Needing to rest her feet after her adventure on the Strictly dancefloor, pop star Sophie Ellis-Bextor took her children and husband away to the sands of the Caribbean for a spot of January sunshine in ever-idyllic Antigua.
The range, which will be exclusively available in Harrods in London from April, comprises a set of three, four-wheel trolley cases, with luxury quilted leather interior linings in black and orange, and a cabin case.
Luxury car firm Ferrari has announced plans to open its first European theme park at the PortAventura resort near Barcelona. The 100million-euro (£83million) adventure park is due to open in 2016 and will include Europe's fastest and highest 'vertical accelerator' as well as a driving simulators, shops and restaurants and a 250-room five star hotel created in the shape of an F1 front wing.
Germany has so many great cities, says Frank Barrett, that you may want to see them all. He takes to the road for a tour of Berlin, Frankfurt and Munich.
After ten minutes, Max Wooldridge was really not sure what he had let himself in for - signing up for a day of rollercoaster thrills at giant theme park PortAventura.
The beautiful new Weather Radical poster illustrates the temperature and conditions in 35 cities around the world for every day in 2013.
Holidaymakers were warned over violence in Istanbul after the funeral of a 15-year-old descended into clashes in the popular city break destination.
Tunisia was the start-point for the Arab Spring three years ago - but there is no sign of anything but calm days as Nina Myskow visits Hammamet for some winter sun.
Coming to the capital next weekend, the London Cruise Show 2014 is a grand showcase for the wonders of a seaborne holiday, says Caroline Hendrie.
US astronaut Jon McBride went into orbit on the Space Shuttle. He talks to Chris Leadbeater about how he would go back if he could - and the rise of space tourism.
The designer was speaking at a party celebrating the launch of Chanel's new flagship store on London's Regent Street when he heaped praise on the capital.
It takes two weeks to create, costs £140,000 and lasts for only a few months – but guests who can afford it now have the chance to design their very own suite in Sweden’s Ice Hotel.
Councils in Exmouth, Sidmouth and Seaton in Devon are splashing out to stop 'nuisance' gulls from nesting and disturbing people enjoying the seafront over summer.
Speaking about the opening of T2, Heathrow warned: 'The chance of a completely smooth opening for any airport terminal in the world is low.'
London is road testing 'intelligent' pedestrian crossings designed to read the requirements of the crossing throngs.
With diminishing numbers of protesters and Bangkok's roads open once again, the city is now moving to end the state of emergency.
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From dining on stinging nettles and racing across the muddy beds of the River Blackwater, to watching Bognor's Bird Men soar through the sky, there are plenty of unusual attractions to choose from.
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MountainBase is advertising its skiing breaks in Morzine, in the French Alps, along with the slogan: 'Are schools in the UK taking the PISTE?'
The calf, who is still unnamed, arrived at the Midlands zoo after a 22 month pregnancy for mother Noorjahan. Today she stepped out to meet her public.
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Lisa Snowdon breakfasts with giraffes in Kenya...
Ben Fogle discovers the magical Azores...
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He is best known for playing Drew Kirk in the Australian soap in the late Nineties, but now Dan Paris is helping to promote the best of WA with his spectacular landscape shots.
Sarah Bradford discovers a wealth of archaeological and artistic history on her visit to Jordan but nothing surpasses the beauty and mystery of Petra.
John Torode talks to TravelMail about the delights of his native Australia and his culinary journey Down Under for his latest television show.
North-west Sardinia is as virginal as the Dalmatian coast, finds Quentin Letts, who grows fond of his shabby but not chic villa in the pretty port of Alghero.
Peru is a country of glorious highs and lows, from the Andean citadel of Machu Picchu to the dense jungles of the Amazon - as Claire Ellicott discovers.
Whether you're taking your family, are looking for an active break or are a solo traveller, there is a cruise to suite your tastes...
It is a place that few consider for a holiday. But Uruguay is gaining a reputation for great beaches and fine food. Chris Leadbeater takes a leisurely tour.
I was pedalling towards Cancale, the oyster capital of north Brittany on a 280-mile cycle ridefrom the Jurassic Coast of Dorset...
Escaping to the pretty Danish city was one enormous film set for The Bridge box set fan Jane Fryer.
