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  • Visit the world’s biggest open-air bar, Sweden’s Drinkable Country

    June 15, 2021

    Sweden yesterday celebrated the stoic defensive performance that earned them a Euros draw against highly fancied Spain almost as if it were a victory in the latter stages. Today any Swedes still in the party mood can let loose at Drinkable Country, which has been dubbed “the world’s largest open-air bar”. Comprised of pop-ups hosted [...]

  • Airlines add extra seats to rare green list destinations Gibraltar, Iceland and Israel

    June 15, 2021

    Airlines add extra seats to rare green list travel destinations Gibraltar, Iceland and Israel

  • Countries crack down on UK travellers amid Indian variant fears

    June 14, 2021

    The Netherlands and Abu Dhabi have introduced coronavirus quarantine restrictions for UK travellers, as Italy and Ireland mull new restrictions. The Netherlands announced on Saturday that UK travellers will face mandatory quarantine measures from tomorrow. The Dutch Ministry of Health said “this is because of the worrying Delta variant of the coronavirus variant that is [...]

  • Toast the summer of golf with a dram of Loch Lomond

    June 14, 2021

    GH Mumm Champagne is the official drinks sponsor of the America’s Cup, the oldest trophy in international sport, going back to 1851. Now the oldest golfing major has its own official spirit too. The 149th Open Championship is being held between 15-18 July at The Royal St George’s Golf Club in Sandwich, England. To mark the occasion, [...]

  • How Kent came of age as a top wine-producing region

    June 11, 2021

    It’s all happening in Kent. Ahead of National English Wine week, a well-established Kent winemaker has announced the release of its latest wine and, in the same county, another vineyard has launched its first bottles. Balfour Winery has launched its first Blanc de Noirs using Pinot Noir and Meunier from the excellent 2018 vintage and [...]

  • EU approves restriction-free travel for vaccinated citizens but UK left out over Delta variant fears

    June 11, 2021

    EU countries have today agreed a plan to relax travel restrictions over the summer months, with fully vaccinated tourists not required to take tests or quarantine. However, due to concerns over the spread of the so-called Delta variant of Covid-19, the UK will not initially be included on a list of extra countries the rules [...]

  • Drinking around the world: Discover this fine gin from Gibraltar

    June 7, 2021

    A former Devon-based golf pro living on an island without a golf course has created his own gin and vodka halfway between London and the tropics. Peter and Stella Millhouse run The Rock Distillery on the British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar, producing The Spirit of Rock gin and Moon Lizard vodka. “We met in the [...]

  • UK holidaymakers scrambling for flights home face exorbitant prices to beat quarantine deadline

    June 4, 2021

    British tourists and holidaymakers scrambling for flights home from Portugal before new quarantine requirements come into force are being charged hundreds of pounds. People arriving in the UK from Portugal after 4am on Tuesday will need to self-isolate at home for 10 days after the Government moved it from the green list to the amber [...]

  • Why the winelands of Wales are set to be a UK holiday hotspot

    June 4, 2021

    Holidaying abroad this year is tricky and a staycation may be on the cards, but before you book a long trek to Cornwall or the Highlands, why not consider the wine-country of Wales? No, this is not a joke. Despite being relatively small on a global scale, Welsh wines won six awards at the recent [...]

  • Travel bosses fume as Portugal axed and no new countries added to UK’s travel ‘green list’

    June 3, 2021

    Travel bosses fume as Portugal axed and no new countries added to UK's travel 'green list'

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