Kara Godfrey

3 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Kara Godfrey

AS a travel editor, I have been lucky enough to travel around the world on some very glamorous airlines. But - and hear me out - my favourite airline when I have to travel is actually Ryanair. That's not to say I don't love a fancy flight - I've experienced Qatar's Qsuite, said to be the best business in the world, as well as flown in business on airlines such as Virgin Atlantic and Finnair.

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NEWS of another volcanic eruption in Iceland have stoked fears about travelling to the popular tourist destination. Seismic activity has already begun, prompting a red alert to be issued for some areas in the country. Molten magma started flowing beneath Sunddhnúksgígar on April 2, before news broke that some lava had broken through the surface. Iceland is located on the fault line between the Eurasian and North American tectonic plates, which makes it a seismic hotspot.

3 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Kara Godfrey

IF you're wanting a drink with a view, you're going to want to head to a hotel in London. GŎNG in the Shangri-La building is on the 52nd floor. Not only is it the tallest in London, but it is thought to be the tallest in Europe as well. The name comes from the word 'dougong's which is Chinese structure made from wooden brackets, similar in the bar's designs. Inside are both a cocktail bar and the Champagne bar. It is free to visit so is one of the best places to get a view of the city skyline.

3 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Kara Godfrey

The Spanish beach hits 31C in summer which is actually hotter than BrazilA TOWN in Spain has been compared a city in Brazil because of it's huge sandy beach - and famous rockface. Calpe, in Alicante, is a beach resort on the northern part of Costa Blanca. The long stretch of sand is overlooked by the Peñon de Ifach rock, 332 metres above sea level. However, the huge rock overlooking the coastline has drawn comparisons to Sugarloaf Mountain in Rio.

3 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Kara Godfrey

A MAJOR new airport is set to transform the a nation often dubbed the happiest country in the world. Bhutan, a landlocked country between India and China, has revealed plans for a huge new airport. Images of the new airport show a jagged design that replicates a mountain range, with diamond structures interlocking. Inside will be huge gardens and plant life as well as an open-air forest in the middle. Called the Forest Spine, it will split the terminal between domestic and international flights.