Travel

Sponsored by: PDM TRAVEL features@algarveresident.com Since Mount Everest was first scaled in 1953 by New Zealander Edmund Hillary and Sherpa guide Tenzing Norgay, thousands of people have scaled the mountain.

By Sheila Watts features@algarveresident.com Sheila Watts is author of the popular language books Practical Portuguese and Progress with Portuguese. Having been a language teacher in the UK, Sheila and her

By SUZY TURNER features@algarveresident.com WITHIN EASY reach of the Algarve, these days flights are cheap and easily available to the beautiful island fondly known as the Emerald Isle. Dublin, in

Sponsored by: PDM TRAVEL features@algarveresident.com Singapore Airlines’ new Super Jumbo has been hailed a success after the first flight from Singapore. The Airbus A380 landed safely in Sydney, Australia, where

By: SUZY TURNER features@algarveresident.com HAVING RECENTLY been named the world’s most peaceful place, Iceland certainly has appeal. The Economist Unit compiled an index based on 24 indicators of external and

By: SUZY TURNER features@algarveresident.com Suzy Turner has lived in Portugal for 22 years and works as a freelance writer. As well as putting pen to paper for The Resident’s travel

Inspectors at Tarbes-Lourdes airport in France have been stopping passengers from taking holy water on the Vatican’s new pilgrim flights, saying it is a security threat like any other liquid.

Sponsored by PDM TRAVEL features@algarveresident.com AIR  PASSENGERS  travelling to the UK have been warned to expect a summer of delays and disruption as police work to improve security in airports. The more

Sponsored by: PDM TRAVEL features@algarveresident.com IF YOU would like to visit the US but you aren’t sure where to go, a new survey called America’s Favourite Cities has been conducted

Mumbai is becoming an expensive place to spend the night, according to a new survey. Hotel rates in the Indian city have increased 30 per cent over the last six