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After reading The Road to Little Dribbling, I realise that Bill Bryson is not just a renowned senior traveller (he is 65 this year), but also a ‘grumpy old man’, albeit a very amusing, grumpy old man. The book is …
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Written by Julia Thorley (One of two winning entries in the Travel & Water Writing Competition.) Begin at Bamburgh Castle, holding firm its position on the Northumbria coastline for centuries. It is built on an outcrop of volcanic dolerite, a grim rock with …
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Remember when flying was fun? There are still a few oases in the sky, on airlines that offer excellent customer service and special touches that make flying more palatable. See our five favorite airlines and what makes them special.
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It’s nearly impossible to predict exactly where ticket prices will fall on any given day of the year, but we’ve figured out a few of the cheapest days to fly, as well as the most expensive.
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Senior Travel Expert Photo Editor, John Esser, gives advice on photographing the grandchildren, illustrated with photos from a recent weekend trip to London. For various reasons, not least increased longevity and socio-economic change, many Seniors nowadays are spending a lot …
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Break-ins, fires, natural disasters and terrorist attacks are just a few of the potential threats to travelers’ safety in hotel rooms. Read on for our top hotel safety tips.
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When you’re waiting out a long airport layover, nothing seems more enticing than the airport lounge. Here are seven ways to get into an airport lounge, even if you don’t have a first- or business-class ticket.
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While traveler’s checks were once the most popular way to carry money overseas, today’s travelers are much more likely to rely on credit cards and ATM withdrawals, which usually offer better exchange rates and lower fees. But what’s the best option for you? See our comprehensive roundup of all your currency conversion options when you’re traveling overseas.
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The Travel & Water Writing Competition closed on December 31st, 2015. Over 100 entries were received, most of which were of publishable standard. Our thanks to everyone who entered. The competition Terms and Conditions indicated that: The winning entry will be the one …
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A home exchange (also known as a house swap) is an economical, comfortable and fascinating way to vacation far from home. You arrange to occupy someone’s home at your destination while they occupy yours.
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