There’s food and then there’s comfort food, the delicious dishes we love most and ones that bring back memories of our childhood or good old home cooking. Although our favourite comfort food may not always be the most healthy options out there, there is no denying how downright delicious it can be.

Nothing beats binge watching our favourite T.V. shows on Netflix. While most aim to simply entertain our minds, others inspire us to leave our screens and see the world with our own eyes.

Nothing quite beats the thrill of bumping into someone famous. Many of us long for the day we will bump into a princess or movie star at the grocery store or be sat beside them during a flight. And while many go to great lengths to protect their privacy, there are places you can visit which will increase your chances of catching a glimpse of a celebrity.

No visit to England would be complete without taking in its numerous palaces

It is indeed true that sometimes it’s about the journey and not about the destination. This rings especially true when speaking of railway journeys. In the age of cars and planes there are still remarkable train trips, many which offer luxurious carriages with a constantly changing backdrop of breathtaking scenery.

Christmas is upon us once again and with it comes our most cherished holiday traditions. We will be setting up our trees, hanging our stockings, searching stores for the perfect gifts, singing Christmas classics, and more. But have you ever wondered where and when these traditions started?

Let’s face it - sometimes simply watching a movie just isn’t enough, and if you’re a diehard fan, you’ll likely collect memorabilia, have movie marathons, throw costume parties – anything to celebrate your most loved film/s.

With such a wide range of cultures clustered into one area, Europe is an incredible destination to experience different food and traditions. We may not all speak the same words but we share the same beautiful language of gastronomy. Food has a way of bringing people together no matter their culture, religion, or background.

Travel to Europe can be incredibly magical, though if you’re not careful it can also be incredibly expensive, especially in the summer months. So why not avoid the crowds and experience Europe in autumn; the following are seven reasons why this could be the best time of year for your trip.

You’re heading off to a new city, and your empty suitcase is staring at you. You don’t want everyone to know you’re a tourist, after all. But there are a few things you can do to make sure your clothes are culturally -- and fashionably--  appropriate wherever you’re visiting.