The greatest safari in the world where guests fly to African lodges in an Emirates A319 PRIVATE JET

It’s being billed as ‘the greatest safari in the world’ – though some might conclude that it’s the greatest holiday in the world. Full stop. Unsurprisingly, it’s not cheap. You’ll need to find $125,000 (£102,000) to book a place on the ‘Roar Africa Emirates Executive Private Jet Safari’, but for that whopping sum, you’ll go … Read more

Fascinating speeded-up LNER cab ride footage shows a train hurtling through the Highlands at 830mph

Fascinating speeded-up driver’s-eye footage shows a train hurtling through the Scottish Highlands at the equivalent of 830mph LNER has released time-lapse footage of a trip from Carrbridge to Edinburgh The journey would normally take three hours – the clip lasts seven minutes  There is also drone footage of an Azuma on the highest point in … Read more

Exclusive for Mail on Sunday readers: Voyage to the Northern Lights with Ben Fogle

Exclusive for Mail on Sunday readers: Voyage to the Northern Lights with Ben Fogle – join the TV presenter on a Norwegian fjord cruise to see the spectacular display By Mail on Sunday Reporter Published: 22:01 BST, 23 May 2020 | Updated: 12:01 BST, 25 May 2020 Watching the magical Northern Lights dance across the … Read more

Britain’s best hotels, B&Bs and perfect pubs with rooms from Cornwall to Scotland

Step back in time, a century or so ago, and this green and pleasant land of ours was blessed with inns and hostelries to welcome weary travellers. But 50 years ago the domestic market paled and could not compete with the lure of a foreign tan and exotic sights. Now, though, home-grown hospitality has come … Read more

DJ and broadcaster Mike Read recalls his travel adventures including a scary flight to Brussels

Checking in… Mike Read: The DJ and broadcaster talks about playing with The Jolly Boys in Jamaica and a frightening flight to Brussels By Richard Webber For The Daily Mail Published: 09:54 BST, 23 May 2020 | Updated: 09:59 BST, 25 May 2020 DJ and broadcaster Mike Read This week DJ and broadcaster Mike Read … Read more

Why escape Brussels to kowtow to Beijing, asks former Australian prime minister TONY ABBOTT

Along with killing tens of thousands of people in countries such as Britain, and inflicting years of subsequent economic pain, the corona crisis should drive lasting change in our perceptions of China. It’s not that this virus has changed the nature of the Chinese regime; but it has made its repressive, secretive and self-aggrandising side … Read more

Why escape Brussels to kowtow to Beijing, asks former Australian prime minister TONY ABBOTT

Along with killing tens of thousands of people in countries such as Britain, and inflicting years of subsequent economic pain, the corona crisis should drive lasting change in our perceptions of China. It’s not that this virus has changed the nature of the Chinese regime; but it has made its repressive, secretive and self-aggrandising side … Read more

DJ and broadcaster Mike Read talks recalls his travel adventures

Checking in… Mike Read: The DJ and broadcaster talks about playing with The Jolly Boys in Jamaica and a frightening flight to Brussels By Richard Webber For The Daily Mail Published: 09:54 BST, 23 May 2020 | Updated: 10:05 BST, 23 May 2020 DJ and broadcaster Mike Read This week DJ and broadcaster Mike Read … Read more

It’s time to stride out on Yorkshire’s captivating coast from Scarborough to Saltburn-by-the-Sea

Britain at its best: It’s time to stride out on Yorkshire’s captivating coast The 110-mile Cleveland Way trail weaves its way around North Yorkshire Daily Mail’s Bill Cole tackled a stretch from Scarborough to Saltburn-by-the-Sea He took in the port town of Whitby, famous for its fish and chips and Abbey   By Bill Coles For … Read more

Are the Cook Islands, in the Pacific Ocean with dreamy beaches, the most beautiful in the world?

Brightly illuminated orange letters at Rarotonga airport cry: ‘Kia orana!’ You’ll hear those words a lot if you’re lucky enough to visit this tiny, lushly forested extinct volcano rearing from the Pacific bed. They mean ‘may you live long’ in Maori, and the etiquette is to reply ‘kia orana’. Make sure you do: bleary-eyed after … Read more