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Frederic shows you more about why he – and Roger Moore – are fans of Crans-Montana.
Paris hasn’t been known for its luxury hotels but fast forward to 2012 and it’s all change. Frederic – our Paris correspondent – reports on the slew of sumptuous new sleeps in the French capital
Adrian rides the rails with Amtrak. Read about his rail journey – arguably the best way to cover America’s huge distances – exclusively on CD-Traveller
Adrian rides the rails with Amtrak. Read about his rail journey – arguably the best way to cover America’s huge distances – exclusively on CD-Traveller
Times are hard, money is tight and credit is in short supply. But life is short too, so don’t pass up Paraguay. Frederic reports on one of South America’s best kept secrets
Times are hard, money is tight and credit is in short supply. But life is short too, so don’t pass up Paraguay. Frederic reports on one of South America’s best kept secrets
Catherine Henderson learns how to make some Morrocan morsels in North Africa’s souk city
Whether you’re a novice or seasoned traveller, France will steal your heart. Each month, Frederic – our French correspondent – gives us the low-down on what to see and do across the channel
St. Valentine’s Day may be a day for lovers but in Patagonia it’s a day for lovers of extreme sport. Today’s the day for the start of the Patagonian Expedition Race. They set off at 2.30 am (yes, I do mean am!) today from just north of Punta Arenas in the southernmost part of Chile.
Read Jane’s article on what is the arguably the world’s greatest party here!
Heading to China in the year of the Dragon? Seek out Shandong – steeped as it is in myth and supernatural allure
Europe may be having a cold snap that has seen rivers freeze in Amsterdam, Hamburg and elsewhere but in many places its carnival time.
Today in Venice, despite some canals freezing, their carnival begins, one of the colourful and historic in the world.
Dundee is transforming its waterfront, to draw visitors in. Adrian looks at what there is for the short break tripper
What could be more British than the toy store in London’s Regent Street? But how does it relate to famed outlaw, Butch Cassidy. The answer is via a single family – Hamley. One of the family went west. To the wild west and that’s how there is an American saddlery, bar and restaurant in Pendleton, Oregon called Hamley.
Boutique hotel experts Mr & Mrs Smith have sifted through the schmaltz to find Valentine’s packages that will really set hearts aflutter (and won’t involve soggy petals clogging the plughole). Here are 10 hot properties that offer something a little bit different…
California vies with Florida as the most important destination in the US for us to visit. Lately, California has been outdoing its bitter rival and one reason is because it has more to offer.
When I first went to Los Angeles many years ago it was a city of the car. Highways seemed crammed with cars ravelling slowly because the one in front was blocking it. That’s changed.
Adrian explores Belfast in a year when the city majors on its links with the ill-fated Titanic.
The signs are unmistakable. It’s wet, windy and dark at four o clock so it must be time to head abroad and bask in some winter sun. If the daily grind is getting you down and you need to recharge your batteries in a tropical paradise, may we suggest Barbados?
Wouldn’t it be the most romantic short break to go to where St Valentine lies? Then consider a short break in Roquemaure which is in the south east of France on the banks of the Rhone near Avignon.
Jane Egginton discovers a strong identity and villages of character in a hidden but much loved corner of France
Walk around the centre of Belfast and you will see banners hanging from lamp posts all promoting Belfast tourism. Called “Your Time Our Place,” the event’s host, Eamonn Holmes even tweeted afterwards that we should come and visit “our wee country.”
Lynn journeys to Livingstone and gets up close and personal with Namibia’s desert elephants
In the heart of the Swiss Alps, Crans-Montana – the internationally known resort – is offering foreign tourists a spectacular 33% discount for winter accommodation and ski activities.
Frederic explores Kazakhstan, a country unknown to most of us but which offers an exciting destination of the future – particularly if you like the outdoors
Around the start of the year, Samoa hit worldwide headlines because they decided to lose a day. It certainly encouraged interest so what is there for the visitor?
That’s what South Africa suggests you do this winter. So why not visit Cape Town?
After a long absence, Anthony returns to look at what Boulogne offers the visitor
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