Make time for montreal

Framed by snow dusted peaks and the pounding Pacific, Vancouver on Canada’s west coast seems built on drama and diversity. This is a British Columbian city that lives outdoors, where mornings spent kayaking ocean waters or wandering blossom fringed streets can flow into afternoons of skiing, hiking or biking. And with the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaching, the city’s hotel scene is bringing that same energy indoors. Bold, design led renovations, chic rooftop bars, intimate hideaways and timeless icons prove Vancouver’s hospitality is as wonderfully varied as its surrounding landscapes.

As the gateway to Alaska, the Canadian city of Vancouver is a prime location for whale-watching cruises between April and October. It’s also a destination in its own right, though. Nestled at the foot

We have always felt as though, in the past, we neglected France – opting for more exotic destinations. But this year we decided to remedy this with a ten-day trip to western France. Our chosen slot wa

Juggling a black coffee in one hand and a cinnamon bun in the other, I look out across the ripples our boat is creating as it moves through the reflective waters of Hjørundfjord, and realise why Norwe

Prima ’s Andrew Pye breathes easier as he leaves the beach behind and chooses a summer break high in the Italian Alps

Troyes is only a 90-minute train ride from Paris but, compared to the capital, it’s a more compact and intimate location for a French mini-break. You’ll find atmospheric churches, attractive independe