This summer, the Islands of Guernsey will be home to an array of new activities, returning experiences and restaurant openings. From family-friendly entertainment to cider tastings and even a horse and carriage experience on the island of Sark, there is a summer experience for every type of traveller. HISTORY HIGHLIGHTS
As the UK experiences its first official heatwave of the year, Cornwall has emerged as the most sought-after staycation destination. *Details correct at time of publishing. According to Semrush, Cornwall saw over 20,500 Google searches for holidays this month – more than double the Lake District (8,900). The uptick in
Visit West has revealed a new Bath at Christmas campaign images featuring Santa in iconic Bath locations. The concept and art direction have been delivered in partnership with Bristol design agency Stuff and photographed by Adam Gasson. The shots aim to showcase “the beauty and magical atmosphere of the city”
The Islands of Guernsey has revealed a new festival for this year, offering locals and visitors alike an insight into the Islands’ renowned local produce, buzzing gastronomic scene and melting pot of culinary influences. The inaugural ‘A Table in Guernsey Food Festival’ will take place between 4-12 October with a
Bath will be celebrating 250 years of Jane Austen next year, making 2025 a very special year for Bath and its famous former resident Jane Austen, born in 1775. From dressing up with fellow Jane Austen fans as one of her much-loved characters, guests can learn more about Jane’s connection
Z Hotels is offering affordable autumnal city stays in the UK for couples and solo travellers. A free membership programme is also available for customers looking to spend lots of quality time in the city this summer. With an easy sign-up process, customers can enjoy benefits such as a 10%
