I’m not sure which is more alarming: that Dr Mathai thinks my energy levels are akin to a 65-year-old’s or that part of the remedy includes colonic irri... read more
India has been a worldwide cultural powerhouse for centuries and it is no wonder that people around the world flock to the country to try to get a glimpse of wh... read more
The slither of northern Portugal where the Douro River winds like a coiling snake from the Spanish border through dizzyingly steep hills to the city of Porto ha... read more
Great British boltholes: Inside a new boutique hotel that provides an ‘oasis of calm’ in the centre of buzzing York No.1 by GuestHouse is a 10-minut... read more
Britannia has been named the UK’s worst large hotel chain by Which? for the 10th year in a row. Its dismal reputation has been further cemented following ... read more
I recently returned from a flight-free winter trip to Ibiza from Newcastle, showing that even popular Mediterranean holiday destinations are easily reachable by... read more
The Inspector visits a landmark hotel in Cornwall and falls for the sea views and the spa that takes you on a ‘thermal journey’ (but the high prices... read more
Once there was a mighty power in the North. That great kingdom was called Northumbria and, as the name suggests, it was the Anglo-Saxon state that occupied the ... read more
The Points Guy UK conducted a four-way Emirates A380 cabin battle Emirates’ premium cabins are among the flashiest in the world – but do the high standa... read more
Every week our Holiday Hero Neil Simpson takes an in-depth look at a brilliant holiday topic, doing all the legwork so you don’t have to. This week: seeing Am... read more
The Mail regularly scrutinises hotels and takes readers through their keyholes. But just what is it about a hotel that impresses – and disappoints? Here m... read more
A note at the front of the dinner menu at pioneering two-Michelin-star Oxfordshire restaurant Belmond Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons says: ‘Children of ... read more
For the first time in too many years to mention, Christmas markets are back in full force. And that means the heady spices of Gluhwein, irresistible pastries, r... read more
Italy is a favorite destination among tourists and with good reason. Visitors are eager to learn more about this magical country, which has an unbelievable amou... read more
Sheep, eh? One has a pink rinse and they ALL follow suit… The flock of rare sheep had rubbed their heads on red paint on their feeders The Swiss Valais ... read more
Britain at its best: Ancient tales and charm abound in the delightful Worcestershire river town of Upton upon Severn Neil Clark travels to Upton upon Severn and... read more
Frankly, I was at the bottom of the learning curve when it came to Tampa. I had heard of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the local football team, but that was about i... read more
Revealed: The railway stations where commuters can shell out more on parking than using the train Some drivers face bills reaching as high as £3,000 new resear... read more
What comes to mind when you hear the word ‘chantilly’? Is it the sweetest of creams, oozing from the squishy interior of a profiterole or choux pastry, or p... read more
Even after more than 30 years, the first view of Carcassonne is still breathtaking. You get off the plane at the tiny airport and pick up a taxi. It takes less ... read more
Drum’s the word! UK is set to become home to the first-ever Jumanji-themed park, with a £17m land based on the hit movies opening at Chessington World of... read more
A breathtaking contemporary property which starred as the home of serial killer Jeremy Lake in the hit TV show Luther has gone up for sale for £7 million. The ... read more
