Pet Friendly Destinations
Travelling with your pet or your dog can be both challenging and rewarding. A little bit of pre-travel planning will take the stress out of finding an accommodation or Pet Friendly Hotel while on the road. There are many pet friendly cities in the the USA and the UK that have a great selection of hotels that take dogs and other pets. Our Guide to Pet Friendly Destinations is a great place to start your travel planning!
Bring Your Dog To Miami's Amazing Beaches
Regardless of whether you happen to be into sporting activities, sunbathing or dancing, Miami sizzles throughout the year with fascinating amusement venues and sight-seeing opportunities, world-class lodges and dining establishments, and fantastic dog friendly beaches and parks. You and your pet will enjoy a vacation in Miami with its numerous dog friendly hotels.Atlantic City is a Dog Friendly Vacation
Atlantic City’s gambling establishments attract holidaymakers in numbers. This famous gaming destination offers hotels that accept pets and hotels that take dogs. But regardless of whether your primary goal would be to engage in some blackjack, you might want to save your time for taking in the sights and enjoying the Atlantic City Boardwalk with your dog. Wander along the well-known boardwalk featuring its several amusements and dining places or check out the historical, not too long ago refurbished Absecon Lighthouse.Pet Friendly Hotels Worldwide Since 1999™
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10 of the best Moscow restaurants – chosen by the expertsWednesday the 20th, 2018
For a taste of modern (and old Soviet) Russia, World Cup visitors should try these restaurants, markets, cafes and canteens, offering new twists on traditional Slavic cuisine – at affordable prices‘Moscow is in the middle of a food renaissance,” says Karina Baldry, a Muscovite chef and an...
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Weir in this together: canoeing the Vltava in the Czech RepublicTuesday the 19th, 2018
Paddling along this scenic river is a summer ritual in Bohemia. Our crew have an adventurous spirit, sunshine and beer. What could possibly go wrong?‘Don’t hold the sides of the boat, make sure the barrels are firmly tied, and don’t get too drunk.”This was the advice given by my Czech...
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A local’s guide to Vilnius, Lithuania: 10 top tipsMonday the 18th, 2018
‘Vilnius, the G-spot of Europe: Nobody knows where it is, but when you find it, it’s amazing’ … a bold claim from a recent tourist ad that went viralThe poster produced by two students referring to Lithuania’s capital as Europe’s G-spot really sums the city up: it is not where you...
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Send us a tip on a great waterside pub for the chance to win a £200 hotel voucherTuesday the 19th, 2018
Share your recommendations for scenic UK pubs by rivers, canals, lakes and sea to enjoy this summerPub gardens on the water are a delight in the summer, particularly at the end of a boat trip or long walk. Whether it’s a bucolic pub with a lawn sloping to a gentle river, a canalside inn only...
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Holiday car hire: 10 simple ways to save this summerSaturday the 16th, 2018
How to find the best rental deals, avoid the hard sell and ensure you’re not hit with rip-off chargesCar hire has turned into a major annual chore for holidaymakers, with a bewildering array of deals on offer that appear cheap but can leave unwary customers with large bills later on.Our guide...
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Great Exhibition of the North: best days out in the north-eastFriday the 15th, 2018
With the summer-long arts festival kicking off next week, singers, artists and curators share their favourite places in Newcastle and the wider regionGreat Exhibition of the North – event highlightsI came up the A19 from Teesside to Tyneside as a student and never left. Newcastle is a compact...
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Top 10 budget beach hotels and B&Bs on Mexico’s Pacific coastWednesday the 18th, 2015
Enjoy ocean views from rooftop bars or just step out and get the sand between your toes. From Mazatlán to Pochutla, here are 10 charming beachside escapesMexico’s Pacific coast, more than 1,000 miles of it, is renowned for its beaches, as well as the resorts which have attracted Hollywood...
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Top 10 budget beach hotels, guesthouses and hostels on the Yucatán peninsula, MexicoMonday the 16th, 2015
Well-known and deservedly popular for its jungle, coast and ancient ruins, the Yucatán peninsula can be a pricey place to stay – unless you pick one of these brilliant budget hotels and hostelsOn the surface, this mid-size hotel in Cancún’s hotel zone is pretty unremarkable. The...
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Top 10 budget beach B&Bs in the SeychellesMonday the 26th, 2015
The Seychelles islands of Mahé, Praslin and La Digue may be known for their luxury resorts but there is also a great selection of family-run, more affordable guesthouses just as close to the archipelago’s famous, world-class beachesFor a room with a five-star view, Colibri is hard to beat....
