Rachel Everett

2 weeks ago | cntraveller.com | Rachel Everett

Time to tune out at a spa is more treasured than ever in these times. Time off from organising family, school, work, home and social lives with military precision. Time away from the digital ambush. Time to just be. In truth, it’s the ultimate gift. Excellent Yorkshire spa hotels used to be thinner on the ground than in other UK regions.

2 weeks ago | cntravellerme.com | Rachel Everett

Crete’s spellbinding shores are utterly alluring – it’s a seductive island escape, that’s why its floury beaches and cerulean seas remain a firm favourite for many travellers. Magical, historical island retreat, sorted. In 2025, there’s lots to get excited about on Greece’s largest dreamy island. The beauty of Crete’s size means there are always discoveries to be had.

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Rachel Everett

Never mind neighbouring big-hitter Whitby - Sandsend's serene shores are pure magic Back in the 80s, when the great British holiday was at its peak, I would spend my summers on Sandsend Beach with my sunburnt, trunk-clad father - who looked, then, like a young George Harrison (complete with prolific sideburns) - and mother, more charismatic than Sophia Loren. We were the cool, working-class family, camped out on the golden sand, with warm sarnies, half-melted ice-creams and a Thermos.

1 month ago | cntraveler.com | Rachel Everett

All products and listings featured on Condé Nast Traveler are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links. Oh, Paris. Is there another city quite like it? The City of Light equals the city of love. There is the formidable Iron Lady, high culture, fine art, spectacular, cutting-edge design and fashion, and some of the best restaurants and most beautiful hotels in the world.

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Rachel Everett

NowOn a given day, 400,000 children in the U.S. are living in foster care, with more than 100,000 children awaiting permanent homes. And while about a one-third of American adults consider fostering, most don't—deterred by a broken system that offers little support to parents. Enter Susan Silverman …