By The Travel Magazine | Rupert Parker | 7/7/2025 5:02 AM

Snuggling up to Belgium, the forests of the French Ardennes are split by the River Meuse, its banks overlooked by impressive fortresses and charming villages. The post Guide to the French Ardennes, France appeared first on The Travel Magazine. ... Read full Story

By The Travel Magazine | Sharron Livingston | 7/4/2025 9:07 AM

The newly revamped David Whitney Hotel in Detroit is iconic, historic and stunning. The post Hotel David Whitney review, Detroit, Michigan, USA appeared first on The Travel Magazine. ... Read full Story

By Wanderlust | Lola Méndez | 7/3/2025 11:58 PM

Look beyond destinations famed for their Pride parades (like London this weekend) in favour of these underrated spots The post 9 up-and-coming LGBTQ+ destinations across the globe appeared first on Wanderlust. ... Read full Story

By World Travel Magazine | Staff Writer | 7/3/2025 11:30 AM

If you’re heading to London this summer and fancy an Afternoon Tea that’s more Voulez-Vous than Victorian, there’s one place that’s turning teatime into a full-blown ABBA-inspired party. Just a few minutes from the Novello Theatre—where the MAMMA MIA! musical has been shimmying its way through the West End for an astonishing 26 years—you’ll find […] The post The MAMMA MIA! Afternoon Tea Experience You Never Knew You Needed first appeared on World Travel Magazine. ... Read full Story

By The Travel Magazine | Sharron Livingston | 7/3/2025 8:00 AM

Kynren takes audiences on a breathtaking journey through 2,000 years of iconic British history, myth and legend. The post EVENT: Kynren – An Epic Tale of England – outdoor theatre production – July to September appeared first on The Travel Magazine. ... Read full Story

By World Travel Magazine | Rachel Owens | 7/2/2025 2:28 PM

Where Time Lounges and Luxury Lingers: A Sensory Escape to Taormina. There are places that sparkle on postcards—and then there’s Taormina. Suspended between the sky and the Ionian Sea, this Sicilian gem doesn’t just seduce; it envelops. With its ancient amphitheatres, sun-drenched piazzas, and terraces spilling over with bougainvillaea, Taormina is a stage for life’s […] The post Taormina’s Spell: Helicopters, Heritage & the High Life in Sicily first appeared on World Travel Magazine. ... Read full Story

By World Travel Magazine | Rachel Owens | 7/1/2025 4:39 AM

From sun-drenched beach shacks to chic hillside hideouts, Sri Lanka’s café culture is a mirror of the island’s evolving soul. Fuelled by the rise of creative locals, adventurous travellers, and a booming wellness wave, cafés across the island now serve more than just caffeine—they offer identity, community, and escape. Whether you’re sipping a turmeric latte […] The post Where to Café-Hop in Sri Lanka: 10 Must-Visit Spots first appeared on World Travel Magazine. ... Read full Story

By World Travel Magazine | Christine Lee | 6/30/2025 7:41 AM

There are private islands—and then there’s Little Jumby. Floating just off the northern coast of Antigua, this tiny slice of Caribbean heaven houses one of the region’s newest and most exclusive hideaways: The Hut. It’s not just a beach club—it’s a destination in itself. Accessible only by boat, framed by swathes of turquoise sea, and […] The post The Hut at Little Jumby: Private Island Daydream Off Antigua’s Coast first appeared on World Travel Magazine. ... Read full Story

By World Travel Magazine | Christine Lee | 6/30/2025 3:45 AM

There’s a moment, just as the Penang sun begins to dip, when the white façade of Macalister Mansion glows like an old film reel—washed in gold, humming with secrets. And on its terrace, where life-sized rattan tigers prowl through a forest of palm trees and bamboo giraffes peer from behind Toile de Jouy parasols, it’s […] The post Dioriviera in Penang: Escape & Birth of Malaysian Riviera first appeared on World Travel Magazine. ... Read full Story

