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Portugal top destination in World Travel Awards
Ashley Gibbins
Europe
Portugal has been named Europe's Leading Destination, for the fourth consecutive year, in the World Travel Awards. The annual travel industry's awards programme, recognising leaders in the global tourism, airline, hotel and hospitality sectors. www.worldtravelawards.com The city of Porto was named Europe's leading City Break Destination, with capit...
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One&Only Portonovi, Boka Bay, Montenegro
Ashley Gibbins
Europe
One&Only Portonovi will open Montenegro's Adriatic Riviera in Spring 2021, in Herceg Novi, known as City of flowers. Located on the Balkan Peninsula, Montenegro offers 'big experiences in a small and accessible environment' including the Montenegrin hills and the Adriatic coast; nature reserves and national parks; caves and canyons and 117 beac...
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A fine wine experience in the Surrey Hills
Ashley Gibbins and Ann Mealor
Europe
The 265 acre Denbies Wine Estate is located on the North Downs and within the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The estate's south facing slopes, chalky soil and warm micro-climate are well suited to producing fine English wines and Denbies has become one of the UK's largest and most successful wineries. Its wines are award-winning, ...
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Iconic bridge a perfect start and end
Nigel Duncan
Europe
​North Queensferry, what a place to start a walk, parking your car in the shadow of the Forth Rail Bridge which has supported the main London to Aberdeen railway line for well over 100 years and even featured in the 1935 film by Alfred Hitchcock, the 39 Steps.The cantilever arches reach high into the sky and they dwarf the the picturesque village o...
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Star chefs lead fightback in Edinburgh
Nigel Duncan
Europe
Edinburgh, home of the world's leading arts festival, has, like many other tourists destinations, suffered drastically following the outbreak of COVID-19. Empty streets, closed signs on major tourist attractions and museums, plus dark theatres, coffee bars, restaurants and pubs due to curfew and travel restrictions, have made it a bleak w...
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Musselburgh, known by a football nickname
Nigel Duncan
Europe
Musselburgh's name derives from the extensive mussel beds which lined the coast and it was first settled by the Romans after they invaded Scotland in AD80.They built a fort on an island at the mouth of the River Esk and bridged the river. That crossing is still key to Musselburgh today as the town provides one of the main approaches from the east t...
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