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

For decades, East London’s dining scene was (rightly) derided. Fast forward to 2013 and it’s all change. Riding on the wave of post Olympic afterglow, a slew of high profile new restaurants are due to open their doors

Stuck for something to do this weekend? Why not check out INN London’s four day fair celebrating Turkish fashion, food, drink and cultural life

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

Forget the cold and check out the Conran Shop’s new holiday collection

Kaye loves London, so why did she leave? Read her story here

Kaye loves London, so why did she leave? Read the second part of her story, here

New report concludes that London’s transport system is world class

The second English Tourism Week is in full swing and, according to organisers, promises to be bigger and better than 2012. Running until 24 March 2013, the week will see events and activities take place across the country from free guided walks to music and theatre events, 2 for 1 offers and free entry to attractions

As regular CD-Traveller readers will know, Kaye loves London so why did she leave?

It’s that time of year when UK travellers make holiday choices. With this in mind, Robin Nowacki seeks the response from the National Tourist Boards to two key questions

Earlier this week, it was revealed that David Cameron plans to make things easier for Indian businessmen and women (along with Indian students), to visit the UK by offering a same day visa service

There are lots of Welshmen around, but I wasn’t the one. I was talking to Stephanie Abrams, the nationally syndicated US radio travel journalist about the UK and her thoughts on the UK when the story of this elusive man arose

It’s been over two years, but Brits continue to be inspired by hit TV show, Downton Abbey

Where to welcome in Chinese New Year in England

Party loving Londoners rejoice! Come 2015, the need to make a mad dash across town for the last tube or else endure a long journey on a battered, beer soaked night bus or an expensive cab ride home, could – fingers crossed – be a thing of the past

Today sees a new icon on the London skyline, open its doors to the public for the first time. The View from the Shard – the visitor attraction at the tallest building in western Europe – will offer visitors a whole new perspective on the capital

Opening tomorrow at London’s Earls Court is the popular travel show, Destinations, which is run in connection with The Times. As usual it runs through the weekend and combines the popular mix of travel “experts”

With half term on the horizon, chances are you’re wondering how to keep your little ones occupied and entertained. One option is to wander out west to Watford for the Warner Bros Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter

It’s official, England has gone wild swimming crazy. From TV shows and books to charity competitions, it seems we can’t get enough of outdoor swimming spots

Beat the winter blues with a relaxing break at Ragdale Hall, says Kaye Holland

England is alive with the sound of music in 2013, as the year marks the centenary of Benjamin Britten (1913 – 1976), the world’s most performed opera composer born in the 20th century

From parties at The Palace and Regency balls to week-long walks and ground-breaking hotels, we look at what’s in store for 2013

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

The new year often seems to begin when we see the magnificent firework display that Sydney puts on every year. At 13.00 hours today it is midnight in Sydney. Then the fun begins and spreads throughout the world until we wind down with celebrations in Brazil and other Latin American countries.

CD-Traveller tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world. This month Peckham and Virginia are making waves, but there’s criticism for cruise ships and the Chancellor’s increase of APD

Different year, same story… the London Undergound drivers are to stage yet another Boxing Day strike, because of a row over Bank Holiday pay

A Greek island has found an interesting way to highlight its credentials as one of Europe’s sunniest destinations, by giving out sun themed hugs and kisses on the UK’s darkest day