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Mughal palaces, Egyptian tombs and modernist masterpieces can be experienced in VR tours that depart from your sofa -
Vada pav – spiced potato balls in a soft roll – is the quintessential Mumbai street food. BBC presenter Leyla Kazim devours the city’s best
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Minister says country will act unilaterally if Europe does not bring in vaccination passports -
From Betjeman’s London townhouse to Keats’ seaside cottage, these atmospheric writers’ homes all have a tale to tell -
Uncrowded sands – and places to stay nearby – ideal for a seaside escape from May onwards -
Most of us will holiday at home this year, but that needn’t mean busy resorts. These unsung shores offer seclusion and hikes galore
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We booked for a family get-together but had to cancel when some would not be allowed to visit -
Demand for pitches, caravans and campsites in the UK is off the scale, with new venues appearing regularly -
A (very) unscientific poll finds a lot to be recommended in having your holiday in Blighty
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Properties with a holiday feel, from a mini estate in Cornwall to a flat on Brighton seafront
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When Uncle Ted has a few drinks and starts screaming that the world is flat, have a few tactics ready to counter his bizarre rants -
Four days spent alone in Florida pushed me to the limits of boredom. But it was just what I needed, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes
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A selection of the winning images from this year’s Travel Photographer of the Year 2020, including overall winner Vladimir Alekseev
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Travellers entering UK must complete passenger locator form and lying about place of departure can lead to prison -
Arrivals from 33 countries must book stay, but hotel industry source says government may struggle to secure enough beds -
Quarantine – at home or in a hotel – will be punctuated by testing for virus on day 2 and day 8 of isolation -
Government in talks over how to ensure people stick to new rules while it seeks hotel rooms for up to 1,500 travellers daily
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We’ve rounded up the best camping and glamping getaways … assuming the Great British Summer gets the green light, that is -
Travelling the world one dinner at a time is proving popular, but readers also have outdoor ideas involving oaks, fairies and common-or-garden weeds
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They may be stuck at home, but children can escape to the Amazon, Himalayas or New York via these magical tales
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Escape that Groundhog day feeling by trying out our creative tips on cooking, crafting, ‘camping’, and chucking stuff at Dad -
With many of us planning to holiday at home again this year, rural cottages and cabins are already hot properties. We pick the best with summer availability -
Inspired by Canada, made in Finland and close to the source of the Thames, these cabins offer an escape into nature
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For a cleansing blast of cold air, nothing beats a seaside hike. From the Atlantic to the Channel, readers pick their favourites -
The easing of lockdown will mean sitting outdoors with a friend for coffee or a snack. Tell us about a great place for it. Best tip wins £200 towards a Canopy & Stars stay -
Here are classic tales to inspire infant wanderlust, from wizard’s haunts to wordless worlds and the remote Australian bush -
Share with us where you enjoy a bracing or relaxing beach stroll. The top tip wins £200 towards a Canopy & Stars stay
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