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Sunday 5 July 2009

 

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Liz Anderson

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Beautiful Zadar

Charlotte Metcalf

17th June, 2009

Charlotte Metcalf visits Europe’s next big and buzzing tourist destination

I prefer Tamil Nadu

Nicholas Coleridge

17th June, 2009

The novelist and Condé Nast supremo on his favourite Indian destination

In love with Aphrodite Hills

Kate Newman

17th June, 2009

Kate Newman relaxes in a sophisticated ‘CentreParcs’ on Cyprus

The Grand Tours

Charlotte Metcalf

17th June, 2009

Charlotte Metcalf reports on the art you can enjoy on your travels this year

A Gastronomic Guide to Spain

11th June, 2009

A supplement produced by The Spectator on behalf of the Spanish Tourist Office.

Down memory beach

Louise Prior

22nd April, 2009

Louise Prior revisits her roots with a sun-filled weekend on Dorset’s Jurassic Coast

Something for the weekend

Emma-Jane Hadley

22nd April, 2009

Cool Britannia

Travelling with...

Raymond Blanc

22nd April, 2009

Q&A

A life on the ocean wave

Louise Prior

18th March, 2009

Cruising these days can involve every kind of exciting activity, writes Louise Prior: if you allow it to, that is

The best cruise ship sundecks for 2009

18th March, 2009

Expert advice from review site CruiseCritic.co.uk on the best cruise ship sundecks for 2009

Travelling with...

Peter Shanks

18th March, 2009

Peter Shanks, chief commercial officer, Carnival UK

Westward Ho!

Lucinda Baring

18th March, 2009

Lucinda Baring may be spoiled for life after skiing at Whistler in the Canadian Rockies

Venture further afield for this year’s bargains

Louise Prior

18th February, 2009

Move over Paris, New York and Rome, there are other cities stealing your short-break thunder this spring, thanks to much better exchange rates. Louise Prior sees what’s on offer

Travelling with...

Geoffrey J.W. Kent

18th February, 2009

Geoffrey J.W. Kent, founder of Abercrombie & Kent

La Belle Hélène

Jonathan Ray

21st January, 2009

Jonathan Ray is charmed by this Anglo-French jewel of the Caribbean

A grown-up gap year

Oscar Humphries

21st January, 2009

Standing in front of a Tiepolo depicting the stealing of John the Baptist’s body, the woman next to me told me to tuck my shirt in.

Behind closed doors

Charlotte Metcalf

21st January, 2009

Lord Charles FitzRoy, founding director of Fine Art Travel, has been a friend since university, but I am ashamed to say that I had never sampled one of his tours until I finally flew to Madrid in November.

No rest until Budapest

Joseph Connolly

21st January, 2009

I really am so very hopeless a traveller, I often wonder why I do it at all.

Not just for Christmas

Matthew Dennison

29th December, 2008

Matthew Dennison extols the virtues of a rare but distinguished breed

Mind your manners

Jeremy Clarke

11th December, 2008

Jeremy Clarke takes a cruise up the Nile and finds the spirit of service to be almost unnerving

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