Travel

In Kosovo, there’s a statue to a former British PM, where he’s regarded as a hero. But if you want to see it, you need to take the bus

Leaving the EU has caused huge tensions on Gibraltar. Now the creators of the mess are campaigning against its solution

What is behind the rise in Spain of dark tourism, the trend for visiting places associated with tragedy?

Instead of pretending to be dragged into it, why not celebrate it?

Delays for travellers to Europe are about to get much worse with the EU’s new entry/exit system

Despite their morbid history, today Europe's railways bring our cultures closer together

Labour thinks nationalising trains is a vote-winner. But a rail trip through the continent shows delays and strikes are problems there too

If I want to see the Alps nowadays, all I have to do is pick up my View-Master, point it in the direction of a light source, and begin depressing the lever

Banning cruise ships may reduce pollution on the water, but it also creates its own set of issues

Change is needed for the UK’s much-vaunted creative sector to live up to its name

The ever-escalating frequency of strikes is taking its toll on our efficiency and economy

At every step of my breathless and frustrating journey, Gatwick Airport was able to cash in on the unexpected delays

The British dream of escaping to warmer climes is becoming harder to achieve post-Brexit

Exploring the surprising link between a small town in the shadow of Mount Etna and the most celebrated siblings in English literature

Back in 1975, the experience of travelling abroad broadened my mind – a foreign concept for Mark Francois

A hit Netflix show is drawing tourists to the Azores, the archipelago where migration and magic are facts of life

The government has denied today’s youngsters the invaluable opportunities those exchanges afforded

A new government scheme could make Britain appear more attractive to young Europeans. It’s frustrating that it is only now being trialled

The joys of the great British post-Brexit getaway will start again this weekend. Are you ready for a long wait?

Their heyday was between the 1880s and 1940s. But green concerns about short-haul flights are bringing sleeper trains back in vogue

Each of Venice’s 1,000 islands carries its own world. What happened when a Londoner (originally from France) moved there?

In the north of Berlin, on the site of a little-visited former garden, lies one of the city’s best-kept historical secrets

The first of a new series on the hidden aspects of well-known cities explores the suburb of Catalonia’s capital that stays blissfully tourist-free

With Nineteen Eighty-Four more relevant than ever, a group of Orwell enthusiasts – in special company – visits the remote house on the Inner Hebridean island of Jura where he wrote his dystopian masterpiece

HV Morton was a pioneering travel writer of genius.. and also a philandering, racist snob

Are markets ever a place's real cultural centre, asks our columnist

Leaving the EU has deepened this crisis – but its root cause is the sector’s shabby treatment of its staff

The cost of living crisis, airline chaos and concerns over the environment mean pre-pandemic tourist numbers remain a distant prospect in Tunisia

Gear up for five European cycling epics

The death of the travel writer Dervla Murphy marks the end of an era of great adventurers

In County Kerry, the recent rediscovery of the long-lost ship excited relatives of local hero Tom Crean

A chance encounter with a group of dancers shows the surprising origins of a very English tradition