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Sue Batter claims a dream trip to Disneyland Paris turned into a nightmare after an 'admin error' left her family of eight stranded outside the park gates on the final day of their break.

There's a psychological reason why you shouldn't just visit Paris. Really. The sense of disappointment that people often get from visiting the French capital is called Paris Syndrome.

We're talking about husbands and fathers who vanish from Australian suburbia and reappear in Bangkok or Phuket, reborn as playboys.

A hardcore British gamer has revealed how he spends most of his annual leave on 'gamecations'. Alexander Cobb is part of a whopping 55 per cent of UK adults who take time off work to game.

Aarron Greaves, 32, from St Helens, Merseyside, was left shaken up after spotting 'worrying' damage on his window on a Ryanair flight from Manchester to Ibiza.

Whether it's complimentary snacks, a hot meal or even just a simple sandwich, airline passengers are being urged to avoid eating on planes.

From missed transfers to delayed flights, there's plenty that can go wrong when travelling abroad. But one major problem is lost baggage, which is easily every tourist's nightmare.

A major airline is facing a class action lawsuit for advertising a window seat without a window present for plane passengers - and charging them extra for it.

When packing for a trip, it can be difficult to know how many socks and dresses to bring. But the most common item holidaymakers always admit to packing too much of is underwear.

Though some people like to pack their holidays with activities, others enjoy a peaceful trip away. For those who want to chill out, the world's most relaxing city has been revealed in a new study.