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18 T e Travel Guide The Travel Guide highlights


Vivobarefoot Footwear brand On a mission to reconnect people with the natural world, Vivobarefoot draws upon simple barefoot design principles: wide, thin and fl exible shoes, designed for optimum foot health and natural movement. T e brand creates lightweight, water- resistant and non-absorbent trainers and boots that are truly made for the outdoors. vivobarefoot.com


Onefi nestay Personal hospitality service Made for discerning guests who value exceptional-quality homes and experiences in the most desirable destinations, Onefi nestay promises a tailored off ering like no other. From beachside estates to chic apartments and cosy ski chalets, its homes, villas and chalets are hand-picked for optimal location, space, character and comfort. Discover more at onefi nestay.com


Radisson Blu 1919 Historic hotel Discover the heart of Reykjavík at the Radisson Blu 1919, where a historic landmark meets modern sophistication. Located right in the city centre, this stylish hotel has 88 recently renovated rooms and suites, each refl ecting a cosy and sleek Scandinavian design. While you’re there, experience a culinary adventure at Brút, a high-end seafood restaurant, or savour a range of single-origin coff ees at Kaffi Ó-le. radissonhotels.com


Vivobarefoot


The Railway Touring Company UK railway company For 2024, the Railway Touring Company has introduced new UK holidays exploring the heritage railways of Derbyshire, Yorkshire and Southern England, as well as off ering rail-themed tours of Scotland, Snowdonia, the Lake District and Ireland. Colorado’s Silverton Railroad, Norway’s Flåm Railway, Poland’s Gdansk Narrow Gauge Railway and Switzerland’s Jungfrau are just some of the highlights of the Railway Touring Company’s range of rail-themed holidays in Europe and beyond, with many more journeys by private charter. railwaytouring.net


Radisson Blu 1919


Rimowa Travel accessories Rimowa is on a mission to redefi ne travel through luggage, and its latest collection features bags crafted from sustainably made nylon with functionality and versatility in mind. T e collection refl ects the brand’s deep roots in Cologne, exudes style and sophistication, and includes the Signature Flap Backpack Large, Duffl e Bag and Sliding Tote. rimowa.com


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Maften Hall Rimowa


Maften Hall Country hotel Nestled in the heart of Northumberland, Matfen Hall off ers an escape to a luxurious world. Set in over 300 acres of unique parkland, it is a place for couples, families and friends to relax and enjoy. Rich in heritage, this luxury country hotel has a range of stunning rooms, a number of eating options, a spa, fi tness suite and a championship golf course. matfenhall.com


Radisson Blu 1919 30 James Street Hotel


30 James Street Hotel Iconic Liverpool hotel Liverpool was the Titanic’s port of registry, and it was at the 30 James Street Hotel that the tragic loss of the ship was announced to the world in 1912. Today this opulent 60-bedroom boutique hotel is one of Liverpool’s architectural masterpieces and is the ideal base for a trip to one of the UK’s most vibrant and historic cities. To celebrate the building’s forthcoming transformation into a wonderful new hospitality venue, opening in early 2025, check out the hotel’s Before and After off er using code OFFER1912 to receive a 19% discount off your stay. Off er ends 30 April 2024. Plus, you can recieve a 12% discount on all post-reopening bookings. T&Cs apply. 30jamesstreethotel.com


Get ready for a greener road trip with LeShuttle E


Make crossing the Channel a breeze with LeShuttle — the fastest, easiest and greenest way to travel to and from the Continent with your car


urope off ers a myriad of holiday destinations, from beach options to mountain escapes to city


breaks, whether you’re travelling alone, as a couple or with friends, family or your four-legged fur baby.


Goodbye baggage limits Given the chaos at airports over the past few years, taking your bike, car or caravan gives you more control to create the holiday you want on your schedule. You won’t be limited with luggage either, so you can pack as much as you want (leaving space for any duty-free and/or tax-free purchases on your return).


Priority all the way LeShuttle is the quickest way to travel to the Continent — the crossing takes just 35 minutes. If you splash out on a Flexiplus upgrade, you can simply turn up and drive straight onto the next train. Stretch your legs and pick up some refreshments in the Flexiplus lounge for the full VIP treatment.


Give your pets freedom of movement Unlike when travelling by plane, pets can accompany their owners in their car. T ey even get the chance to blow off some steam in the designated pet exer- cise areas before boarding.


Plan it your way Fancy stopping for lunch in Champagne? Enjoy some après-ski in Chamonix? It’s all possible with LeShuttle — with up to four departures an hour, you can do what you want, when you want, where you want.


Take the greener route As we become ever more conscious of our planet’s wellbeing, travellers are increas- ingly looking to minimise their carbon footprint. Not only is LeShuttle the easiest way to travel to France, it’s also one of the most environmentally friendly. A car crossing the Channel on LeShuttle emits 73 times less greenhouse gas than via alternative transport options.


For more information, and to book online, visit leshuttle.com


LeShuttle Flexiplus VIP lounge


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