Category : Tourism


Burns Night Celebrations Reach 9.5 Million Worldwide

The 225th anniversary of Burns Night sees global celebrations from Scotland to Jamaica, with over 2,500 events worldwide. Traditional haggis adapts to local cultures while maintaining Robert Burns' legacy.

Traitors Hotel Slammed in Brutal Guest Reviews

The Courtyard by Marriott near Inverness, where BBC's The Traitors contestants stay, faces scathing reviews over cleanliness and service issues, contrasting sharply with the show's castle setting.

Spring Signs: Tortoise Awakes, Dung Men Arrive

Tim Dowling observes the quirky signs of an early spring in his household, from a tortoise emerging from hibernation to the arrival of door-to-door manure sellers, blending humour with English tradition.

Spain's Red Wines: Beyond Rioja

Explore Spain's diverse red wine scene beyond Rioja, featuring vibrant Mencía from Galicia, natural Garnacha from Navarra, classic Tempranillo from Ribera del Duero, and volcanic Tenerife reds.

Visitor Baffled by 'Coolest' UK Village Status

A travel journalist visits Potto in North Yorkshire after it was named among the UK's coolest postcodes, questioning what makes this quiet village with minimal amenities so special.

Seven Epic New US Theme Park Rides for 2026

Thrillseekers across the United States are in for a treat as major theme parks unveil seven groundbreaking new rides for 2026, including record-breaking coasters and innovative hybrid attractions.

Aylsham: UK's Original 'Slow City' in Norfolk

Discover Aylsham, Norfolk's longest-established Cittaslow town, where a deliberate shift towards sustainable living, independent shops, and community spirit defines its charming character.

Peak District Walk Looks Like Lord of the Rings

Lud's Church in the Peak District offers a beginner-friendly walk with stunning scenery reminiscent of fantasy films like Lord of the Rings, perfect for families seeking outdoor adventure.

Salvaged Stays: Upcycled Hotels Trend in 2026

Travellers are increasingly booking stays in 'salvaged' hotels—renovated historic buildings like old post offices, jails, and railway stations—with demand surging in 2026, according to new data from Hotels.com.

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