Cake Box Opens in Crayford with Free Cake Giveaway
Cake Box launches a new bakery in Crayford, South East London, offering free cake slices and cupcakes on opening day, plus face painting for children.
Category : Hospitality Tourism
Quarter of UK Holidaymakers Return to Same Destination
New research reveals 29% of British holidaymakers repeatedly visit the same destination, with emotional connections and safety concerns driving this trend.
Loire Valley Cycling Tour: Luxury for 'Softies'
Experience a gourmet cycling holiday in France's Loire Valley with e-bikes, boutique hotels, and Michelin-starred dining. A relaxed tour perfect for leisurely riders.
Readers' Favourite Nordic Escapes: Tranquil Hikes & Design
Discover readers' cherished breaks across Scandinavia and Finland, featuring serene hiking in Norway's national parks, coastal cabins in Denmark, urban beauty in Stavanger, and Finnish Lakeland's frozen lakes.
Paris Dining Guide: 5 Must-Try Food Spots
Discover five exceptional Parisian eateries and bars, from cosy bistros to trendy bakeries, perfect for Londoners seeking authentic French culinary experiences beyond the tourist trail.
UK Girl Missing After Morocco Wave
Inaayah Makda, a seven-year-old from Blackburn, vanished after being swept away by a wave while on holiday with her family in Casablanca, Morocco.
10 Unmissable London Deals: Soho Dining & More
Discover 10 exclusive London deals from Metro x Time Out, including three-course meals with cocktails in Soho, bowling in Greenwich, and luxury spa experiences, all at discounted prices.
Three Destinations Now More Popular Than Spain for UK Holidays
Jet2's CEO Steve Heapy identifies Morocco, Tunisia and Egypt as the new hotspots for British holidaymakers, shifting from Spain due to overtourism concerns and value.
UK's Oldest Rollercoaster to Shut After 100+ Years
The historic Scenic Railway rollercoaster at Dreamland Margate, the UK's oldest, will close permanently after over a century of operation, sparking local council backlash.
Fulham FC Riverside Stand to Offer Boat Race Hospitality
Fulham FC's Riverside Stand will provide premium hospitality for the 2026 Boat Race, featuring exclusive packages and riverside views for the iconic London event.
British Tourist Found Dead in Turkey Hotel Lift Shaft
A 20-year-old British tourist from Essex was discovered deceased at the bottom of a hotel lift shaft in Antalya, Turkey, with some clothing removed, while holidaying with family.
New Covent Garden Market Completes Major Upgrade
London's historic New Covent Garden Market has completed a major upgrade, including a new Buyers' Walk and extended hours, to enhance fresh produce supply for the capital.
The Wolseley: Piccadilly's Art Deco Grand Café
Discover The Wolseley in Piccadilly, a celebrated art deco grand café renowned for its exceptional breakfasts and celebrity allure. From omelette Arnold Bennett to creamed porridge, it's a must-visit for a luxurious start to the day.
Psychology Drives Valentine's Cocktails at London's Flo Bar
Flo Bar in Fulham collaborates with behavioural psychologist Jo Hemmings to create a sensory Valentine's menu designed to foster connection through flavour, aroma, and texture.
Chick-fil-A's First London Restaurant Opening in Kingston
London's inaugural Chick-fil-A restaurant is scheduled to open this spring in Kingston, with construction underway and an anticipated launch in early March.
Woolwich Restaurant Gets Noise Limiter After Complaints
Greenwich Council imposes noise management plan on Chichi Dishes in Woolwich following neighbour's complaints about late-night parties and disturbances.
Ye Olde Bell Hotel & Spa: Winter Retreat in Retford
Discover a rejuvenating staycation at Ye Olde Bell Hotel & Spa in Retford, offering luxury spa breaks, dog-friendly lodges, and fine dining to beat the winter blues.
Morocco's Secret Village: Imlil's Community Spirit
Discover Imlil, a tranquil Berber village in Morocco's High Atlas Mountains, where traditional hospitality meets responsible tourism and community values.
North Korea Travel: Bizarre Tours, No Jeans, Celine Dion
An Irish traveller's four-day trip to North Korea reveals fake restaurants, strict dress codes, and state-controlled entertainment featuring Celine Dion.
US Social Media Checks Could Deter Tourists, Cost Billions
Proposed US policy to screen tourists' social media accounts may deter a third of international travellers, potentially costing $15bn in spending and 157,000 jobs.
Pub Industry Crisis: Last Orders for British Boozers?
With eight pubs closing weekly in the UK, the industry faces a perfect storm of post-COVID recovery, changing consumer habits, and government policy debates.
Map Shows London Pubs at Highest Risk of Closure
An interactive map ranks 45,936 UK pubs by closure risk, with many London establishments facing severe threats from rising business rates and economic pressures.
Madeira Hikes Tourist Fees to £10 for Popular Trails
Madeira, dubbed the 'Hawaii of Europe', increases hiking fees to nearly £10 for tourists on key trails from 2026, with fines for non-payment, to fund conservation and manage visitor numbers.
Unspoken Rules of Elevator Etiquette
Navigating the awkward silence and spatial politics of lifts. A humorous look at the dos and don'ts of sharing a confined space with strangers in the UK.
Leadenhall Market Plans Major Foodie Transformation
Historic Leadenhall Market in the City of London unveils ambitious plans to transform into a major food destination with new restaurants, wine bars, and extended hours.
Fire at Luxury Courchevel Hotel Forces Evacuation
A major fire at the exclusive Grandes Alpes hotel in Courchevel 1850 led to the evacuation of hundreds, with firefighters facing structural challenges.
Sri Lanka's Ethical Wildlife Safaris: Leopards and Elephants
Exploring Sri Lanka's national parks reveals a shift towards sustainable wildlife tourism, with conservation-first approaches enhancing encounters with leopards, elephants, and sloth bears in their natural habitats.
Maine's 'Lobster Lady' Dies at 105 After 97-Year Fishing Career
Virginia 'Ginny' Oliver, who fished for lobsters for nearly a century in Maine, has died aged 105. Known as the 'Lobster Lady', she started at age 8 and worked until 103.
Foreign Office Updates Travel Advice for Key Destinations
The UK Foreign Office has revised travel guidance for popular winter sun destinations including Turkey, Egypt, Dubai, and Cyprus amid regional tensions. British travellers are advised to exercise caution and monitor developments.
30 Romantic London Restaurants for Valentine's Day
Discover 30 romantic London restaurants offering special Valentine's Day menus for 2026, from Michelin-starred feasts to cosy bistros, perfect for date nights.
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