A guide to the lesser-known Cornwall

by Tom Bevan With another two bank holidays on the horizon and budgets tightening, the concept of the 'staycation' has never seemed so appealing. And top of many destination wishlists this summer is Cornwall. But while tourism hotspots like St Ives can become bottlenecked during school holidays, there are still many gems that will not become suffocating for visitors planning a trip. Here are some of our favourites. Beaches We all know Cornwall has amazing beaches which is why thousands visit every...

5 ways to share your travel photos

A lot of people love travelling and they also love to take photos of the sceneries of the places where they have been. When they return from their vacations, they go through all the photos on their cameras and wonder what they can do with these photos. Since you have taken those photos, why not share it with others and contribute something from your trip? Otherwise, it will be useless to just keep them on your camera storage card. The...

The best places for a summer vacation in France

Thinking of a summer holiday to France but aren’t sure where to visit? Maybe you’ve already been to France and want something different. Perhaps you want some insight to help you plan a vacation of a lifetime. You can get accommodation ranging from budget-friendly hotels to resorts to luxurious French villas throughout the country. Whether it’s you’re first visit or fifth discover these must-visit spots in France to turn an average vacation into an awesome one. Paris Every trip to...

Pilots and crew from five airlines launch legal battles to make cabin air safe to breathe: what is at stake?

When toxins are released into the environment by any other industry, or cancerogenic, endocrine disrupting fumes detected in public buildings, trained professionals in hazmat suits instantly crawl all over the hastily closed-off sites in question, testing the air taking samples with specialised equipment. Not so in aviation. Toxic gas-type fume emissions occur daily in aircraft. This kind of scenario is happening regularly worldwide and is the aviation industry’s sore spot. Escaping engine oil fumes can cause pilots and cabin crews...

It’s a dangerous myth that we will have more control over borders post Brexit

Chris Hobbs is a retired Met police officer who worked extensively at border controls in both the UK and Jamaica. If control of our borders and a curb on immigration into the UK was the tipping point in deciding the result of referendum, those who cast their vote on that basis may well be surprised at the likely post-Brexit reality whether there is a deal or not. - This, in spite of government statements supposedly ending freedom of movement. On...

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