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Ten years ago, Calais Booze Cruises were all the rage. But since Brexit, new limits on bringing back goods has changed things. We take a look at deals and discounts to decipher if they work out cheaper ...

Five years ago, my girlfriend and I set out to find London 's best martini, that totemic mix of gin or vodka plus a measure of vermouth.

Sick of heading abroad, only to find you've been hit with a huge phone bill for using your device in a different country? There are several apps you can use to avoid an unwanted surprise.

In the North Sea, around 200 miles northeast of mainland Scotland, is a remote archipelago of more than 100 islands, with dramatic cliffs, moors and clean beaches.

Food is often a great inspiration for travel, with many jet setters picking their next holiday based on the food on offer in a city. But which has been crowned the world's best foodie city?

We all know about business class on planes - but now some buses in Europe are getting new, luxury seats - and they even turn into beds, for super comfortable travel.

'Aisle lice' certainly sounds disgusting. But what actually is this annoying plane behaviour? A flight attendant has revealed why it's so hated - and how to avoid affecting other passengers.

For holidaymakers who would rather avoid forking out on £7 drop-off charges at airports across the UK, there are a number of alternative areas travellers can take advantage of to keep costs low.

Brits have been able to easily reach Paris from London for decades via the Eurostar , with the journey only taking around two hours.

An airline has announced changes to its crew uniform, allowing female members of the crew to opt for wearing a hijab if they wish to do so. It is set to be rolled out next year.