Carol Driver had never been interested in the Maldives. But her first encounter with the Indian Ocean archipelago was a wonder on several levels.
Big-bottomed dancers are a must at the island's music festival. But Chris Jagger wonders how accepted Freddie would have been here...
With a high-speed train that connects Kent to the Spanish border town of Figueres, it is the best way for Tom Rawstorne to take his brood away.
For TV fans missing their fix of Breaking Bad, help is at hand - in the form of a set-jetting holiday inspired by the series. Holidaymakers will be able to enjoy a seven-night desert adventure in New Mexico, following in the footsteps of Walter White - the main character in the show.
With quirky culinary offerings and the world's only penis museum, Reykjavik makes for a rather surprising weekend break, says Deni Kirkova.
Serena Atkins imagined cruise ships to be floating steel skyscrapers. But then she stepped on board the elegant Star Flyer clipper...
They are creatures of familiar mannerisms - yet wild and endangered. Mark Nicholls heads to Borneo and the raw jungles of Indonesia.
Tom Parker Bowles hated the thought of a 'prison' holiday - until his children found the kids' club and he discovered the buffet at the Forte Village Resort...
Tucked away off the coast of South Australia, Kangaroo Island is - as its name suggests - a hive of nature. But it is also a place to escape...
Declan Warrington was lured to Istanbul by its historic wonders and famous clash of continents - but fell in love with the city for its richly sophisticated vibe.
An Italian holiday where you're guaranteed not to gain a pound? Peter Hardy tucks into the local delicacies guilt-free as he takes to two wheels for a cycling tour of the pretty villages of Piedmont - if only he had bought some lycra...
Jack Doyle and his wife discover a palace of luxury that prides itself on offering child-friendly activities and plenty to keep parents entertained...
It is often cast in the shadow of Tuscany, but Umbria is a grand place for a week of Italian sun - says a very contented Frank Barrett from his villa poolside.
Erica Crompton learns how to trace family history in a period setting on a working farm break at Acton Scott, the setting for the BBC Two series Victorian Farm.
When James Coney bought his son a water pistol, he should have seen the future. Thankfully, his decision to book a villa in Provence was more sound.
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The luxury floating island resort that could be the future of tourism - but it comes with a £145MILLION price tag!
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Britain's worst holiday photos revealed: Backs of heads, blurry penguins and rubbish views taken by truly terrible photographers
Peru authorities crackdown on naked photos and streaking at Machu Picchu, after photos and videos were posted online
On the up: Heathrow rises through the ranks of the Best Airport awards to be commended for ts food and drink options
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Top Gear Barbados! Lewis Hamilton to star in the Caribbean's first petrol-head festival alongside Jeremy Clarkson and his team
Hawaii night divers left stranded in ocean after 'DRUNK' boat captain abandons them 100 m from shore
Tickets go on sale for tours of the Coronation Street set for first time in 15 years - but it's only available for six months!
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The new ginger kitten that has taken up residence at Chartwell to comply with Winston Churchill's wishes
Heston Blumenthal to open 'nostalgic British cafe at Heathrow's new Terminal 2, which will serve fast food in a relaxed setting.
Route 66 remembered: New Oklahoma museum aims to keep alive the spirit (and the old Fifties adverts) of America's favourite road
Dancing Virgin America flight attendant delights passengers with high-kicking routine
The James Bond Lair: Step inside the super luxury 007 suite, complete with mirrored ceiling, Turkish bath and golden gun lamp
Liam Neeson urges tourists to 'discover the place' in new Northern Ireland ad campaign
Maastricht locals complain of rise in street dealers following 'pot tourism' crackdown that stops foreigners buying the drug
York issues the UK's first scented guidebook
The quirky book uses the latest technology to infuse the scents of chocolate, afternoon tea and wild moorlands.
The 3D crocodile escalator advert that's TOO realistic
The optical illusion looks as though the sharp-toothed beast will launch itself out of the water.
Doing it for the kids: Learning to write a children's book on a British seaside break
Max Wooldridge heads to Brighton for a creative two-day course.
Sunny side up: UK attractions enjoyed a bumper 2013 thanks to the warm summer
Major outdoor sites witnessing a surge in visitors last year...
