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For my final podcast for The Independent, I am talking to film director Ido Fluk about his new movie – which transported me back to 1970s Ge...

Get up to speed with the help of data sleuth Dr Nick Brown, who believes that in time the EES will work well – but adds a warning or two abo...

My guest today is Simon Woodroffe – the entrepreneur behind household names including YO! Sushi and Yotel, and also one of the original Drag...

Senior travel writer Natalie Wilson has just returned from her first trip to Tuscany and Umbria. She tells of being quoted €1,000 for a cab...

The European President has set out her vision for more integrated rail travel across Europe. Mark Smith, the international rail guru known a...

Global travel editor Annabel Grossman has just returned from the Deep South of the US, exploring the state of Mississippi. She tells me abou...

Today I am assessing the picture on aviation fuel, after easyJet boss Kenton Jarvis added to the airline leaders vowing to fly the full sche...

Today I'm talking to Matthew Valentine, Global Head of Sales for Havila Voyages – the enterprise that is serving the Norwegian shoreline fro...

“In both Finland and Poland I somehow found myself as close as it is possible to be to Russia without actually crossing the border”. Global...

Direct flights from London Luton to the Armenian capital, Yerevan, begin on 8 June, and I am getting a preview of this fascinating nation. T...

Transport expert Thomas Ableman has been telling me about his vision for “joined-up” mobility in the UK – giving people the freedom to live...

Over the past few days I have heard several people speak very warmly about Pakistan - saying it is a much-misunderstood country full of wond...

Dr John Mason, eclipse chaser extraordinaire, has been studying the astronomical event on 12 August, when a total solar eclipse will sweep d...

Chief executive of the Port of Dover, Doug Bannister, tells me about the investment made in preparing for the digital borders scheme in a lo...

After Greece decided unilaterally to scrap biometric border checks for British visitors, the tourism minister has said the “UK fast track” w...

Top cinematographer Douglas Bolton shares his secrets of transatlantic travel – basically, stay awake to bedtime. This podcast is free, as i...

With so much uncertainty and confusion among travellers, I am talking today to the man who has led Abta, the travel association, for 20 year...

Warnings of flight cancellations, a cruise with a killer virus on board, the EU entry-exit system ... Julia Lo Bue-Said, chief executive of...

Travel Desk Tuesday, and I am talking to Senior Travel Writer Natalie Wilson about two fresh concepts in the longhaul aviation world: Emirat...

It is an extremely busy weekend on the travel front, and I am rounding up the headline. There are alarming reports of a small expedition shi...