The reopening of Dreamland in Margate hogged the headlines this summer, but the UK has plenty more vintage seaside attractions. Here’s our pick of 10 coastal spots for old fashioned fun, from pier shows to the UK’s oldest theme park
Head for the moors – and art exhibitions – of the northeast, bed down in a London barge, and let the music play on at the Sziget Festival in Budapest. By Joanne O’Connor
We asked readers for travel tips to pass on to holidaymakers looking to give Greece a timely economic boost – and received a wonderfully varied response. Here are our favourite suggestions, from picture-perfect towns to Homer’s tomb
The lowdown from business owners, hoteliers, restaurateurs and travel writers reveals that – while issues with the euro are difficult – the situation in Greece is not as black as it has been painted in the media
With alarm over a possible Grexit reaching near hysteria, there’s never been a better time to show solidarity with this beautiful, fascinating country. And the welcome will be warmer than ever, says Kevin Rushby
Despite the economic storm, the sun is still shining in Greece, and the tavernas, beaches, ancient sites and vineyards are open for business. The country needs your help – so get a fistful of euros and go and have a good time with the help of our in-depth guide to the best deals, hotels, food and wine
As the boutique boatel (boat-hotel) Bert’s Barges opens on London’s Regent’s Canal, it’s time to consider other places to stay on the water. Here we pick 10 around the UK and Europe that’ll float your boat
Most tourists who visit beautiful, unspoilt Patmos come back year after year. And they are still coming, for this is an island seemingly immune to the economic crisis, as Matthew Kneale discovered on holiday this week
From city beaches by the Seine and Paris’s oldest food market, to a nightlife scene buzzing with free festivals and live music, Paris doesn’t have to leave you feeling financially drained
Beyond Puglia’s crowded hotspots, there are nature reserves, dramatic caves, medieval quarters and several hundred miles of coastline to enjoy, not to mention the region’s star attraction: fantastic food Readers share their Puglia travel tips
All eyes will be on Utrecht this Saturday for the Tour’s Grand Départ, but there are many reasons beyond cycling to visit the city some call a mini Amsterdam