This weekend, the National Trust is opening the doors to more than 200 of its houses and gardens for free

Kaye loves London, so why did she leave? Read the fourth part of her story, exclusively on CD-Traveller

With temperatures hitting a comparatively balmy 12 degrees Celsius (!) this week, it seems that spring is finally here. We look at how to get your culture fix al fresco style

So Home Secretary, Theresa May, has pledged to improve the visa system in an attempt to attract more Chinese visitors – both for business travellers and tourists – to Britain

A very Happy Easter to all CD-Traveller readers

CD-Traveller tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world. Read on to find out why it’s a good month for Sri Lanka, if not Scunthorpe…

Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Hapus! Or Happy St David’s Day to those who don’t understand Welsh

Acclaimed actor, TV presenter and travel writer Michael Palin has chosen Oxfordshire’s chalk white horse as his expert pick

Al Fresco holidays teams up with Jeremy Strong to find Britain’s best young travel writers

Hurray! David Cameron has declared he will make things easier for Indian businessmen and women, along with Indian students, to visit the UK by offering a same day visa service

Lauren Razavi reveals why Norwich is wonderful in winter

Today the London Underground, the world’s first subterranean rail network, celebrates its 150th birthday

Bars and restaurants keep patrons cosy with branded blankets throughout the New Year sales

It’s safe to say that winter is well and truly here – witness the first signs of snow falling all around the UK on Wednesday

CD-Traveller tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world. This month Skegness is making waves, but could the era of the stay-cation be over?

Almost half of British men are in favour of women sunbathing topless on holiday

Olympics ‘inspire a generation’ to…stay seated!

‘Sharecations’ leap in popularity

CD-Traveller tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world. This month, it’s good news for motorists and mobile phone users in Europe but anyone heading to a malarial country should take extra special care

Times may be tough but Brits are refusing to give up their summer holiday – according to Travelodge’s annual holiday index, published earlier this week

Britain’s economy may be in recession, but its currency is flying high. The Pound has strengthened against a basket of international currencies

UK remains Abu Dhabi’s top performing market
 

Afternoon tea in establishments including The Ritz and London’s Lanesborough have been slated by Which?, who have declared they are among Britain’s most expensive for consumers

The introduction of extra charges for overweight fliers would be welcomed, a new survey has found

London has plenty of stylish places to sleep, but they charge prices to match, right? Wrong. Whisper it quietly but there are several venues that could be straight from the pages of a glossy magazine – and you don’t need to remortgage the house to stay in one of them

CD-Traveller tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world. This month, Burma is hitting the headlines for all the right reasons, but will we be able to afford to fly to there?

Almost overlooked in the budget two weeks ago was the plan to widen our canals starting with the Grand Union Canal. Some of the increase in promotion spending given to visit England which has led to the much criticised campaign urging us to holiday at home this year may well be earmarked for promoting river cruising

“Why go all the way to Bondi when you can come to Bridlington?” remarks Rupert Grint. The Harry Potter star features – alongside Stephen Fry and Downtown Abbey’s Michelle Dockery – in the new £4million government backed ‘Holidays at Home’ scheme.