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Top 10 budget beach guesthouses and B&Bs in South Africa's Western CapeSunday the 4th, 2015
From Cape Town and its peninsula to the Garden Route and the West Coast, the Western Cape is a dazzling part of South Africa, and its beachside accommodation doesn’t have to break the bankTop 10 budget beach stays in Eastern Cape and KwaZulu-Natal Continue reading...
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Holiday guide to Basilicata, Italy: what to see plus the best restaurants and hotelsSaturday the 19th, 2018
‘Tourist hordes’ is not a phrase you’re likely to hear in Basilicata but given its rich cuisine, stunning national parks, ancient towns and great beaches, it’s hard to fathom why this seductive region remains so quietImagine a region that has miles of white sand beaches on one coast,...
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Holiday guide to the Llŷn peninsula, north WalesFriday the 27th, 2018
A haven for surfers and adventurers, ‘a timeless island feel pervades this often-overlooked peninsula’. Writers of the new Wild Guide Wales select the best coves and beaches, places to eat and seasonal campsitesWith tiny lanes lined with wildflowers leading to empty coves and rugged cliffs,...
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A local’s guide to Chicago: 10 top tipsMonday the 16th, 2018
The city’s bars and music scene are among the most vibrant in the US. And with Lake Michigan beaches to relax on and two new budget flights from the UK, now is the time to goTraditionally overshadowed by coastal powerhouses New York City and Los Angeles, Chicago is on the rise, with a record 55...
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Dordogne holiday guide: what to see plus the best restaurants and hotelsSaturday the 7th, 2018
The food, wine and idyllic lifestyle of this region’s villages have always appealed to Brits – and with Brexit looming they’re settling in record numbers – but that has not dimmed its thoroughly French allureThe Dordogne comes close to offering everything that travellers head to France...
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Antigua Guatemala city guide: what to see plus the best bars, hotels and restaurantsFriday the 30th, 2018
Thousands of visitors descend on Antigua for its famous Semana Santa celebrations over Easter, but this colonial gem is worth a visit at any time of yearCobblestone streets lined with brightly coloured colonial buildings, a jacaranda-wreathed central plaza, 16th-century ruins and with volcanoes...
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A local’s guide to Perth, Western AustraliaFriday the 23rd, 2018
As Qantas launches London-Perth, the first non-stop flights between the UK and Australia, Anna Reece of the Perth Festival picks her favourite cultural venues, restaurants, bars and beaches in the city It’s among the most geographically isolated cities in the world, and sits on the edge of the...
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A local’s guide to SydneyMonday the 22nd, 2018
Ringed by national parks and blessed with more than 100 beaches, the best bits of Sydney are outdoors, active and (mostly) free. Here’s how to enjoy it like a local‘The best things about Sydney are free,” resident Russell Crowe has said. It is arguably the top metropolis on the planet for...
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Readers' travel photography competition: May – the winnersThursday the 31st, 2018
Candid travel shots dominate this month’s selection. Scroll to see the winner – chosen by Mick Ryan of fotoVUE – who receives a £200 voucher for an i-escape holiday property. The overall 2018 prize is a West Greenland trip with Wild Photography Holidays• Enter our June competition...
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A local’s guide to Havana, Cuba: 10 top tipsMonday the 11th, 2018
Cuba’s capital is changing and a lot of the cutting-edge art and new wave restaurants are in characterful districts away from the much-visited old cityHavana will be 500 years old next year. I have been coming here for 30 years, and while I have experienced just a small part of the city’s...
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10 of the UK's best seaside townsSaturday the 26th, 2018
The UK coast boasts more beach towns than you can shake a stick of rock at. Authors share their favourites for sun-kissed memories of summerPoliticians and entrepreneurs, pirates and outlaws, Falmouth’s founding family, the Killigrews, lurched over the centuries between respectability and...
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A local’s guide to Brussels: 10 top tipsMonday the 21st, 2018
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New Road Hotel, London: ‘Smart, fun … and part of the local story’ – reviewFriday the 18th, 2018
In east London’s Whitechapel, this converted textile factory weaves a spell with its sensitivity to local culture, design quirks – and Marco Pierre White-devised menuEverything you need and nothing you don’t. That’s the USP of this new hotel in a former 1950s textile factory in London’s...
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20 great holidays in Central EuropeSaturday the 16th, 2018
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Taking flight: an Isles of Scilly family holiday adventureSaturday the 9th, 2018
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10 classic European islands on a budgetSaturday the 9th, 2018
With sunshine, superb beaches and charming towns, Ibiza, Mallorca, the famous Greek islands et al often come with A-list prices. Here’s how to enjoy them without spending too much cashEven the epic photos don’t quite prepare you for Santorini, with its encircling black cliffs. The island was...
