German adventurer Jonas Deichmann has completed a 14-month long triathlon around the world, swimming, cycling and running in extreme conditions.

Chiang Mai in northern Thailand has rapidly become one of the world’s prime cycling destinations, although it’s not the only place in the area with great riding on tap.

Travelling in Laos has been an adventure until recently – slow, uncertain, sometimes bone-jarring. A new road and railway will change that – and possibly a lot more when it comes to tourism.

Spain and New Zealand are among countries saying they want a ‘better class’ of tourist post-pandemic, but low-budget visitors – from backpackers to nomadic families – bring unique benefits.

The most famous cycling race – organisers claim 3.5 billion people tuned in to watch in 2018 – is a masterclass is tactics, not just in fitness

Rapid Covid testing and vaccination passports are the keys to reviving travel, and there will be some great deals going, holiday company G Adventures’ founder believes. But big changes could lie ahead, Bruce Poon Tip says.

From Thailand’s well-brewed local beers to Laos’ rice-based wines containing venomous creatures, Southeast Asia is a hotbed of weird and wonderful alcoholic drinks. Here are some stand-outs.

If your phone and computer are jammed with thousand of travel photos, pick out your best shots and upload them to a professional website such as 500px or YouPic to share them in high resolution.

Being such a huge and varied continent, Asia is home to culinary and cultural extremes, richly reflected in its choices and attitudes towards the first meal of the day.

German adventurer Jonas Deichmann is attempting to tour the world, leaving plans A, B and C open as he weighs up a number of options to complete his journey.

Sabah and the state capital, Kota Kinabalu, in Malaysian Borneo were popular destinations for tourists, especially from China, before Covid-19, but the country’s closed borders and lockdowns are taking a toll on businesses.

Laos closed its borders in March 2020, and the country’s tourism industry has been struggling. In holiday hotspot Luang Prabang, streets and hotels are empty, but some businesses have found salvation in the domestic market.

The traveller in your family may be stuck at home, but they are looking forward to 2021. These gifts will get them ready for their next trip, or make them feel better while they wait for flights to start up.

Mountain biking is a great outdoor pastime and Hong Kong offers trails for everyone, from beginner to advanced. Follow this handy guide and, with the right preparation, you’ll soon be rolling.

Don’t let a bad weather forecast spoil your next trip. These five free apps will help you plan the perfect journey or activity and make sure it doesn’t rain on your parade.

From how to ask politely before you shoot to choosing the right time of day and capturing the essence of the Covid-19 era, here are some tips on how to improve the pictures you take of people while on your travels.

Cycling fans will be glued to their screens from August 29 as the Tour de France gets underway, but for others the race serves as a grand visual tour of the country. Here’s what you need to know, including how to watch and who could win.

The Strade Bianchi shows that mask rules are relaxed, and crowds are returning but teams are still going to extreme measures to avoid infection.

If you are stuck at home planning your next holiday destination, use one of these language learning apps to get a lot more from your trip.

It might seem crazy to think about starting a travel blog now but there could be opportunities as the industry slowly reopens. These tips will set you on the path to becoming a travel blogger, from goals and platforms to monetisation.

If you want to launch a travel channel, forget about competing with the millions of travel vloggers on YouTube, and start yours on Instagram and IGTV.

If you’re planning your post-pandemic travels, consider having a retro holiday by ditching your GPS and travel apps for paper maps and guidebooks.

Starting a travel podcast is easier and cheaper than you think. With free podcast apps and platforms you’ll be picking up followers in no time, as long as you have something fresh to say and your enthusiasm for the topic shines through.

One of the toughest road bike tours in Asia, mountain biking in Nepal, a ride through China’s Tiger Leaping Gorge – we’ve got you covered on bike trips after the coronavirus, from what to pack to the gear you need.

The coronavirus pandemic and accompanying lockdowns prevent cycling trips for many, but you can still ride famous routes with your friends and pro racers virtually using a static indoor bike. The gradients will feel the same!

The coronavirus pandemic has cut short most travel plans. If you are a camera enthusiast, now is a good time to update and streamline your equipment. Instead of lugging round heavy DSLRs and lenses, try some of these lightweight options.

Few of Thailand’s millions of tourists venture down to its southeast districts, so Khanom and Sichon districts are perfect for a coastal bike ride. Enjoy the amazing views as you cycle along the roller coaster roads.

Today’s smartphones are powerful enough to produce professional-looking video content. These three filmmaking apps allow you to take control of your editing and turn your travel clips into cinematic art.

From Snapseed – unbeatable for processing mobile-phone images – to TouchRetouch, perfect for getting rid of unwanted objects in your photos, these five apps will improve your shots beyond measure.