Category: Luxury Holiday Ideas

Japan’s truly unique culture – a stark contrast of ultra modernity with ancient traditions – make it a fascinating place to visit at any time.

But the 2019 Rugby World Cup and 2020 (2021!) Tokyo Olympics have recently put Japan firmly on the world stage. Investment in entertainment, infrastructure and tourism has never been higher – and if you visit in Spring or Autumn, you’ll reap the rewards…

There’s something quietly comforting about a Fred.Olsen cruise. In this era of all-singing, all-dancing mega cruises, Fred. Olsen is understated, informal and unabashedly British. In their own words – “We don’t like to make a fuss”. You’ll find Agatha Christie novels in the library and every day on board is punctuated by a proper, English Afternoon tea.

If that sounds like heaven to you, then read on…

For those looking for a quirkier summer holiday destination, might we introduce Guernsey? Not quite Britain, not quite France, Guernsey and the surrounding Channel Islands are proudly independent and highly individual.

Who doesn’t sometimes dream of an indulgent island getaway? There’s something quintessentially romantic about the isolation and unspoilt beauty of a tropical island. Our trusted

Most multi-destination European breaks involve navigating many train, plane and car transfers, which eat up valuable holiday time. When you choose to river cruise, the sights of Europe come to you instead. And no one does luxury river cruising quite like Scenic River Cruises.

With more than 320 sunny days each year, colourful festivals and stunning historic sites, the Andalucía region of Southern Spain is a feast for the senses. And with direct flights from Scotland to Malaga and Seville, it’s the perfect destination for a spring short break.

Uncover unspoilt nature and tranquil coastlines in the most underrated part of the Mediterranean – the eastern Adriatic coast.

As we approach Valentine’s Day, what better time to fall back in love with an old favourite? Italy. Kenneth Macleod Travel Consultant Judith recently visited