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Single parents still paying more for holidays, says new researchThursday the 7th, 2018
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10 great island adventures: readers’ travel tipsThursday the 7th, 2018
From the windswept Outer Hebrides to exotic Japanese archipelagos, our tipsters have explored some of the world’s most unique islands on foot, by bike and kayak Take a combined bus and ferry trip from Husum (€22.50 return) to Pellworm in the North Frisians. Start with a coffee and a cake at...
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Beatrix Potter’s Hill Top house, the Lakes: ‘It feels like a game of Potter I-spy’ – reviewFriday the 1st, 2018
Delve into the world of natural wonders that inspired the author and explore her home on a Lake District family day outThis 17th-century farmhouse in the village of Near Sawrey is where Potter lived, wrote and based many of her best-loved stories. “Hill Top is to be presented to my visitors,”...
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10 great white night experiences: readers’ travel tipsThursday the 14th, 2018
The party never stops on these midnight sun and twilight jaunts from Russia to Alaska. And neither do the hikes, wildlife encounters and saunas in the gloamingBirsay, on the mainland of Orkney, where the Atlantic and North Seas meet, is brilliant for a white-night walk. Start at Longagleeb, an...
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Send us a tip on picnic spots in the UK for the chance to win a £200 hotel voucherTuesday the 12th, 2018
Beach, woods, park or hillside – we want to hear about great picnic spots across the UKWhat makes an ideal picnic spot? It might involve, seclusion, great views, wonderful woods to explore, or a beach. You might prefer lots of people around to join in a spot of footie or cricket and an acre of...
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Send us a tip on midsummer white nights to win a £200 hotel voucherTuesday the 5th, 2018
Whether you’ve enjoyed the midnight sun in Alaska, summer parties in Scandinavia or wild camping in the Highlands, we want to hear your storiesThe summer solstice is fast approaching and the long days and hours of beautiful twilight are ideal for adventure seekers in northern climes. So whether...
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10 of the best rooftop bars in Europe: readers’ travel tipsThursday the 31st, 2018
From the tops of boutique hotels to car parks and old office blocks, our tipsters know where to enjoy booze with a viewI had a couple of hours to spend in Freiburg while my bike was being repaired, but no energy left to sightsee. The guy at the cycle shop suggested I visit Skajo rooftop bar, in...
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Mount Taranaki: will the New Zealand peak’s ‘living person’ status bring respect?Tuesday the 5th, 2018
The North Island mountain is to get the same rights as people and, amid environmental concerns, the Māori community hopes this will mean tourists treat it with careNew Zealand must feel like the reserved sibling in a family of exhibitionists. You have big, brash Australia to one side, the...
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New James Bond attraction to open in Austrian AlpsFriday the 8th, 2018
Built into a mountaintop like a Bond villain’s lair, the striking 007 Elements museum shows how the films were madeYour mission: to reach the summit of Gaislachkogl mountain. Once there, find the home of a striking new exhibition dedicated to 007, built into the peak overlooking the Austrian...
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Leros: the Greek island with just a touch of ItalyFriday the 8th, 2018
This Dodecanese gem has 20th-century Italian influences as well as the classic repertoire of secret beaches and laid-back tavernas‘It is an unusual island,” said my friend Yannis, slightly self-consciously. “We are a bit different from our neighbours.”Yannis, a cafe owner, is right: Leros...
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Things to do in Vietnam: readers’ travel tipsThursday the 17th, 2016
Beautiful countryside, delicious food and fascinating culture ... readers share the most memorable places and experiences from their travels, often discovered in the company of knowledgeable localsOK, so the town of Ninh Binh (two hours’ drive south of Hanoi) is no looker, but the surrounding...
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Top 10 things to do in Hội An, VietnamWednesday the 26th, 2017
Fabulous fresh food is the order of the day – every day – in this ancient riverside town. But explore the temples and beaches by bicycle and all those grilled dishes and pho will have been well-earnedVietnam’s former imperial capital, Huế, has the sights – temples, tombs and the Purple...
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Why I fell in love with SloveniaSaturday the 24th, 2018
Love was in the air the moment US writer Noah Charney set foot in Ljubljana. And after he met his future wife, there was a whole country to get passionate about, with dramatic landscapes, curious traditions and great foodBack in 2000, as an American student studying in London, I embarked on a...