Extreme Makeover! Thailand offers tourists chance to win a facelift
Three winners will each receive facial surgery and a luxury holiday...
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British Airways launches new 'day tripper' flights to Europe
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Great Wall of China GRAFFITI zone where you can leave your mark
Mutianyu, a famous section of the Great Wall, in Huairou district, will have an approved place.
10% of couples row within an HOUR of starting their holiday
And a quarter of people admitted to arguing with their partner just four hours into their trip.
Baked beans top the list as 62% of British holidaymakers admit to taking food abroad
76 per cent saying it's because 'equivalents abroad aren't as good'.
Most expensive hotels in the world? Head to Monte Carlo and Muscat
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High-wire act: The world's highest zip-line opens to intrepid skiers
Feeling brave? Then head to the French Alps for a 1.3km fly between two mountain peaks.
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Northern Flights! UK travellers snap stunning Aurora Borealis
Passengers on board a BA flight were treated to a rare display of the Northern Lights.
Child's play! Butlins hires three-year-old quality control officer
Sophia Jade Carr is to join the company's board of directors and will test pools, slides and toys.
The magic number! Formula reveals best time to book flights
CheapAir in the US and Skyscanner in the UK tell holidaymakers how to bag the cheapest flights.
The Crafty Traveller: How to cut the cost 
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The star of TV's Homes Under The Hammer was doing charity work in the country when he discovered a way to get up close and personal with our nearest primate cousins for a fraction of the cost...
With its elegant hotels, historic city centre, luxurious beach clubs and glorious views, Roberts thinks the island is Croatia's answer to Monaco.
This tiny island doesn't have the hustle and bustle of some of its Caribbean counterparts but my, it's easy on the eye...and gentle on the soul, as Sandy Gall explains.
There are grand journeys. And then there is the prospect of taking in nine Caribbean islands on a two-week cruise. Christopher Leake is overjoyed.
Would the comedian prefer laid-back Antigua or Peter Island's exclusive resort? And would the local island-hopping airline get him there on time?
Steve Nimmo had declared it Mission Impossible, but was pleasantly surprised when he decided to hit the slopes of France's Les Deux Alpes.
The Gambia has a reputation for being Africa's Costa del Sol, all bargain hotels and cheap packages. Yet Glenys Roberts finds a fantastic escape zone.
They are supposed to be the magical images that preserve our favourite travel moments for all time. But sometimes, holiday photos can go horribly wrong.
TV weather girl Lucy Verasamy ditches her phone and the net as she heads down Burma's Chindwin River to villages that have never seen a Westerner...
Warsaw suffered a tough 20th century. But it recalls its past in a way that makes it fascinating for visitors, says John McEntee - while enjoying the exchange rate.
BBC presenter Ed Leigh has made a name for himself with his enthusiastic Olympics commentary. He is just as excitable on the slopes...
There is a new trend when it comes to voyages - 'cruise and stay', where you book-end your on-board break with a hotel, says Caroline Hendrie.
In the latest of our occasional series on the travel habits of the rich and famous, author Barbara Taylor Bradford reveals why she loves the south of France.
A camping trip does not have to mean boring meals from a can. Former Celebrity MasterChef winner Lisa Faulkner talks gourmet grub in the outdoors.
Sun, sea...and a little plate- smashing for good measure. Catherine Eade and her children charter a 40-foot yacht and explore the North Ionian Islands.
If you've got a bucket list, head to Finland, says Catherine Eade, who adds a spot of ice-climbing, husky driving and reindeer action to her skiing holiday.
Whether it's deep advice from your ski instructor, or the chance to party away your worries at La Folie Douce, a ski trip is good for the soul, says Mark Palmer.
Turkey's coast is often deemed to be cheap as well as cheerful - but Mark Palmer finds a slice of upmarket wonder as he heads to the resort town of Kalkan.
The Archers star chose three islands to visit in eight days, which allowed time for sun, sea, sightseeing - and tearing down a snake-infested mountain!
From hot air balloons to Tomcars, there are plenty of adventurous ways to explore Arizona's sizeable chunk of the Sonoran Desert.
This week, the Mail On Sunday's Travel Editor comes to the assistance of a reader who wants to hit the heights on a spectacular rail journey in Canada and the USA.
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