Claire Naylor (Jones Editorial)

On these five road trips, drivers are rewarded with the best of England’s countryside, national parks, heritage sites and coastal scenery. Take your time; there’s lots to see, writes Claire Naylor.

London is an expensive city to visit and one that’s large and sometimes difficult to navigate. But, it's also packed with fascinating historic sights, bags of culture, world-class museums, parks and wide-open spaces with excellent playgrounds, and plenty of things to occupy children of all ages.

You could easily argue that there's no such thing as a bad time to visit England's capital city – world-class events running year-round, incredible galleries and museums, cozy pubs, and beautifully landscaped parks and gardens.

Home to some of the world's greatest art, architecture and food, it can be incredibly hard to choose where to spend your time in Italy. How does anyone decide between Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance, and Venice, a city of marble palaces floating on a lagoon?

The UK capital is known for its wealth of culture, world-class attractions and... budget-busting prices. But travelers on a tight budget need not despair – there are plenty of free things to in London if you know where to look.

The holy month of Ramadan is an important holiday of introspection and prayer for millions Muslims around the world. The holiday celebrates the time when – according to Muslim beliefs – Muhammad the Prophet divinely received the very first verses of Islam’s holiest scripture, the Quran.

Millions of people around the world, Irish or not, celebrate St Patrick's Day on March 17. Major cities from Chicago to Buenos Aires and Sydney to Vancouver, especially those with large Irish communities, host vibrant festivities open to everyone.

A surge in Formula 1’s popularity means that a glimpse into the high-octane world of the sport has become increasingly appealing in recent years. Long-time race attendee Nicky Haldenby helps fans plan their Grand Prix weekends at a leading F1 travel website. Here, he gives you the inside track on planning a trip to a Formula 1 race.

Have you ever eaten something so delicious while traveling that it becomes the defining memory of your trip? We have, too.
So, to ensure that will happen again, plan your next trip to an incredible foodie destination. We know just where you should go — and what you should eat when you get there.

Iceland blows away concerns. Its small population isn't worried about isolation or continuous winter darkness, instead focusing on its glowing passion for music and all things cultural.

It's time to think pink. After months of bleak winter weather, spring is ready to explode in the northern hemisphere with a riot of cherry tree blossoms.

You don’t have to be a certified diver to come face-to-face with some of the sea's most fascinating creatures. In fact, in some destinations, you can simply wade from the sand into the shallows with your mask and snorkel and enjoy some incredible marine life encounters.

Read about procedures in neonatal care, the role of parents in comfort and pain relief and working together with the neonatal care team.

Finding a holiday for the whole family is a challenge at the best of times – but what if your child has a disability to consider? Claire Naylor finds out on an easyJet Holidays trip to Tenerife.

Burgundy (“Bourgogne” in French) is home to world-famous vineyards, chateaux and abbeys, and many strong cheeses – the kinds of things that generally appeal to adults more than kids. The region is unlikely to be at the top of a family travel hit list, but that doesn’t mean that it’s lacking in things to do with children. Adults considering a wine-tasting holiday can easily factor in nonalcoholic activities that will keep younger members of the family happy.