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Discreet luxury in the heart of Paris
STEVE McKENNA savours the high life in Paris, in an elegant, little-known hotel
Rocking on the QT
Relive one of the greatest hotel parties in history and win a $5,000 invoice to live like a rock star at QT Hotels
Manchester hotel a quirky charmer
STEVE McKENNA checks in to a new chain hotel with character
Podcast: The Pod Well Travelled Episode 4
Australia's bush fire crisis and the Federal government's $76 million tourism recovery package throw into relief the relationship between caring for our unique flora and fauna and maintaining an industry central to helping sustain and promote them. In our latest podcast, Will Yeoman talks to Travel Editor Stephen Scourfield about Australia's "brand" in a competitive international tourism market. They also discuss overrated holiday destinations, travelling vicariously through telling stories, the rise of the holiday selfie and more...
A brush with Japanese calligraphy
WILLIAM YEOMAN will be leading a not-to-be-missed West Travel Club tour to Japan in November, taking in Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Hiroshima and Nara (details below). Here, he describes his first brush with Japanese calligraphy, woodblock-printing and manga
Boutique beauty
STEVE McKENNA checks out one of the Square Mile’s newest boutique offerings
Podcast: The Pod Well Travelled Episode 1
In their first podcast for 2020, Travel Editor Stephen Scourfield and his team look ahead to a New Year packed with stories, tours, events, workshops and more
Crete, island of Zeus’ jewels
A tiny village is the perfect base to explore Crete’s beaches and gorges, finds RAY WILSON
Oxford sketches
As we walk back from dinner, a full moon shines through wisps of cloud over the spires and streets of Oxford, its pale glow gently illuminating the penumbral regions escaping the rude artifice of streetlamp and headlight.