By World Travel Magazine | Vishal Jain | 7/31/2025 4:15 AM
There are places that whisper wealth. And then there are those that never need to. Saint-Barthélemy is the latter. For India’s discerning elite—those who measure their holidays in moments rather than miles, and whose sense of luxury is rooted in privacy, provenance, and poetic setting—this island is not a getaway. It is a quiet revelation. […]
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By The Travel Magazine | Susie Boulton | 7/30/2025 10:58 AM
Sea, sun and sand were not on the agenda for our ten-day tour of…
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By The Travel Magazine | Susie Boulton | 7/30/2025 6:52 AM
Hotel Jetwing Vil Uyana is a superb eco-retreat and haven of wildlife, where luxury thatched dwellings are ensconced among five habitats.
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Green-minded hotels are sprouting up across Vietnam – and not just in the countryside. From urban boltholes with a conscience to rustic ecolodges and luxury beach resorts with their own forest reserves, we look at Vietnam’s new wave of responsible stays
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Want to see these beautiful big cats for yourself? Head to India, where tiger numbers have doubled in the past decade
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By World Travel Magazine | Rachel Owens | 7/29/2025 6:10 AM
Orient Express Returns to Travel’s Golden Age—This Time by Sea. Orient Express, long synonymous with romance, refinement, and railway prestige, is preparing to unfurl its sails. The Orient Express Corinthian, expected to launch in June 2026, is the first of two anticipated sailing yachts from the brand and will mark a significant expansion of its […]
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Oslo’s Øya Festival 2025
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After scenes of visitors out of their vehicles at the Kogatende river crossing caused a storm on social media, we thought it was time for a refresher on responsible animal encounters during the Serengeti migration
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We pick some of the best trips for solo travellers who want to see the world on their own terms
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By World Travel Magazine | Christine Lee | 7/28/2025 5:24 AM
Ngorongoro Crater Safari: The Best Luxury Lodges, Wildlife & Experiences. Some places ask to be admired. Others ask to be felt. Ngorongoro does both—and then, with the gentlest hush of wind through mossy forest, it asks you to pause. To look again. And to truly listen. Perched over 2,000 meters above sea level in Tanzania’s […]
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By The Travel Magazine | Rupert Parker | 7/28/2025 4:14 AM
The final 100 kilometres from Vigo to Santiago de Compostela
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When and how to apply for the new visa waiver to visit 30 European countries for third-country nationals.
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We list the countries the FCDO advise against travel to due to political concerns, natural disasters and safety.
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From Robinson Crusoe and Lord of the Flies to Lost and Battle Royale, here's where these iconic movies were shot
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There is more to Ibiza than beauty and reputation. It is an outstanding destination where the Bohemian spirit meets quiet luxury at the Mediterranean. Keep reading for more information.
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If you know the risks, pregnancy should never be a barrier to travel, writes Dr Sophie Nelson
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Peel back the historical layers and uncover the natural beauty of this peaceful corner of south-western France
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It has been 100 years since F Scott Fitzgerald’s Jazz Age masterpiece The Great Gatsby was first published, yet the ‘Gold Coast’ mansions of New York State that inspired it have lost none of their lustre
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From beaches in the Isle of Skye to museums in Bolivia, dinosaurs are easy to find – if you know where to look
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Invaders and occupiers all left their mark on Spain’s Balearic Islands, but the heart of its seasonal and sustainable cuisine has always lain in its people’s ingrained self-sufficiency, writes Jeff Koehler in his latest read, The Spanish Mediterranean Islands Cookbook
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“When Moira reached her mother on the phone, it was hard to take in any information other than that she was being sent away. ‘Babysitting and secretarial work?’ Moira said without saying hello. ‘Organizing lessons?’ ‘Hello, Moira,’ Nina said. ‘Let’s drop this petulant teenager routine.’ ‘I am a petulant teenager.’” — Keziah Weir, The Mythmakers: A Novel, 2023
Did you know?
Petulant may have changed its meaning over the years, but it has retained its status as “word most people would not use to describe themselves in a job interview.” Hailing from Middle French and Latin, petulant began its English tenure in the late 16th century with the meaning recorded in our unabridged dictionary as “wanton or immodest in speech or behavior”—in other words, “lewd” or “obscene.” The word eventually softened, at least somewhat, from describing those who are forward in—shall we say—prurient ways, to those who are forward by being merely rude and angrily bold. Today the word is most commonly used to describe someone acting snippy and snippety, snappish and snappy, displaying an often childish ill or short temper of the kind that tends to arise from annoyance at not getting one’s way.