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2 weeks ago | telegraph.co.uk | Poonam Binayak |Danielle Demetriou |Ronan O'Connell |adrian bridge

In the wake of the latest terror attack, a once-peaceful place of gardens, apple farms and houseboats remains off limits to touristsIt is a bittersweet reality that Kashmir, perhaps the finest region on the Indian subcontinent, has once again been struck by tragedy.

2 weeks ago | telegraph.co.uk | Ronan O'Connell |adrian bridge |Sara Macefield |Emma Boyle

As prices in the former budget favourite continue to rise, a new breed of Asian destination is taking its placeBali is no longer Asia's cheapest seaside destination, with better value provided by beach resorts in Vietnam, Thailand and other parts of Indonesia. Since the pandemic, this tropical Indonesian island has seen prices soar, especially for accommodation and shopping. Bali remains hugely popular, regardless, receiving a whopping 16 million visitors across 2024, including domestic tourists.

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Lee Cobaj |adrian bridge |Poonam Binayak |Kate Wickers

These resorts in Asia have luxury spas and holistic health programmes, but won't break the bankFrom Traditional Chinese medicine to Indian Ayurveda, many Asian wellness practices date back thousands of years. Combine those, passed down through generations, with a booming medi-spa tourism industry and you have a continent globally renowned for its outstanding health retreats.

Nov 8, 2024 | thetimes.com | Siobhan Grogan |adrian bridge

I’ve had a lot of stellar skiing experiences, but I never imagined I’d end up hitting the slopes of Vermont with a former US cop. “We’ve got a bluebird day,” beamed my guide Earl Kenney, using that wonderful American expression to denote clear blue skies and glistening slopes. He was clearly elated to be on a very different kind of beat from his former one as a law enforcement officer in Atlantic City.