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'Distinct cultures are being flattened' – how millennials ruined our holidays
From Lisbon to Vancouver, via Morecambe, the world is more homogenous than ever before – is it such a bad thing?
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When it comes to holidays, it seems no one really cares about climate change
New data suggests that, despite their noble intentions, holidaymakers are refusing to change the way they travel
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Forget airline add-ons, we just need to be treated like human beings when we fly
So-called ‘drip pricing’ will be subject to a government consultation, but this isn't the main problem facing air passengers
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When cities go cashless, it’s tourists who suffer
Quirky coins and coppers on the countertop – without cash, travel will never be the same
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In-flight bars and business-only planes – the startup airlines disrupting how we fly
From a cheap and cheerful Australian startup to an ambitious new British carrier, these new airlines promise to revolutionise air travel
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Nobody wants £50 ‘prizes’ or ‘surprise tickets’, we just want reliable trains
Train firms are trying to win over passengers with gimmicky rewards, when all anyone really wants is their train to arrive on time
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The six holidays you should be booking this month
From relaxing stays in the British countryside to world-beating skiing trips, these are the getaways you should be booking now
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What the airport experience is like for the uber-rich
No queues, no walking and bespoke cappuccino art: we delve into the world of the VVIP airport terminal
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The real reason why barely any French people have passports
Though only half the population holds a passport, the French aren’t as insular or travel averse as they seem
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Why travel restrictions are being weaponised
India is the latest country to suspend visa services for some tourists due to a diplomatic row – a tactic some say is becoming more common
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What I’ve learnt from millions of miles of flying – from the best first-class cabin to the worst meal
Our aviation expert has travelled to dozens of countries over his 40-year career. Here he shares his most memorable flights
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Why the Government is making it harder and more expensive to visit the UK
The new ETA (electronic travel authorisation) scheme will create a fresh obstacle for tourists from Europe, North America and beyond
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Forget Gatwick and Heathrow – Britain’s regional airports are the future
Two years since lockdowns ended, some UK hubs are investing hundreds of millions of pounds to improve service. Others really need to
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Why your bargain airfare might end up spoiling your holiday
Airlines still overbook flights, and if nobody volunteers to be bumped, certain characteristics make you more likely to be shown the exit
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Ranked and rated: the best maps apps
Car journeys aren't the easiest of experiences at the best of times, but adding tech into the mix can end in disaster
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Hotel room service as we know it may soon be a thing of the past
Once an unmissable luxury, the rise of food delivery apps means enjoying an in-room club sandwich may soon be a thing of the past
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Why plane cabins have barely changed in 50 years
Aircraft interiors have fallen behind our homes and cars – but there are signs of innovation at one carrier
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How free slippers became the new battleground for luxury hotels
First daily towel washing became a shameful activity, then single-use toiletries – and now they have come for our footwear
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Travel has become the biggest casualty of modern tech
In a world of room key card failures and air traffic control meltdowns, holidaymakers are bearing the brunt of our obsession with innovation
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The fall and rise of our regional airports
As Plymouth airport launches a bid to reopen, we take a look at the recent history of our regional airports and what's next
