Just the Flight's Travel Features

Fly your way to eco-friendliness

With climate change being the hot topic of the moment (and for many years to come, no doubt), travellers might be wondering how they can help to fight the murky spectre of rising carbon emissions...

Music Festivals

If the idea of getting coated in mud and rained on at a British festival this summer does not sound appealing, it could be time to jet abroad and see your favourite band in the sun...

With the euro riding high against the pound and the UK immersed in an atmosphere of general doom and gloom, you would be forgiven for consigning your suitcase to the back of your attic and heading to Skegness this summer...

Vietnam

Vietnam has an abundance of attractions, ranging from the bustling cities of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City to sites of natural beauty...

The world's best romantic destinations

With Valentine's Day a few weeks away, there are likely to be many considering combining the most romantic day of the year with an overseas break...

Seven wonders of the world

The age-old list of the seven wonders of the world recognises some of the most fascinating landmarks on the planet and provides a great starting point for holidaymakers looking to soak up a bit of culture on their annual break...

In it for the long-haul

Forget bargain breaks an hour away - these days, travellers are increasingly discovering the joys of flying to distant shores and holidaying in an out-of-the-way part of the world...

Experience Ireland

It may be our closest neighbour, but with its rolling green hills, quaint villages, traditional pubs and windswept beaches, Ireland is a world away - and the perfect destination for those seeking a change of scenery without having to pay for an expensive long-haul flight...

Russia

Russia offers both the seasoned and inexperienced traveller plenty to explore...

Long-haul adventures

With a daily dose of doom and gloom in the newspapers and the cost of houses going down faster than a share in RBS, you could be forgiven for thinking that the credit crunch has no silver lining...