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Guide to the Boyne Valley, Ireland

6 days ago | thetravelmagazine.net | Rupert Parker

The Boyne Valley takes its name from the River Boyne, a waterway steeped in myth and legend. The landscape has been settled for over 5,000 years and you'll find quaint towns, ancient tombs, and castles that whisper tales of Ireland's tumultuous and glorious past. It's located in the North East of Ireland just 20 minutes north of Dublin International airport or 90 minutes south of Belfast International airport.
Guide to Walking and Cycling the Speyside Way, Scotland

1 week ago | thetravelmagazine.net | Rupert Parker

The Speyside Way runs 137 km from Buckie, on the coast, to Newtonmore, just beyond Aviemore in the Cairngorms. It's one of the easiest of Britain's long distance trails to walk, being suitable for walkers of even modest abilities. High levels of fitness are not necessary and it follows the valley of the Spey - Scotland's second longest river, and its most dynamic. The route criss-crosses the Spey and its tributaries - waters famous for salmon fishing and malt whisky production.
Villas not Hotels are where the Jet Set Holiday

1 week ago | thetravelmagazine.net | Natasha Blair

Made famous in the '50s by the actress Brigitte Bardot, this little bit of France is still known for attracting the rich and famous. With its shops along the quay, super yachts moored in the harbour, and designer shops in the back streets St. Tropez itself is 'the' chic place to chill out on the Côte d'Azur. A paradise for those who can afford it, instead of staying in hotels, the more affluent, particularly during the peak seasons of July and August, rent villas with family and friends.
Natasha Blair

1 week ago | thetravelmagazine.net | Natasha Blair
the busiest airline you have never heard of

1 week ago | thetravelmagazine.net | Sharron Livingston

I had never heard of Corendon, a Turkish-owned budget airline offering flights out of the UK's main airports. Had I not been invited to their recent lavish 20th Anniversary bash in Antalya on the southwestern coast of Turkey, I would have remained none the wiser. Reflecting on two decades of operations, Corendon Airlines' Chairman of the Board, Yıldıray Karaer, stated: " Marking 20 years of flight operations is a source of great pride for us.
Guide to Cycling the Far North of Sri Lanka

1 week ago | thetravelmagazine.net | Rupert Parker

I've been to Sri Lanka a number of times and my favourite part is Jaffna in the far north. During the war it was home to fierce fighting between the Tamil Tigers and the Sri Lankan military. The 2004 Tsunami also affected the coastal area but it's now very much open for business. Jaffna's surrounding islands offer an entirely different world, each with its own rhythm, community, and character.
Sri Lanka Archives

1 week ago | thetravelmagazine.net | Rupert Parker |Valery Collins
Brits will now be able to use the e-gates when travelling to Europe

2 weeks ago | thetravelmagazine.net | Sharron Livingston

The "post-Brexit reset deal" was agreed between the UK government and the European Union (Monday 19 May) to much fanfare. It was announced that "British holidaymakers will be able to use more e-gates in Europe, ending the "dreaded queues at border control". Post-BREXIT, Britain became a "visa-exempt third country" in 2016. Since then, Britons have been ushered away from speedy e-gates reserved for nationals of the EU and European Economic Area, to trudge slowly through the "other nations" queue.
Travel Talk Radio Podcast Episode 6

2 weeks ago | thetravelmagazine.net | Sharron Livingston

By Sharron Livingston Exploring Mallorca and Ponta Gorda / Englewood Beach on Florida's beautiful west coast. After a deafening Gripe of the Week, Sharron and Andy get down to discussing Mallorca. Are there still undiscovered nuggets to visit on one of Europe's most popular holiday islands? And Sharron practically swoons with delights as she visits the Ponta Gorda resort Englewood Beach on Florida's dreamy west coast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Top 5 things to do in Poitiers, France

3 weeks ago | thetravelmagazine.net | Gillian Thornton

Soak up the architectural heritage of a town built from mellow limestone and dubbed the 'City of 100 spires' for its many churches. Notre-Dame-la-Grande stands at the city's highest point in the heart of the old town and is renowned for its carved façade and painted interior. Although closed until 2027 for major restoration, the sculpted figures are still easily visible and you can take a video tour inside this iconic building in the special exhibition at the Tourist Office opposite.