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A retired pilot recently shared why he packs a feather pillow in his luggage when he travels - despite the abundance of space-saving travel pillows on the market.

January is often the month where gyms see an increase in sign-ups. And 2026 is set to be no different - but there's a new gym that will rival all others.

While some destinations spent 2025 trying to turn away low-spend tourism with protests sweeping across Europe, in 2026 many more are openly courting it.

I am a woman, and of relatively sound mind, and I can tell you that there are certain articles of clothing men wear on holiday that are a resounding turn-off.

The project, which looks to connect Spain and Morocco, has been concluded 'technically viable' in a study commissioned by the Spanish government.

Plenty of those in their 60s, 70s and 80s will pack their bags to go and see the world without the burden of a job back home. But nowadays, more young people are jumping on board.

More than two in five would feel confident booking a holiday through AI. But with this sort of technology, what you get out of it will depend greatly on what you put in.

A professional packer has revealed how to fit two weeks' worth of clothes in carry-on luggage, including the items that make this possible.

Turning left on a plane in the 1950s meant joining an elite social club in the sky, where you could wear your finest suit and enjoy a cigar. First Class travel in 2026 is a very different proposition ...

Bookcations are on the rise - with travellers seeking not only to visit places that have inspired their favourite novels, but also to enjoy some quiet time to read on their holidays.