In previous Magic of Motorhoming articles we’ve shared insights into key areas including selecting makes and models, check…

We set off after a leisurely wander around the town seeing the gentle bustle of the great country. Sri Lanka is a much calmer beast than India, its people are smiling, courteous, helpful and have a wicked sense of humour. At one street food stall we stopped for a vegetable roti (really well spiced and not hot….but with a ‘ball burning’ aubergine chutney to go with it) and fresh coconut milk.

Travelling towards Giritale today, we stopped to view the magnificent Standing Buddha of Aukana, which reaches twelve metres high. Sculpted in the fifth century by a master craftsman, it's still relatively isolated in its jungle setting and as with many of the places visited so far was not crowded with tourists.

As rain is forecast to continue across much of the UK, one Peak District hotel is making a contrarian claim: that rain, not sunshine, creates the most romantic hotel stays. According to Losehill House, grey skies, mist and drizzle are not something to work around - they can be the secret ingredient of a truly memorable British break.

Both restless and relentlessly curious, Nigel Buckland is the epitome of a traveller, in the gratifyingly anachronistic manner of Eric Newby and Wilfred Thesiger.

As the prospect of snow, howling winds and sheeting rain continuing to batter the UK, the lure of sunshine, stunning beaches and stimulating new cultures beckons. With a myriad of destinations from Mauritius to Mexico offering long haul packages and, closer to home, the Canaries, the Algarve and Cyprus vying for business, choices are driven by time and budget constraints.

Large automatic glass doors open onto a spacious vestibule, and a sign says it all – ‘Welcome to Thorpe Park Hotel’ – and nothing could be further from the truth, as a warm welcome awaits from the moment you set foot in this modern spa hotel.

Airports may feel permanently chaotic, but travel experts say there’s one day that consistently flies under the radar — and it isn’t the weekend.

Group Editor Andrew Palmer returns to his beloved Portuguese coastal retreat, where fishing village charm meets cosmopolitan sophistication—and discovers why some places improve with every visit As the train pulls away from Lisbon's Cais do Sodré station, I settle into what has become a ritual journey westward along Portugal's Atlantic coast.

Grand Brasserie Restaurant in New York City Redefining French Elegance in Grand Central Terminal In a city where dining experiences are as iconic as its skyline, Grand Brasserie restaurant offers something rare: timeless French sophistication served within the architectural majesty of Grand Central Terminal's Vanderbilt Hall.

When the festive decorations start to look as jaded as many of us feel and the weather forecast is beyond depressing; it’s time to seek new adventures in exotic climes. While this may sound challenging, both geographically and financially, especially if you only have a few days off work, it is more do-able than you may think.

Is a walking break in the Peak District in December a sensible idea, or just a triumph of optimism over common sense? The days are short, the weather can turn on you without warning, and the romance of winter walking often looks better in theory than in practice. But sometimes you get lucky. We did.

Daish’s Holidays, an independent family-owned coach holiday company, is busy decking the halls of what promises to be a busy festive season. With guests booked in across the company’s 11 hotels, including the Esplanade Hotel in Scarborough, the company is looking forward to this year’s much-loved Tinsel & Turkey, Christmas, and Twixmas breaks.

The allure of Scotland, with its shimmering lochs, vast tracts of golden beaches, majestic castles and celebrated cities, makes it a dynamic destination for long and short breaks. With 94 of the country’s 900 diverse islands inhabited, Scotland is brimming with a tapestry of civilizations and discoveries dating back to the First Century AD with the arrival of the Romans.

Prepare to be pleasantly surprised when you visit Poland – and that’s a profound understatement! Now, look, I can’t claim to be an expert on this Slavic country after spending a mere five days there on a Jet2 ‘citybreak’ - but I will say everything about it impressed me and made me want to return for more.

Laos and Cambodia are neighbouring countries in South East Asia who share rich cultural heritages, war torn histories, and the mighty Mekong river whose delta is known as the ‘Rice Bowl’ of Asia.

Stepping into Blackpool’s Imperial Hotel is like discovering a major part of the resort’s history. The seeds of The Imperial’s story were first sown in 1863 when the North Pier was completed and became an attraction for elite visitors. Up until then Blackpool has only been visited by mill workers when factories closed down for the week.

The husband-and-wife team behind two of Yorkshire’s most beloved getaways, Howgill Lodge and Catgill Farm Camping & Glamping, have achieved a remarkable double success in this year’s UK campsite.co.uk awards.

Nestled near the riverbank of the River Wharfe in the picture-postcard village of Burnsall is The Red Lion – truly a destination for all seasons. Dating back to the 16th century, this charming coaching inn is the perfect place to enjoy a countryside getaway, a tasty meal or simply a pint of their award-winning ale at whatever time of year you visit.

In our last Magic of Motorhoming article, we looked at key areas including classifications - and whether to buy new or used - to help you decide the best fit for your travel adventures.

Meet the German hotelier who turned 600 years of toy-making heritage into an inspired hospitality concept—complete with puzzles in the lobby and Playmobil in the corridors. I didn't expect to find myself back in Nuremberg so soon after my last visit, but the pull of this city—with its charm, characteristic red roofs, and imposing castle—drew me back.

Nestled in the heart of Nuremberg's historic old town stands a treasure trove of childhood wonders— the Spielzeugmuseum Nürnberg, or Nuremberg Toy Museum. This captivating institution tells the story of centuries of play, imagination, and craftsmanship, all housed within the remarkable walls of Karlstraße 13.

Two historic inns team up to offer hassle-free hiking experience along the Sandstone Trail. A new two-night walking package is giving visitors the chance to explore one of Cheshire's most scenic trails without the usual logistics headache.

Norway is a land of contrasts, from the historic and bustling city of Bergen to its famed lakes and mountain vistas. Norway's majestic fjords serve as its crowning feature. Here wild and wonderful glaciers and powerful waterfalls nestle side by side with picture postcard villages and fruit-growing orchards. No matter how many times you visit Norway, there’s always something new to be seen.