Lauren Bell

1 week ago | which.co.uk | Lauren Bell

By clicking a retailer link you consent to third-party cookies that track your onward journey. This enables W? to receive an affiliate commission if you make a purchase, which supports our mission to be the UK's consumer champion. The difference between staying in one of the most expensive seaside towns in the Mediterranean and one of the cheapest can be as much as £850 per week, we’ve found after analysing pricing data from Kayak.

1 month ago | which.co.uk | Lauren Bell

Dining out abroad is an exciting but often expensive highlight, especially if you’re keen to eat at some of the world’s best foodie spots. But our research shows it doesn’t need to be. You can indulge in a three-course meal at Michelin-starred restaurants worldwide for less than £50 per person. One restaurant even throws in a glass of wine for the sum. Another, a taco stand in Mexico City that made headlines when it first gained its prestigious star last year, cooks up tacos for a fiver.

1 month ago | which.co.uk | Lauren Bell

If all you really want from your next break is a bit of five-star pampering – a relaxing spa or tropical pool in the day, eating from silverware while attended to by waistcoated waiters for dinner before slipping between Egyptian cotton sheets in your suite to sleep – read on. We checked hotel rates across the world to find luxury hotels in 77 countries with prices that may surprise you.

Feb 13, 2025 | which.co.uk | Lauren Bell

Which? Travel has found that Ryanair’s Teesside to Palma route and Corendon Airlines’ London Gatwick to Antalya route are the worst for long flight delays. While trips departing from Manchester airport accounted for five of the worst 10 routes with delays of more than one hour in 2024.

Feb 6, 2025 | which.co.uk | Lauren Bell

Michelin-starred restaurants might feel beyond reach price-wise, but our research shows that you can enjoy this top-quality food for as little as £33 per person. You’ll find these cheaper Michelin menus nationwide, from Torquay in Devon to High Newton in Cumbria. Some are in major cities, including a couple in central London. In most cases you’ll need to visit at lunchtime to benefit from these cheaper menus, and choices will be limited to just two or three options per course.