EEleanor Edström
Associate Editor

This cruise along Japan’s coast visits volcanoes, temples and atomic bomb sites
What does it mean to rebuild beauty in the shadow of catastrophe? A springtime cruise along Japan’s southern coast reveals the answer.
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New study: these are Europe’s cleanest swimming spots – and the dirtiest
Looking for the best places to swim in Europe this summer? A new study has revealed the countries with the cleanest swimming waters – and a few destinations that might leave you thinking twice before diving in.
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BREAKING: Australia lowers travel warning for Middle Eastern countries
In big news, the Australian government has officially changed its travel advice for five Middle Eastern countries from ‘do not travel’ (Level 4) to ‘reconsider your need to travel’ (Level 3). Here's what it means for travellers.
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It’s Puffin season! Here’s where to spot them in Scotland
Scotland's windswept coast is puffin-packed once more.
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This iconic UK train just got a Baz Luhrmann makeover
The British Pullman, A Belmond Train, has revelaed a cinematic new dining carriage designed by beloved filmmaker Baz Luhrmann and Oscar-winning costume and production designer Catherine Martin.
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Visiting London? These gorgeous bluebell woods are blooming just one hour away
Don't miss this fairyland day trip from London before it's too late.
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What it’s like to stay at Hyatt Regency Tokyo, a revived Shinjuku icon
After extensive renovations completed in 2025, longstanding Shinjuku address Hyatt Regency Tokyo is shining once again.
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British Airways will allow voice and video calls on flights
Following a partnership with Elon Musk’s Wi-Fi provider Starlink, British Airways is shaking up air travel norms by allowing in-flight calls.
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The world’s longest coastal trail is opening in England
After 18 years and seven prime ministers, the 4327-kilometre King Charles III England Coast Path has been inaugurated.
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