Niamh Hughes
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 22, 2026
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Luxury camp to open on world's largest salt flat in Bolivia (opens the original)
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It is already one of the most otherworldly locations on Earth, and now travellers will have the opportunity to stay overnight – right in the middle of it. A new luxury camp is set to open directly on Bolivia’s Salar de Uyuni, the world’s largest salt flat, in late 2027. The opening of the new camp will allow guests to experience total privacy and comfort in a place defined by scale and silence. The remote retreat from A&K Sanctuary, named Samkani Camp, will comprise just five architect-designed
How Super El Niño could affect your winter holiday (opens the original)
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If you’re planning to escape Britain's greyer skies for some sun this winter, it's worth paying closer attention than usual to the weather forecast. After a summer of extreme heatwaves and drought behind us, the effects of El Niño are still expected to be felt as we head into winter – with holiday hotspots thousands of miles away likely to be affected well into 2027. For holidaymakers, this doesn’t simply mean everywhere getting hotter. Depending on your destination, El Niño can raise the odds o
Eurostar launches double-decker cocktail bars onboard brand-new trains (opens the original)
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Is there a more glamorous way to begin a holiday than sat on a plush train seat – free from the stresses of a budget flight – sipping an expertly mixed Margarita or Bloody Mary? The folk at Eurostar certainly don't think so. The rail operator has announced that there will be cocktail bars onboard its fleet of double-decker trains, expected in 2031. And unlike Eurostar’s Premier lounges, passengers won't need a premium ticket to enjoy these stylish hangout spots; hosted by Eurostar staff, both ba
Expert-approved hacks for tackling jet-lag (opens the original)
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Daily Mail journalists select and curate the products that feature on our site. If you make a purchase via links on this page we will earn commission - learn more We all know the feeling. You've spent weeks, even months, waiting for that well-earned holiday, carefully curating an itinerary and booking restaurants and hotels. But when you do finally arrive at your destination, you can barely see straight because you're so tired. You drag yourself around landmarks with bleary eyes, feeling barely
The plane habits driving travellers mad - from TikToks to tuna (opens the original)
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When headed out on or returning from holiday, the flight should simply be the first step towards a relaxing time away from home, or a chance to unwind before settling back into normality. But somewhere in between boarding a flight and landing, it seems some travellers have forgotten that they're sharing a cabin with a hundred or so other people. Gone are the days when the biggest in-flight grievances were crying babies, overly reclined seats and armrest hoggers. Instead, there's a new wave of ir
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