Inspiration
Just 30 minutes from Byron, you can capture its bygone holiday magic
Just beyond the famed coastal spot, find gourmet meals, distilleries and stunning country hamlets that hardly anyone knows about – perfect for busy school holiday periods.
- by Craig Tansley
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NYC myths that are totally false (plus some that are surprisingly true)
No, you don’t need to be rich to eat here, and locals are unfairly maligned as “rude”. After 15 years of living in New York City, here’s what I’ve learnt.
- by Kristie Kellahan
Eight of the most beautiful places to visit in Montenegro
Neighbours Croatia and Albania might get all the glory, but with wildly pretty landscapes and thrumming cities, this tiny country deserves to be your new European go-to.
- by Kate Bettes
How does Vanuatu compare with holiday favourite Fiji? I found out
Having visited Fiji countless times, I was keen to see the difference between the two Pacific nations – and there were some notable distinctions.
- by Sheriden Rhodes
Lonely Planet’s 20 expert tips for solo women travellers
Travel advice from experienced Lonely Planet travel writers who have hit the trails on their own – including one woman who visited every country in the world.
- by Jessica Nabongo
Port guide: Kobe, Japan
This mid-sized port gets overlooked thanks to neighbours Kyoto, Nara and Osaka but is one of Japan’s most energetic and attractive urban destinations.
- by Brian Johnston
Travel quiz: In which nation will you find the Aitutaki Lagoon?
Are you an expert traveller? Test your knowledge with this week’s quiz.
What you need to know about travel to the FIFA World Cup
The US, Canada and Mexico will host the 2026 edition of the most-watched sporting event on the planet – the FIFA World Cup. But will cup travel be simple?
- by Julietta Jameson
Lost cities, stunning scenery: Why ‘Forgotten America’ is unforgettable
With pristine national parks, glorious coastline and rich indigenous culture and history, what’s not to love about Central America?
- by Sue Williams
A surprise celebrity chef joined my Mediterranean cruise
Passengers never know before boarding who their on-board chef instructor will be, but there’s every chance they’ll find someone as fascinating as we did.
- by Katrina Lobley
What Japanese people wish tourists knew, but are too polite to say
It’s not just amateur photographers chasing geisha down Kyoto streets – these are the most irritating visitor faux pas, according to an etiquette expert.
- by Lee Tulloch
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