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UK travellers are more determined than ever to prioritise holidays, with overseas travel firmly at the top of the agenda despite ongoing economic pressures.

Stressed, tired and desperate for a break, millions of Brits are rethinking how they holiday, with new research revealing that travel is increasingly being used as a vital mental health reset rather than a luxury.

It was a gloomy Monday in January when a friend and I rolled into the Farncombe Estate. On a day like that, what else is there to do but pull up at a luxury hotel and surrender to a little rest and relaxation? Grey skies, quiet roads and no pressing agenda — this, I thought, is very much the life.

According to a January 2026 report on seaside winter getaways, Dubai is the best coastal destination to visit during this cold season.

If you are wondering where to travel in 2026, the answer depends on whether you crave the vibrancy of city life or the serenity of remote escapes.

For sun, cultural immersion, and a vibrant calendar of upcoming events and activities, India stands out as an unbeatable travel destination this winter.

One of Brighton’s most iconic landmarks, The Grand Hotel epitomises timeless elegance for the modern traveller. Perfectly positioned on the seafront by the historic West Pier, the hotel now offers far more than an exceptional address.

Sunshine Saturday, the first Saturday in January, is the UK’s busiest day for holiday bookings. With millions expected to lock in their 2026 getaways, prices can soar, but smart planning can help travellers avoid paying over the odds. 

Many people are adding exciting travel plans to their 2026 bucket lists. However, travelling frequently can be challenging due to time or financial constraints.

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