In light of the Prime Minister’s announcement last week, international travel isn’t likely to resume any time soon – which means hitting the slopes at some point in the next few months is well and truly off the cards. That said, when resorts do eventually begin to reopen, it’s going to be important to know what to expect. We spoke to managing director of Ski Solutions, Craig Burton, to find out more.

Going abroad feels a bit of a way off, but if you’re bored of the same walking routes, it might be time to start planning a trip to one of the UK’s National Parks ready for when restrictions begin to ease. With beautiful landscapes spanning England, Scotland and Wales, there’s something for everyone – whether you want a local family day trip or a week-long adventure. Here are ten spots to bookmark for later.

If you’re eager to plan your first trip for post lockdown, there are some important changes coming into effect you need to know about. To find out how Brexit will affect your holidays to the continent, from passport updates to entry requirements, we asked the experts to answer some questions.

Few men are more qualified to offer Scotland recommendations than Ian G Black. One glance at the photographer's Instagram feed indicates he knows every nook and cranny of the key cities - along with much of the expansive rural lands too. Here, he reveals his must-visits across the country...

If you’re desperate to book a holiday thankfully there are now plenty of places we’re allowed to visit again. But with restrictions still in place in many destinations, it’s essential to know where it’s possible to go and what you have to do once you get there. If you live in England (rules vary in different parts of the UK), these are the countries with open travel corridors right now…

Christmas 2020 is going to be a bit different, but with the restrictions come opportunities. Perhaps this is the year just the two of you can finally settle in beside a roaring fire in a country retreat, or explore the great outdoors and take on a Boxing Day swim. Here are eight of the UK’s best luxury hotels for a last-minute booking over the Christmas period…

If 2020 is any indication, the travel industry may never look the same again – but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. We spoke to several of the sector’s leading experts to find out their predictions for 2021. From sustainable trips to bucket list destinations, here are some of the top trends to know for next year.

As a city, London has some of the best green spaces on offer and what better time to explore them than now? From short strolls in East London to long walks by the Thames, here are the ten of the best trails in the capital.

Since the start of the pandemic, research estimates the global travel and tourism industry has lost over £1 trillion, with UK businesses set to lose up to £22 billion in revenue this year alone. It’s staggeringly clear that this is a sector which needs our help. From postponing your trip instead of cancelling, to donating to local conservation projects, here are ten ways to support the industry right now.

Owning a dog is the perfect excuse to get outside and move more. From National Trust woodlands in the Home Counties, to long walking trails on the coast, here are some of the best circuits to bookmark in the south east – plus the dog-friendly apps to help you find your way.

Like the sound of long walks, open fires and hot tubs beneath the stars? If you're looking to get away from it all, a luxury log cabin could be your ideal base for a staycation. From Scandinavian-style wooden lodges to plush coastal hideaways for two, here are some of the coolest cabins the UK has to offer.

Need a break but can’t risk two weeks of quarantine afterwards? The UK is one of the best places in the world to go hiking – and walking is one of the best activities for improving your mental health. From quiet, head-clearing weekends away to more serious adventures, here are nine British destinations worth knowing.