As I embarked on a journey through Japan, a country where ancient whispers meet the pulsing beat of the modern world, I discovered a landscape rich in contrasts and steeped in tradition.

My journey through Japan, a land where ancient traditions seamlessly blend with futuristic innovation, was nothing short of magical.

Nestled between snow-capped mountains and the vast Pacific, Vancouver is a city of vibrant contrasts, where urban sophistication meets outdoor adventure.

Nestled in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, Jasper National Park is a treasure trove of natural wonders, offering an unparalleled blend of awe-inspiring landscapes and thrilling outdoor activities.

Embark on an extraordinary journey that takes you deep into the heart of Canada's most breathtaking landscapes.

Embark on a lavish voyage through history and luxury with the world's top 10 luxurious trains. Experience opulence, romance, and unparalleled comfort on these iconic rail journeys!

As part of our 50th celebrations, we meet the people who help make our journeys so memorable. We love working with people who are as passionate about places as we are, creating unforgettable memories during their stay. Adrian Müller embodies this. He is the owner of the oldest hotel in Chur, a historic Swiss town on the route of the Glacier Express and the Bernina Express. Adrian and his team have been welcoming our customers for 18 years.

It's no wonder that spices have inspired travellers and explorers for centuries, so, why not enjoy a spice-inspired adventure of your own?

Choosing ways to travel more sustainably is high on many people’s lists when planning winter holidays. As the climate crisis becomes more evident, many of us are looking at how we can be more environmentally conscious, reduce our carbon footprint, and be green, while still enjoying holidays in Europe. The good news is, there are plenty of things we can do, as travellers, that can have an impact on the climate crisis. Here are some simple things that make travelling in winter in Europe more sustainable.

Winter in Europe is a magical time, filled with Christmas markets, snow topped mountains, glaciers, and Glühwein. But winter holidays do require a little more thought when it comes to packing than summer holidays. T shirts and swimsuits are easy, but considering the temperatures and the equipment you might need to make the most of a winter holiday is a bit more in depth. To get the right ratio between having everything you need and packing light for travelling can be tricky, but never fear, here’s our handy guide to packing the essentials for a winter holiday in Europe.

Although Glühwein, or mulled wine, is most associated with the Christmas Markets across Germany today, its origins don’t necessarily lie here. The hot sweet, spiced alcoholic drink has a long history in Europe and we know the Romans loved to drink it in winter, believing it had certain health benefits.

Cruising Europe during the wintertime is a vastly different experience to cruising in summer, and for anyone who normally takes a cruise in summertime, there are some big differences to be aware of. It’s a magical time of year that brings with it some unique experiences. Yes, it’s cold, and, yes, your packing list is going to be longer than the shorts and swimmers of your summer trips, but there’s a very singular beauty to Europe in winter that can’t be matched by any other time of year.