UK Travel

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.

Searches for UK day trips in January 2026 have skyrocketed by 302% compared to last year, as people swap airport hassle and big budgets for a quieter escape.

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.

As many families and friends find themselves spread out across various pockets of the UK, a staycation can be the perfect opportunity to catch up and make memories.

Looking for a cosy last-minute Christmas escape? From beachfront surfing houses in Cornwall to New Forest hideaways and luxury farm stays with hot tubs, these UK properties deliver everything you need for a festive break

To help dog owners discover their next sunrise stroll, Canine Cottages analysed factors such as the percentage of dog-friendly walks against the conditions that matter most during the darker months, from sky clarity and sunlight intensity to air crispness and overall walkability.

The festive season is here, and with it, the arrival of one of the most loved Christmas Markets in the country – York’s St Nicholas Fair, running from the 13th of November to the 21st of December, open 10am-7pm daily.

Fed up with elbowing your way along heaving National Trust paths every weekend? You’re not the only one.

Nestled on the East Coast of Devon lies a hidden gem that’s fast becoming known as the perfect spot for a winter wellness retreat.

New analysis reveals the UK’s most chaotic airports at Christmas – with London Gatwick ranking as the worst hotspot for festive travel disruption.