By Wanderlust | Team Wanderlust | 6/30/2025 2:30 AM

Follow in the tracks of the hardy cameleers, whose coast-to-coast journeys paved the way for an iconic rail route The post Riding The Ghan between Darwin and Adelaide, Australia appeared first on Wanderlust. ... Read full Story

By World Travel Magazine | Christine Lee | 6/30/2025 1:38 AM

Ibiza has always been more than a party. For those of us who live half our lives from a carry-on and the other half in oversized sunglasses, it’s a season — a feeling. And this summer, one of fashion’s oldest icons decided to crash the scene. Boldly. Beautifully. British-ly. Burberry’s seasonal popup at The Standard, […] The post Ibiza’s Chicest Rooftop: Burberry at The Standard first appeared on World Travel Magazine. ... Read full Story

By Wanderlust | Team Wanderlust | 6/29/2025 4:56 AM

With the USA’s Native Nations finding new ways to share their culture with travellers, CEO of the American Indian Alaska Native Tourism Association Sherry L Rupert reveals how you can connect with Indigenous communities across the country The post Six ways to experience Indigenous cultures in the USA appeared first on Wanderlust. ... Read full Story

By The Travel Magazine | Sharron Livingston | 6/27/2025 1:10 PM

I have had several pairs of KEEN shoes over the years and have always… The post KEEN’s Specific Leiki hiking shoe reviewed. appeared first on The Travel Magazine. ... Read full Story

By The Travel Magazine | Natasha Blair | 6/27/2025 11:25 AM

A Midsummer Night’s Dream at London's The Bridge Theatre is reimagined and great fun. The post Reimagined and great fun – A Midsummer Night’s Dream reviewed appeared first on The Travel Magazine. ... Read full Story

By The Travel Magazine | Sophie Ibbotson | 6/27/2025 9:59 AM

The Aral Sea offers a unique travel experience. Find out why you should visit this remarkable region while it still has water. The post 5 Reasons to visit the Aral Sea, Karakalpakstan – before it’s too late appeared first on The Travel Magazine. ... Read full Story

By The Travel Magazine | Nick Dalton | 6/27/2025 8:58 AM

In Laugharne, long-time home of writer Dylan Thomas, this spectacular spot is growing bigger and better. The post A panoramic look at Wales from Dylan Coastal Resort appeared first on The Travel Magazine. ... Read full Story

By Wanderlust | Gareth Clark | 6/26/2025 12:21 PM

Shanghai is a city and financial hub built on rivers and a huge delta. Its recently revamped waterways, creeks and canals are offering modern-day travellers a unique way to get beneath the skin of Shanghai. The post  Shanghai: The city that still thrives on its waters appeared first on Wanderlust. ... Read full Story

By The Travel Magazine | Valery Collins | 6/26/2025 8:26 AM

Explore how Sri Lanka is embracing sustainability through Jetwing Hotels and Earthbound Creations for a greener future. The post Sustainability Success Stories from Sri Lanka appeared first on The Travel Magazine. ... Read full Story

By Wanderlust | Lynn Houghton | 6/26/2025 7:54 AM

A burgeoning arts district, avant-garde galleries and new daily flights from London mean this Pennsylvania city should be on every art-lover’s bucket list. The post Rivers of steel and paint: Why Pittsburgh is the USA’s next big art town  appeared first on Wanderlust. ... Read full Story

By World Travel Magazine | Christine Lee | 6/25/2025 8:36 AM

A recent visit to Tokyo reminded me that amid its kinetic energy, the city offers surprising spaces of tranquillity. Hidden behind glass doors and garden gates are cafés that feel more like greenhouses than eateries—where foliage cascades from the ceiling, sunlight dapples wooden tables, and your coffee break turns into a botanical retreat. Whether tucked […] The post Tokyo in Bloom: 10 Botanical Cafés for a Lush Escape first appeared on World Travel Magazine. ... Read full Story