In Mumbai (formerly known as Bombay), there is truly something for everyone. The eclectic mix of people allows you to explore whichever part of society interests you, whether it's visiting a fishing village with a local fisherman a or getting a glimpse into the life of Bollywood stars on a set tour.
There's no better way to discover the little-known corners of Cambodia and Vietnam than by river cruise, finds Joanna Symons, commissioning editor for Telegraph travel.
If you've already visited some of the world's major icons, there is still plenty to experience in these must-see alternatives. We've rounded up the best lesser-known but equally as memorable counterparts to the classics.
Inspired by the highlights featured in the latest BBC series, The Real Marigold Hotel, we鈥檝e put together a collection of our suggestions for experiencing similar adventures on a trip to India.
We were recently lucky enough to catch up with Orlando Haraseb, one of our Namibian guides and winner of the Silver Award at last year's Wanderlust Guide Awards.
Our expert guide to the best way to spend two days among the bustling souqs, vibrant medina and tasty stop-offs of Marrakesh, the quintessential exotic destination.
With a brand new year of travel ahead of us, we've pulled together a list of travel resolutions which we think will make a difference to our travels in 2016.
To celebrate the launch of our new USA brochure, which is packed full of new places and experiences, we look at some of the most exciting travel options in this wonderfully diverse destination.
