Where to travel in spring 2026
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As winter’s grip begins to lose its hold and the warming air brings a breath of new life, spring’s mild embrace inspires crossing borders both near and far.
As winter’s grip begins to lose its hold and the warming air brings a breath of new life, spring’s mild embrace inspires crossing borders both near and far.
Ever-popular all-rounders, short-haul neighbours call to those hoping to escape the summer crowds that usually take over the likes of Gran Canaria and Italian icons Lake Como, Sicily and the Amalfi Coast – even bypassing them altogether by casting off on a Mediterranean cruise. Meanwhile those with little ones in tow descend upon Disneyland® Paris to be the first to experience new worlds or wander Marrakech’s medinas in child-friendly temperatures.
Venturing further afield, long-hauls to the left of the map land in the Caribbean, where perpetual sunshine and good vibes work their way up to Orlando’s theme parks. Look to the right, however, and monsoons give way to balmy days and festival-filled evenings in Sri Lanka and Vietnam; while those who can’t wait for the warmer weather head straight to Arabia and the Indian Ocean in a bid to beat the high heat. And below the equator, the savvy ones who avoided South Africa in the festive season reap the reward of a quieter safari.

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A national treasure and feline icon, India’s tigers draw visitors from near and far. The majority of the country’s national parks are open from November to June, but May is the best time to grab the camera and head on a game drive – the grasses are dry, making it easier to see the telltale stripes.

The most important time in the Islamic calendar, the Ramadan and Eid period is filled with spiritual reflection and family time. To some, travel may seem off the cards due to daytime rituals, but once the sun goes down in Marrakech and Arabia, the streets burst into life with celebrations that welcome everyone to come and enjoy.

The most important time in the Islamic calendar, the Ramadan and Eid period is filled with spiritual reflection and family time. To some, travel may seem off the cards due to daytime rituals, but once the sun goes down in Marrakech and Arabia, the streets burst into life with celebrations that welcome everyone to come and enjoy.

Bestowing a two-week holiday and a half term, there are plenty of opportunities to escape for some time with loved ones this season. Late skiers take advantage of the last flurries of snow in the Alpine regions, while Easter time sees religious festivities in Italy and Greece drawing in the crowds.
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With the turning over of new leaves, the start of a new year is loaded with promise and possibility. A blank canvas awaits, ready to be filled with unforgettable journeys, spontaneous escapes, and long-dreamed-of adventures.
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