In January 2013, Paul Salopek set out on what was supposed to be a seven-year, 21,000-mile (33,800km) walk across the globe. He is not yet even halfway through.
Read MoreSymbolising safety and reassurance in the stormiest of seas, more than 18,600 lighthouses worldwide guide ships away from reefs, rocks and rugged coastlines.
Read MoreWith its wide open spaces and minimal light pollution, the county of Northumberland in North East England is home to Europe’s largest area of protected dark sky and the forth largest in the world.
Read MorePortofino is the quintessential fishing village on the Italian Riviera: a row of houses painted in bright colors set like a crown around a sheltered and hidden bay, surrounded by lush vegetation.
Portofino has a dual personality because, while it is a popular meeting place for VIPs from around the world, it is also an irresistible destination for lovers of nature, sea and outdoor activities.
Read MoreMontecito has always maintained a red carpet vibe. As home to many of Hollywood’s A-listers, the effortlessly chic Santa Barbara hamlet is simultaneously sophisticated and bohemian, easy-going and energetic.
Read MoreAs the thought of escapism is on everyone’s minds, we’re looking to the future to when travelling and visiting new places is possible once again. From fairy tale castles to staying the night in a gorgeous shepherd’s hut, the UK offers some fantastic holiday destinations and here are seven amazing holiday homes which should be on everyone’s bucket list to visit in the future.
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