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Three hundred years ago, Sir Isaac Newton presciently wrote: 'We build too many walls and not enough bridges.' Words that seem to ring true today, one way or another.

From annoying 'influencers' to ridiculous light switches and passengers who recline their seats just as you are about to tuck in, there's no shortage of holiday bugbears ...

European backpacking trips may be seen as a 'rite of passage' for gap-year students, but Eurail, which sells Interrail passes, has seen sales spike for its (often-overlooked) first-class option.

Although it's now one of the UK's best-known seaside towns, Skegness was just a small village with fewer than 400 residents in 1850. Find out how it's changed over the years ...

Mario Salcedo recently clocked up his 1,000th voyage with Royal Caribbean and is known as 'Super Mario' in cruise circles.

Bromley FC owner Anthony Serafino regularly travels between New York and London, always using The Windsor. He tells MailOnline why the airport experience is 'worth the money'.

One travel blogger, whose Instagram handle is @travelsofchloe, filmed a video of herself in the seat giving a sarcastic thumbs up to the camera.

Airline loyalty is becoming a thing of the past as more frequent fliers are growing tired of their trusted airline's everchanging reward programs, making maintaining their status harder than ever.

EXCLUSIVE: American holidaymaker Susan (pictured) said she would never return to Britain after her treatment from Heathrow security staff.

Sun, sea, sand - and a steady stream of emails from colleagues. Should you put down your banana daiquiri and respond? LinkedIn career expert Zara Easton has the answer ...