Destinations – Your guide to travel ideas, budget hacks and top spots

Looking for where to go next? This page pulls together all the latest posts that help you pick a destination, save money and plan an unforgettable trip. From cheap sunshine spots to luxury island getaways, we’ve got something for every traveller.

Find a place that fits your budget

If price is top of your list, start with our “Cheapest Way to Travel in 2025” guide. It breaks down real costs for buses, trains and flights so you can pick the cheapest option for each leg. Pair that with the “Realistic Vacation Budget in 2025” article and you’ll see exact daily figures for food, lodging and transport. Want a sunny break without blowing your wallet? Check out “Warm and Cheap Destinations” – it lists locations where you can soak up sun for less than £50 a day.

Discover special types of trips

Adventure seekers can read “Adventure Holidays” to learn what makes a trip truly adventurous and how to plan one safely. If you prefer calm, “Most Relaxing Places to Visit in the UK” gives quiet countryside and coastal spots where you can unwind. Couples looking for romance will enjoy “Best City Breaks for Couples” for ideas on short, love‑filled getaways. For those wondering whether an all‑inclusive resort saves money, “Do You Save Money Going All‑Inclusive?” spells out the real numbers.

We also cover practical side‑issues. “All‑Inclusive Resort Tipping Guide” tells you exactly how much to tip each day, while “Loveholidays Protection” explains what travel insurance and ATOL cover. If you’re over 70 and still want to explore, “Senior Travel in 2025” shows the best destinations and tips for staying safe.

Most UK travellers worry about over‑tourism. Our “Negative Effects of Tourism in the UK” post outlines the problems and suggests ways you can travel responsibly. Want to avoid the crowds? Look at the “Most Expensive Holidays in the World” for ideas on exclusive spots that are still accessible with proper planning.

The “UK Holiday Costs” guide breaks down typical expenses for a British break – accommodation, meals, transport and hidden fees. By comparing these numbers with the “Cheapest Way to Travel” you can see if a staycation or a trip abroad gives better value. If you’re curious which holiday drains wallets the most, our “Which Holiday Do People Spend the Most?” article shows that Christmas tops the list, followed by summer beach trips. Knowing this helps you plan ahead and avoid surprise bills.

All these articles sit under the “destinations” tag, meaning they share one common theme – helping you choose where to go and how to get there. Use the filters on this page to narrow down by price, travel style or region. Whatever your dream looks like, you’ll find a post that gives clear steps, real numbers and honest advice.

Ready to start planning? Pick a post, note the tips, and turn your next destination into a smooth, enjoyable experience. Happy travels!