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Travel Spring fling: Rue Gaston de Saint Paul apartment, Paris

From beach breaks to exotic family holidays, Sarah Baxter selects the best in Europe and beyond

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Tower record: the Burj Khalifa

Is biggest always best? The stats certainly impress in the emirate, says Charlotte Hawkins

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Raising the baa: lambs at Hare Farm Hideaways

Kate Simon: Daffodils, blossom and lambs are all starting to make an appearance – so it's time to shake off winter and get outdoors

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Wing it: bats at Congress Avenue Bridge

The capital of Texas comes alive this weekend, with pioneering flights giving easier access to a city that has a spring in its step. Simon Calder saddles up

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£450 - Brittany Ferries

Each week we invite three companies to offer us their best deal for a specific break. This week: a villa holiday in Provence

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An Indian temple

In this week’s Lonely Planet ‘Great Escape’, discover Réunion, an Indian Ocean outpost with a treasured music scene, verdant landscapes ... and a very active volcano

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The Rosewood opened recently in Holborn: its inventory included nearly 2,000sq ft of Manor House Suite
The jewel in a hotel’s crown was once its penthouse suite. Now, London is going larger and better
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The ‘White Phoenix’ castle
Laura Millar unleashes her inner Uma Thurman
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Coming soon: The John Muir Way is a new trail that will be opened officially in April
Walk of the month: John Muir, who helped create the USA’s national parks, was born in Scotland. Mark Rowe follows a new trail in his honour
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All that glitters: a golden Buddha at Sop Ruak

The compact region where Thailand, Laos and Burma meet offers a heady mix of cultures and landscapes

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Hit parade: crowds flock to Mardi Gras

Nick Boulos: This soulful, southern Louisiana city is gearing up to host the Mardi Gras festivities

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Ship shape: boats moored off La Gomera where Ron Howard's latest film, 'In the Heart of the Sea', was filmed

In search of Oscar-worthy spring sunshine? Linda Cookson's visit to this usually sleepy isle coincided with the filming of a blockbuster

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Continental drift: the dreamy fishing port of Honfleur

From St-Malo to Santander, the ports of France and Spain make fascinating gateways, says Simon Calder

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Shops at Gatwick

Airports were once glamorous destinations. A new terminal at Heathrow packed with high-end boutiques is the latest attempt to recapture that lost spirit, says Simon Calder

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Swiss cottages: The village of Andermatt
The little-known ski resorts of Andermatt and Disentis are being transformed by ambitious developments. Simon Usborne hopes they won't lose their appeal
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Nerd centre: The multi-colour Google bikes
Christian Koch goes on the computer trail in Silicon Valley – checking in everywhere from Facebook HQ to the Googleplex
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Past glory: The cathedral, in Panama City’s Plaza de la Independencia, is an eye-catching colonial throwback
Casco Viejo gives you a glimpse of the capital's past – and its future too, says Mick Webb
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Caribbean time: the Pelican Bar

Hidden away on Treasure Beach is Jakes, a hotel with a history like no other. Honeymooner? Cricket fan? This is the place to come, says Amol Rajan

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The Grove, Wales: This Pembrokeshire pile is hugged by a wildflower meadow that blooms at its brightest between April and June.
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Enjoy some of Europe's finest meadows, nature reserves, and hikes

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Utracks has a range of new walking tours for spring, including an eight-day trip to Granada and the Alpujarras region of Andalucia.
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Walking in Spain, Vikings in London, and Spring in Budapest

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Wave hello: the Great Ocean Road was a highlight in Australia
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'The Great Ocean Road was gorgeous'

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Attention span: a black vulture over Mallorca
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James Litston spies a raptors' feast

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Coiled in spring: western diamondbacks
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The man who pays his way

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'Two Together' scheme for all passengers - provided they travel as a couple

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Holiday queen: 'Wish You Were Here?' host Judith Chalmers
news The choice used to be simple for the armchair traveller - Cliff Michelmore or Judith Chalmers
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State visit: hit the road in California
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From France by ferry, to sun in Madeira and a short break in Devon

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The white stuff: The Marie-Anne Suite
hotelsB&B; and beyond: Casa Bianca, Montreal
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Looking up: Many Somerset businesses have been resilient
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Bun flight: Husk has opened in Nashville
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Gold-plated: Moscow shines in Hadfield's estimation
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'In space, you travel around the world every 90 minutes. It's very unifying'

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The Chic Collection is a new online portal for booking boutique hotels.
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From rustic chic cottages in France to the new Brazil Pop Up Diner and casual luggage

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Basel booking: Simon's flight sold out
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The man who pays his way

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£1,280 - easyJet Holidays
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Easter in Italy

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Splash out: the hotel's pool
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Alpine class meets the luxury of the Orient

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The Hedonist

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The UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office has issued new travel advice for Egypt after a tourist bus attack killed four and injured 12 on Sunday
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The Foreign Office has strengthened its warnings for British travellers to Egypt. Could your holiday be affected?

 

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Water feature: pole houses on Koh Lanta
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Exotic, tropical, historic, cultured… you could exhaust a dictionary of epithets when describing Thailand

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Caledonian sleeper: the George Hotel in Edinburgh
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    Non-Stop is not a film that will appeal to the airline industry but, true to the title, it strikes a relentless narrative tempo
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