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The most affordable winter sun destinations for 2026 revealed (opens the original)
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Each year the Post Office Travel Money Winter Sun Report reveals the best-value destinations for winter sun. This year has seen Africa top the charts – but with a surprising Asian capital sneaking into the top three, and many intriguing European picks. Based on eight holiday costs including coffee, beer, cola, wine, water, sunscreen, insect repellent and a three-course dinner – but excluding flights and accommodation – the Post Office’s number-crunchers have picked their top 20 spots for sunshin
'Quite appalling': The UK's WORST airport revealed (opens the original)
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The beginning of a holiday should set the tone for what's to follow: a glass of champagne in the departure lounge, a leisurely browse of duty free and watching planes jet off into sunny skies before boarding your flight. But this is often very far from the reality when travelling through UK airports. Prolonged delays in stuffy, overcrowded halls, limited and overpriced food and drink options as well as disappointing customer service have rapidly become the norm for air travel. This year's survey
Europe's bargain city breaks revealed - with daily costs of just £51 (opens the original)
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After a seemingly endless summer of scorching weather across Europe, the arrival of milder autumn temperatures won't come a moment too soon for some. And what better way to enjoy the cooler weather than with a stomp around a new city – and an affordable one at that. New research from travel agency Thomas Cook shows that 18 of Europe's 51 popular city-break destinations can be enjoyed for less than £100 per person, per day. Albania's quirky capital, Tirana, comes out on top: its offbeat architect
The holiday spots where you can bag a last-minute break (opens the original)
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A heady combination of extreme weather blazing across Europe, unprecedented global conflict and a botched rollout of the European Union’s new Entry/Exit System has rendered this summer quite unlike any other. Many Britons have opted to stay closer to home over the past few months – inciting a rampant boom in staycation holidays, with interest up some 20 per cent on last year, according to Booking.com. However, warmer weather has also meant an extension of the traditional summer season, as sunny
How to charter a private 50ft yacht for just £65 a night (opens the original)
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Chilled glass of rosé in hand, I’m cruising along the Adriatic Sea at seven knots an hour on my own private yacht. On the boat’s bow, the captain is unfurling the sails so we can glide neatly towards his ‘secret swimming spots’. The aquamarine water glints in the sun, so clear you can see colourful fish darting below the surface. No, I haven’t wangled an invitation to holiday with Leonardo DiCaprio or befriended a young Beckham. Nor have I won the lottery. Instead, I’m surrounded by a group of u
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