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TRAVEL NEWS WHERE TO GO IN JUNE…


NEW LUXURY HOTEL FOR SANTORINI


Epitome opened at the end of May, a new luxury bolthole in Santorini. Bask in the comfort of 24 luxurious villas which are within walking distance of Oia’s Katharos Beach and each equipped with its own plunge pool and VIP amenities. It’s the only property on the island to offer vivid sunset views from the privacy of ‘every’ room.


Canaves.com/canaves-oia-epitome


THE ULTIMATE SAFARI : Seeing the Great Migration in Kenya and Tanzania…


STREET FOOD FOR THE SENSES…


To eat on the street is a sensory experience, you use all five senses; taste and texture of the food; the smell of it; the sound of traffic and people around you and the sight of bustling crowds you’re immersed in. Where better to try it than in Bangkok, fly there with Turkish Airlines. If you’re keen to try several foods in one shot, head to the concentrated area of Chinatown, Wang Lang Market or Victory Monument. Sample Isaan sausage, crispy-edged oyster omelettes and hotter than hot curry.


CARRY-ON


Calpak’s Astyll carry-on marbled hardshell suitcase £140


POST SUN CARE!


Davine’s SU face and body moisturiser cools sun-damaged skin. Scented with the collections woodsy-floral fragrance it includes Aloe Vera Extract, Argan Oil and Chinotto di Savona extract which is anti-inflammatory to combat irritation.


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