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10 of the best Michelin-rated restaurants in BangkokMonday the 18th, 2017
The first Michelin guide to Bangkok’s brilliant food scene reveals a city where both fine dining and street food can be as affordable as they are adventurousWith the publication in December 2017 of the first Michelin guide to the Thai capital, Bangkok’s culinary scene – already known for...
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Top 10 national parks in CaliforniaMonday the 16th, 2013
Yosemite, Death Valley, Joshua Tree, Redwood … California’s national and state parks are home to some of the most iconic views and landscapes on the planet. Here’s how to explore themIt sounds like a place to avoid, but don't let the ominous name scare you away. Most of the year, this vast...
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10 of the best travel apps ... that you'll actually use: part twoMonday the 6th, 2017
Ever needed to make a cheap international call without the internet, or been worried about security as you move between wifi hotspots? These apps make travel safer, easier and cheaperPart oneSkype and Whatsapp will always be staples when it comes to international calling and messaging, but a wifi...
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Portugal’s top 10 hidden beachesSaturday the 2nd, 2017
Catch some late summer sun on Portugal’s stunning coast. The author of the new Wild Guide to the country, picks 10 beaches for adventure and solitude Continue reading...
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A local’s guide to Kraków: 10 top tipsMonday the 4th, 2018
It’s Kraków’s striking medieval old town, one of the finest in Europe, that attracts visitors, but the city’s youthful restaurants, bars and cultural hangouts are well worth checking out, tooHotel Forum was a monstrous concrete carbuncle of a hotel built during the Soviet era (started in...
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10 of the best surfing schools in the worldTuesday the 12th, 2018
What sets these surf schools apart is a commitment to excellence when it comes to tuition, which will help you to catch a wave from Portugal to Hawaii, South Africa to Norway Surf camps provide a taste of the surfing lifestyle and include accommodation and transport, as well as social activities...
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A local’s guide to Rome: 10 top tipsMonday the 14th, 2018
Contemporary Rome’s best bars, restaurants and culture are found in the southern neighbourhoods of Testaccio and Garbatella, a world away from the city-centre gladiators in plastic armour‘How do you cope with the tourists?” is a question that you get used to when living in Rome. But the...
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10 of the best travel apps … that you'll actually useSaturday the 2nd, 2016
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Top 10 summer solstice events across the UKThursday the 16th, 2016
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Taj Bangalore Hotel to Add 220 Guest RoomsTuesday the 15th, 2018
The Indian Hotels Company (IHCL), last week announced a major expansion of Taj Bangalore, adding 220 guest rooms along with additional facilities. The hotel opened its doors in December 2015 with 154 rooms. -
Luxury Tourism Spikes in Costa Rica - by Kacey BradleyWednesday the 28th, 2018
More folks experience luxury travel to invest in the self. Travelers crave a different kind of luxury these days, as more hotels offer the five-star experience. They aren’t looking at the number of stars anymore, nor do they desire to frequent the places that celebrities tend to go.... -
The Top Ten Things to Do in MajorcaTuesday the 20th, 2018
With 36 towns spanning its island, Majorca is a deceptively large place to visit and has much choice. It’s real capital, Palma, and its party-going capital, Magaluf, are two of its more well-known destinations, but there are many more with 4 star hotels in Majorca from where you can... -
JLL Real Views - Can Saudi Arabia Build a Popular Tourist Destination? - By Neasa MacErleanThursday the 31st, 2017
Tourism in the Middle East has long been dominated by the high-end resorts in Dubai, Egypt and Jordan yet they could soon have a new challenger in their midst. Saudi Arabia is turning its attention to tourism and entertainment as it seeks to not only reposition its economy but also meet a... -
Last Americans Rush to North Korea Ahead of Travel Ban - CNNMonday the 28th, 2017
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Pain in Spain: Are Tourists Still Welcome? - BBCThursday the 17th, 2017
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Vancouver Island Boasts One of the Most Expensive Luxury Hotels in the WorldMonday the 24th, 2017
A resort in Vancouver Island ranks among the most expensive hotels in the world, according to a survey conducted by Luxury-Hotels.com. -
InterContinental Bora Bora Resort & Thalasso Spa Unveils 10 Pool Overwater VillasTuesday the 11th, 2017
The Pool Premium Overwater Villas offer horizon infinity views and the Pool Overwater Villas feature scenic sights of the lagoon and beach. Modern and luxurious, the one-bedroom villas feature sleek, contemporary décor with Polynesian touches, each encompassing 1,345 square-feet including...
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