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Local Author’s Dystopian Tale ‘Grenewyze’ Paints a Stark Vision of Earth’s Future

Grenewyze: From established local author Anne Merrick - a YA dystopian which engages with real-world ecological themes.

The time is 2500AD. The place - our ruined world.

When a mysteriously carved walking stick arrives without explanation - bearing only the word Grenewyze - Flora sets out across a lawless, devastated land hoping to uncover its meaning and find the father who vanished long ago. Accompanied by her dying mother, and later joined by a stray dog, an abandoned baby, a homeless woman, and a young musician on a quest of his own, Flora’s journey leads her through perilous...

Top 5 Ways to Score Great Travel Deals on Black Friday

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Fri, 04/17/2026 - 12:05pm

The day after Thanksgiving has evolved from a retail shopping phenomenon into one of the best opportunities to snag incredible savings on travel. While most people are camping out for electronics and clothing, savvy travelers know this is the perfect time to book their dream vacations at a fraction of the regular cost. Whether you're planning a winter getaway or booking ahead for next summer, these strategies will help you maximize your savings and secure the best possible deals.

Start Your Research Early and Create a Wishlist

Don't wait until Black Friday morning to...

Best Weekend Trips from Exeter

Authored by Ellie Green
Posted: Thu, 04/16/2026 - 8:06pm

Living in Exeter has its perks: a vibrant student scene, easy access to the coast, and a well-connected train station that opens the door to some of the UK’s most exciting cities. If you’re looking to make the most of your weekends, there are plenty of destinations within easy reach, whether you’re after culture, nightlife, or a change of scenery.

Here are some of the best weekend trips from Exeter, along with a few practical tips to travel light and make the most of your time.

Bristol: Creative energy and harbourside vibes

Just under two hours by train, Bristol is one...

Dubai reimagined: Exploring the city’s evolving landscape in 2026

Authored by Ellie Green
Posted: Thu, 04/16/2026 - 1:57pm

Like most travellers, you know all about Dubai’s ambitious and exciting reinventions of what a modern city can offer visitors. In 2026, the mid-east metropolis continues to blend this cutting-edge innovation with an emphasis on its deep cultural roots, for a destination that’s forward-thinking and grounded in tradition. If you’re visiting Dubai, or advising on travel there, here’s an overview of what’s new in the city, the best neighbourhoods to visit, and how to plan a well-rounded and memorable trip.

Eco-conscious and visitor friendly: What’s new in Dubai for 2026

With...

Why Edinburgh Stories Begin on a Minibus

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Mon, 03/30/2026 - 6:33am

In a city as culturally rich and historically layered as Edinburgh , every journey carries the potential to become a story. From April to September, when festivals energize the streets and millions of visitors arrive, the way people move across the city becomes an essential part of their experience. This is exactly why so many unforgettable moments now begin on a 16-seater minibus — an increasingly popular choice for group travel. Understanding the value of a service aligned with arranging 16 seater minibus hire in Edinburgh is key to appreciating how these rides elevate the entire...

The most popular budget-friendly travel ideas of 2026

Authored by Ellie Green
Posted: Fri, 03/27/2026 - 3:45pm

You’ve might have noticed how travel feeds feel different lately. People aren’t chasing packed itineraries as much or ticking off landmarks at speed. Instead, many travellers are choosing trips that feel worthwhile without draining the bank account – experiences that give you space to slow down, connect, and actually enjoy where you are.

Slow and intentional travel experiences

You get more from a trip when you stop rushing between attractions and spend time in one place. Slower travel often cuts costs too, because you avoid constant transport expenses and tourist mark-...

Trade the tent for a premium cottage: a new way to experience camping in the south of France 

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Wed, 03/25/2026 - 5:10am

Camping in the south of France is taking an entirely new direction, away from sleeping bags and traditional tents. Today‘s travellers are opting for premium cottages that offer a perfect combination of modern comfort and natural charm. These new ways of camping allow travellers to enjoy fresh sea air, scenic landscapes, and outdoor adventures without sacrificing convenience. Keep reading to understand the balance of comfort, relaxation, and authentic atmosphere that premium cottages in the South of France bring.

Camping in the South of France is More Comfortable Than Ever

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Why Devon Is Becoming a Top Destination for Motorhome Adventures

Authored by Ellie Green
Posted: Wed, 03/18/2026 - 4:56pm

Motorhome travel is a form of touring in which transport and accommodation are combined in a single vehicle, allowing travellers to move freely while carrying everything they need for the journey. Devon has become one of the most attractive places in the UK for this style of travel because the county combines coastline, countryside, and historic towns within relatively short driving distances.

Domestic tourism has grown steadily in the UK in recent years, and the South West consistently ranks among the most visited regions. Devon alone attracts millions of visitors annually...

Guided Bike Tour: The Best Way to Experience Copenhagen?

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Sat, 03/07/2026 - 12:05am
Two Wheels Can Change Your Experience

Guided bike tours in Copenhagen offer visitors something that walking tours and hop-on buses simply cannot — the freedom to cover more ground while remaining close enough to the streets, canals, and neighbourhoods to actually absorb them. Copenhagen is consistently ranked among the world's most cycle-friendly cities, with an extensive network of dedicated bike lanes that makes navigating by bicycle both safe and intuitive, even for first-time visitors.

More Ground, More Context

A guided tour by bike tours Copenhagen typically covers far more...

Ryanair launches summer 2026 schedule from Exeter Airport

Ryanair, the UK’s No.1 low-fares airline has launched its Summer 2026 schedule for Exeter with 4 routes, including holiday hotspots like Alicante, Faro, and Palma de Mallorca.

This Summer, Ryanair will operate extra frequencies on its popular Malaga route, offering its customers in the Southwest even more low-fare choice and regular connections.

Ryanair’s full Summer 2026 schedule is available to book now via the Ryanair App, with flights to/from Exeter available from as little as £29.99.

Ryanair’s Director of Communications, Jade Kirwan, said: “Ryanair is...

Why more people are choosing life on the road for their next adventure

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Tue, 02/24/2026 - 9:13am

There's a growing number of people swapping flight bookings and hotel rooms for something altogether more open-ended: a campervan, a loose itinerary, and the freedom to go where the mood takes them. Whether it's a long weekend in the Scottish Highlands or a slow meander through coastal France, road-based travel has found a new and enthusiastic audience across the UK, driven by a desire for flexibility, genuine immersion, and a travel experience that feels personal rather than packaged.

  1. The appeal of flexible travel plans

The most obvious draw of road travel...

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