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1 week ago | 
mirror.co.uk | Emily Wright |Ethan Blackshaw
Tourist spending in Mallorca, Spain is expected to be much lower in 2025, just like last year - the island's restaurants and nightclubs are preparing for a slow summer seasonBrits and other holidaymakers are feeling increasingly unwelcome on Spain's beloved islands, causing a knock-on effect for tourism-dependent businesses. Mallorca's restaurants and nightclubs are steeling themselves for a summer that could mirror the last.
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4 weeks ago | 
mirror.co.uk | Rom Preston-Ellis |Emily Wright
Breathtaking Greek island is officially one of world's best - it's not SantoriniThe Greek island of Milos has been named among the world's best by two of the most prestigious travel publications in the world for 2025 - here's why it's so special"The best islands in the world...
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1 month ago | 
mirror.co.uk | William Morgan |Emily Wright
EasyJet is set to launch its longest flight later this month, heading to the breathtaking sun-soaked African island of Cape Verde. Even though it offers Caribbean-like weather and beaches, it comes at a fraction of the cost for holidaymakers. This new route marks a first for the budget airline, taking off from London Gatwick. Cape Verde is an archipelagic state in West Africa, located in the central Atlantic Ocean.
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1 month ago | 
mirror.co.uk | William Morgan |Emily Wright
British drivers heading for Spain beware: a sizzling new road line has been drawn to polish up safety and slice accident rates. Painted with an eye-catching continuous red line, this latest Spanish traffic innovation gives a bolshy 'no overtaking' order to recklessly ambitious motorists tempted to cross it. On the notorious A-355 near Malaga – dubbed the "highway of death" - officials are working to make things a little safer.
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1 month ago | 
mirror.co.uk | Chiara Fiorillo |Emily Wright
A huge snow bomb is set to blanket parts of Britain in a matter of weeks, new weather maps show. This weekend has been largely sunny across much of the UK, but according to WXCharts, the country will be once again battered by bitterly cold weather and snowy conditions later this month. Maps for March 11 show that snow will be covering an area stretching from Brighton on the south coast all the way up to Newcastle, with London, Cambridge, Nottingham and York not escaping the flurries.
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1 month ago | 
mirror.co.uk | Rom Preston-Ellis |Emily Wright
Turkey has long been a favourite destination for Brits seeking sun, sea and culture since the mid-90s. The allure of its hot weather, exotic culture, affordable flights and the chance to explore the picturesque coasts of Antalya or the winding streets of Istanbul have drawn in countless UK holidaymakers. However, Turkey's ongoing battle with inflation means that Brits are getting less value for their money.
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1 month ago | 
mirror.co.uk | Rom Preston-Ellis |Emily Wright
In recent years, the stunning city of Petra in Jordan, renowned for its historical and archaeological significance, has seen a revival in tourist numbers. In 2022, the UNESCO site - also celebrated as one of the New 7 Wonders of the World - welcomed a whopping 905,000 visitors, rebounding from a slump brought on by Covid-19, and inching closer to its pre-pandemic peak of 1.1 million tourists in 2019.
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1 month ago | 
edinburghlive.co.uk | Milo Boyd |Emily Wright
A British holidaymaker, desperate to catch some sun during her eagerly awaited stay at a swanky five-star Egyptian resort, took extreme measures just to claim a sunbed. Mrs May, who shares her travel tales on TikTok under the handle @themrsmay, set her alarm for an ungodly hour - 6.30am - and sprinted to the poolside, hoping to grab a coveted spot. "If you can't beat them, join them," she justified her pre-dawn escapade.
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1 month ago | 
mirror.co.uk | Milo Boyd |Emily Wright
A British holidaymaker, desperate to soak up some rays during her much-anticipated break at a posh five-star Egyptian resort, resorted to drastic tactics just to secure a sunbed. Mrs May, who documents her experiences on TikTok as @themrsmay, set her alarm for the crack of dawn - 6.30am - and dashed to the pool in hopes of snagging a prime spot. "If you can't beat them, join them," she explained of her early bird activities.
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2 months ago | 
mirror.co.uk | Cyann Fielding |Emily Wright
Over 300 motorhomes are set to descend on one of the major Canary Islands this weekend in a massive protest. Members of the community are arguing that they're being discriminated against and are planning to make their voices heard through the medium of a motorhome convoy designed to disrupt traffic. The convoy will travel along the TF-1 motorway on Saturday (February 22), causing significant delays, especially during the last weekend of the UK half-term.
