Starting in May 2024, every traveller who books with Travel Inspired will benefit from our new complimentary baggage tracking service.

You have a passion for travel but also a love for the research and planning. I get it.

In recent years, the cruise industry has embarked on a transformative journey, steering towards a more sustainable and eco-conscious future.

Airlines reduce their fares by removing options that not everyone needs, like selecting an aisle seat or sitting next to someone else. Here’s how it works.

The first trip that Adam and I took together was very special, in many ways.

From the sun-kissed hills of Tuscany to the azure waters of the Amalfi Coast, Italy is a land that promises adventure at every turn. But beyond the usual tourist trails lies something even more special, something that truly allows you to connect with the land and its people: agritourism.

Come and experience the magic of the Dolomites, with their crystal-clear mountain lakes, snowy summits, traditional mountain huts, charming villages, and traditional cuisine.

When it comes to exploring these medieval villages, azulejo art museums, and chilled-out beach towns, don’t rush it.

As the local saying goes: “Lisbon shows off and Porto works.” But this cliche is a well-worn metaphor that fails to do justice to the city's innumerate charms fully.

Fado is a traditional music genre from Portugal, characterized by mournful songs and themes of longing, separation, and nostalgia.

For wine connoisseurs, the rolling hills of Alentejo, Portugal are a pure delight, resembling an artist’s palette filled with rich hues and stunning landscapes.

An extensive coastline with soft golden sand on every beach, a long summer and plenty of sunshine all year round make Portugal an obvious choice as a holiday destination.

It's common to assume that you will be covered adequately by your credit card or employer insurance plan when you travel, but what coverage do you really have?

The Azores islands originated as a result of the 1766 volcanoes that are to be found in this archipelago, nine of which are still active.

Those of you who have ever booked travel with me know I am a huge proponent of "less is more".