous fliers have just one question – are the flight crews rusty?I meet British Airways' [...]

Best things to eat in California

California is a bastion of eclectic customs and history and reflects this expansive state of California in every restaurant, pub, bar, and food truck. In [...]

Iceland’s incredible 246ft-long geothermal ocean-side ‘infinity edge’ wellness lagoon is now open

Thought Iceland couldn't get any more Instagrammable? Think again.A stunning new geothermal lagoon has opened on the outskirts of Reykjavik with a 246ft- (75m) long 'infinity [...]

How caravans are enjoying a revival in the UK and offer all the comfort of a luxury hotel suite

Forget cardboard-thin mattresses, icy draughts, damp and getting a nose bleed if you turn around too quickly in the cramped kitchen.The caravan is enjoying a [...]

Ten incredible luxury glamping sites in the UK for family reunions this summer

We've all got a lot of catching up to do this summer, and each of these idyllic glamping sites can be hired out partially or [...]

Demand for flights to Portugal soars by 660% as holidaymakers rush to book trips

Thousands of Britons will use a loophole to fly into 'green list' Portugal after May 17 before travelling over land to their holiday homes in [...]

UK summer staycation ideas from city tours to open air musicals – and even a trip to Bridgerton

Revealed: Holiday firms are rushing to meet overwhelming demand for a great British summer - and you can even treat yourself to a trip to [...]

The joys of foraging in Northumberland’s Kielder Water and Forest Park

Linus Morton had a knife in his belt by the time he was seven or eight. Today, he wields it deftly as he cuts selected mushrooms, [...]

Ministers are accused of treating British families like ‘fools and children’ over holidays

Matt Hancock was last night accused of sabotaging the nation's half-term holiday plans as the backlash over the Government's overseas travel blueprint intensified.Fingers were pointed [...]

UK capital between the wars saluted in new edition of 1935 photo book The Spirit of London

In 1935 a book was published that provided a vivid snapshot of life in London between the wars as viewed through the eyes of a [...]

Holidaymakers at Heathrow may face queues of up to TEN hours

Holidaymakers at Heathrow may face queues of up to TEN hours because of farcical row over lack of Perspex screens to protect Border Force staff [...]

Great British boltholes: A review of The Swan Inn, Somerset

Great British boltholes: The cosy and comfortable Grade II listed inn that's ideal for swanning around SomersetThe Swan is a Grade II listed 17th Century [...]

Sleepy Procida has been named Italy’s next Capital of Culture – here’s why it is so special

Faded fishing boats bob in the water at Marina Grande, while behind them ice-cream-coloured houses in shades of pistachio, peach, raspberry and lemon are precariously [...]

Green list: Here’s everything you need to know about where we can travel after May 17

Yesterday's announcement by the UK Government of the countries on its long-awaited ‘green list’ has finally made a quarantine-free summer holiday possible.From Israel to Iceland, [...]

Why JEREMY CLARKE is dreaming of flying easyJet to France’s glamorous Cote d’Azur

The magic words I long to hear: 'Now boarding at gate 32B.' Why JEREMY CLARKE is dreaming of flying easyJet to France's glamorous Cote d'AzurThe [...]

Exploring a stretch of the Peak District that played a celebrated part in Britain’s war effort

RAF pilots trained there for the legendary Dambuster mission. Now... it's a dam fine spectacle. Exploring a stretch of the Peak District that played a [...]

The Balmoral is the height of luxury. So how did they cope in lockdown?

The Balmoral, the grande dame of Edinburgh hotels, has dominated Princes Street for more than a century and acted as a magnet for the great [...]

Holidays to Portugal, Gibraltar and Israel are ON from May 17

WHERE CAN I GO ON HOLIDAY FROM MAY 17? THE GREEN LIST Britons will be able to travel quarantine-free to 12 countries and territories from May [...]

Farm holidays: Nine of the best rural retreats from Northumberland to Devon and Wales

We'd been driving all day from the Midlands to South Wales. As we approached the village of Laugharne, my mother announced that the landlady at [...]

First ‘green list’ of quarantine-free holiday destinations unveiled tomorrow

The holiday 'green list' of quarantine-free destinations from May 17 will finally be unveiled tomorrow.Transport Secretary Grant Shapps is expected to reveal the long-awaited traffic [...]

Tui will offer £20 Covid tests for holidaymakers travelling to green list destinations this summer

Tui will offer coronavirus tests for a fraction of standard prices to 'make travel a possibility' once restrictions are lifted on May 17.The UK's largest [...]

Poland as you’ve never seen it before, from epic mountains to fairy-tale castles

There can be few better adverts for a trip to Poland (when travel reopens) than this set of photographs.They come courtesy of Karol Nienartowicz, from [...]

A wealth to sea! The world’s most breathtaking natural coastal wonders

If you're looking for a sea view with a difference, then you're in the right place.MailOnline Travel has fished around and reeled in breathtaking photographs [...]

What makes a trip to Japan unforgettable? Entertainment websites you should know if you want to have fun

Japan is a vibrant destination where the past meets the present in an eclectic mix of traditional arts and crafts and modern entertainment. Japanese entertainment [...]

The Airbnb in the Californian desert that’s shaped just like a flying saucer

For a holiday that’s out of this world book a stay at the Airbnb in the Californian desert that’s shaped like a flying saucerThe pod [...]

Las Vegas then and now: Book captures Sin City’s evolution by matching old photos with new

The evolution of Las Vegas has been nothing short of spectacular.At the beginning of the 20th century, it was a desert railroad outpost on a [...]

Britons mistake UK beaches for exotic locations including the Med and Maldives in new survey

Britons needn't worry about missing out on an exotic summer beach holiday – because their strips of sand at home are more enticing than they [...]