Here I am shooting clowns as if my life depends on it. Scary, demented clowns pop up in the most unexpected places: on a roller coaster, in a dodgem car, behind... read more
Scarborough’s Bike & Boot was designed from the get-go as a dog-friendly hotel. (It’s also surfer friendly, and as you can tell from the name, it wa... read more
Call me a masochist but I really enjoy the company of strangers. It is a maxim of mine, which I cling to through thick and thin, that there is no such thing as ... read more
Surveying rolling hills, vineyard owner Albert Jane expounds on the art of wine-making. ‘Through our wine we really express this landscape,’ he says. ‘Itâ... read more
Hardly ruffing it! Spa treatments, chauffeurs, personalised bone treats – welcome to the UK’s most in-demand canine hotel (no human guests allowed) The ... read more
London’s revered Sloane Club now has a 27-room hotel open to non-members – The Inspector (mostly) approves The Sloane Club near London’s Sloane Sq... read more
When it comes to wilderness safaris in Africa, Uganda should be one of the musts to visit destinations before you die! This relatively small country in East Afr... read more
The sheep grazing around Castlerigg Stone Circle may not be even slightly curious about its history, nor awed by its ambience. However, they make their contrib... read more
My host slips into a pair of old wooden clogs then steps out into her garden. ‘They’re so warm,’ she says as if talking about a pair of favourite slippers... read more
If you’re looking for a place to get away from it all then this renovated shepherd’s hut in France could be the tonic. Buron de la Chambe is nestled... read more
A stunning photograph of a western lowland gorilla walking through a cloud of butterflies in the Central African Republic has taken the grand prize in a renowne... read more
Qatar Airways named best airline in the world at the ‘Oscars of Aviation’ for the sixth year running, with BA coming 11th and Delta top in America (... read more
As you look ahead from your dining-car seat, your train takes a sweeping left curve south through Banbury. The platform ahead is crowded with commuters who shri... read more
There have been one or two improvements in bicycle design over the years – as a fascinating book makes abundantly clear. Bicycling Through Time showcases some... read more
Sitting atop a hill in the City of Westminster, Charing Cross station serves more than 30million passengers every year. Since its first opened in 1864, the tran... read more
Are you a holidaymaker in waiting hankering after a beautiful B&B? A foodie who’s fond of fine fodder in a charming village pub? Then look no further ... read more
Here I am — mud-spattered with grit in my teeth — peering over a cliff at the ruffled surface of Lake Garda. The surface has been whipped up by the warm th... read more
Every week our Holiday Hero Neil Simpson takes an in-depth look at a brilliant holiday topic, doing all the leg-work so you don’t have to. This week: Britainâ... read more
After the winter that never was, thousands of snow-starved British skiers are counting down the days to the coming season After the winter that never was, thous... read more
Whether you’re a solo tourist looking to explore with like-minded travellers, a family on the hunt for guided adventures or a foodie hoping to taste your way ... read more
Sports holidays at Lanzarote are perfect for people who enjoy active holidays. We have an inviting and engaging atmosphere. Our facilities are an ideal way to m... read more
For families who have been longing to get away for a real taste of overseas adventure, the autumn half-term break is proving more popular than summer did, so ge... read more
