Where’s hot when

Summer’s so close you can taste it. The northern hemisphere’s defrosted, and Europe’s now a contender for your next beachy break. If you’re child-free, May is one of the best times to get away before the schools break up to beat those peak-season price tags.   In terms of what’s hot, weâ

See ya winter, spring is so on. The days are starting to get longer, the blossom is blossoming, and the countdown to summer has started. Whether you’re heading off for an Easter holiday trip with the family or you can’t hold out until the summer for some sunshine, our March picks meet all the br

Christmas is over, your NYE hangover has cleared, and now it’s time for you to get some much-needed winter sun. The good news is our hot picks for January are a mix of short and long-haul locations, so you can skip the jet lag and still get your sunshine fix.   We’re talking about classic dest

Hello spring! April’s when things start to warm up and bloom in the northern hemisphere and the Easter break brings bank holidays and festivals in a few places. Take those extra days and lock in a trip – this is when you can really make the most of shoulder season escapes to save your budget…Â

November’s basically winter, and the UK’s about to enter its grey, dark and cold era – which means a Vitamin-D top up is very much needed at this time of year. We’ve come prepared with a line up of long-haul spots where the sun’s still shining in November, like Mexico City, the Gambia, and

Summer’s officially entered the chat, bringing hotter temps, longer days, and a serious serotonin boost. If you’ve got kids the school break’s finally in sight, and you’re counting down the days ‘til you can get away with the family – core memories, pending…   No kids? In that ca

September might mean summer’s over for teachers and kids, but it’s not for everyone else. It’s actually one of the best times of the year to get away – families are back in their routines, which means fewer crowds and cheaper price tags. Plus, you can now visit destinations that were just a

February is just like January but a bit worse, let’s be honest. The New Year’s celebrations are over, but the days are just as short and dark and summer still seems so far away… The good news is, the Southern Hemisphere doesn’t know anything about that!   This month, we’re talking about

All you want for Christmas is a tan, right? December’s all festive and frosty in the Northern Hemisphere, but there’s plenty of sun shining in the south. Shake things up this year and pick to spend the season somewhere hot – Mariah’s invited too, she can come with on your Spotify playlist…

As autumn paints most of the Northern Hemisphere in shades of orange and gold, it’s about time to start looking south and to more long-haul destinations for that sense of summer. October can be an ideal time to travel – school’s back in session so there are fewer crowds and cheaper prices on o