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A river runs through it: River cruises are hugely popular and offer all the benefits of an ocean cruise – an exciting itinerary with a number of ports of call, you unpack only once, and all meals – and often a bit more – are included. You may find the price also covers tips,...; http://www.lady.co.uk/life/travel/1174-a-river-runs-through-it
Rocking the boat: Last June I invited a friend to join me on board Seabourn Quest's inaugural voyage along the Côte d'Azur, stopping at Monte Carlo, San Remo and Saint-Tropez. My friend had never been on a cruise and a day after boarding she was a convert. 'I've been in...; http://www.lady.co.uk/life/travel/114-rocking-the-boat
Join the Nile-high club: Hello, how are you? Welcome to Egypt,’ the fisherman in the row boat below us called, waving so hard we were rather concerned the whole thing might up-end at any moment, tipping him and his supper into the Nile. We all smiled and waved back from the...; http://www.lady.co.uk/life/travel/1318-join-the-nile-high-club
TAKE ME TO THE RIVER: Counterintuitively, one of the major events on the 2012 cruising calendar is the 100th anniversary of the Titanic tragedy. Going down with all hands while the band plays a selection of heartrending tunes may not be the image of choice as you embark on...; http://www.lady.co.uk/life/travel/115-take-me-to-the-river
The Globe Trotter: 7 December: This can be a cold, dark and, Christmas festivities aside, pretty miserable time of the year. But it’s also time to gather up a clutch of glossy brochures and plan next year’s holiday, giving yourself something to look forward to. So, will it be a...; http://www.lady.co.uk/life/travel/1464-the-globe-trotter-7-december
A room of your own: When you're single, travel can be glorious. You get to choose when and how you go – and with whom. Alone perhaps. Or increasingly, teamed up with a fellow singleton. But while shared sightseeing, shopping and dining is fun, sleeping in the same room...; http://www.lady.co.uk/life/travel/463-a-room-of-your-own
Sailing the seven seas: If you have the time – and the finances, of course – a world cruise really is the holiday of a lifetime. You need to book well ahead though, as these special voyages sell out very quickly and also you’ll need to make a lot of arrangements if you’re...; http://www.lady.co.uk/life/travel/1317-sailing-the-seven-seas
‘There was the small issue of the bill, the equivalent of a Caribbean cruise for six’: According to the experts, fossil fuels will eventually run out and we will be forced to rely on more renewable energy sources. At Rock House, we are ahead of the curve. If you discount the gales that blow through the holes in the window frames, we have...; http://www.lady.co.uk/life/home/888-there-was-the-small-issue-of-the-bill-the-equivalent-of-a-caribbean-cruise-for-six
Home runs: Holidaying in the UK is the way to avoid airport hassles, but you can venture far further afield by choosing a cruise that leaves from, and returns to, a UK port. And nowadays we no longer have to live near Southampton to enjoy an easy start to a...; http://www.lady.co.uk/life/travel/1178-home-runs
The Globe Trotter: 15 February: Rail holidays are just the ticket if you want to see a lot in a relatively short time – and you hate flying. So take your pick from one of these wonderful trips… Specialist holiday company Treyn’s new European And Worldwide Rail Holidays 2013 brochure...; http://www.lady.co.uk/life/travel/1827-the-globe-trotter-15-february
The Lady Guide to Modern Manners: 13 July: Dear Thomas, I go on holiday about twice a year with a long-standing friend who lives at the other end of the country. We are both widows, and this is precious time for us to spend together. Our last holiday, which was my first cruise (a holiday option...; http://www.lady.co.uk/style/etiquette/655-the-lady-guide-to-modern-manners-13-july
OBLIVION: With the exception of his amazing cameo in Tropic Thunder, and the excellent Mission: Impossible series, Tom Cruise has sailed through some stinkers in recent years. Never mind that he gives it his all, even the Cruise charisma couldn’t resuscitate the...; http://www.lady.co.uk/culture/television-film-radio/2185-oblivion
The Globe Trotter: 21 September: 1 Taj Mahal, India Don’t let anyone tell you this monument to love – built from white marble and semi-precious gemstones by Emperor Shah Jahan in honour of his late wife – isn’t anything but wonderful. Go at dawn when there are fewer crowds. Cox &...; http://www.lady.co.uk/life/travel/1038-the-globe-trotter-21-september
The Daily: April 9: Margaret Thatcher Funeral Preparations It has been announced that Baroness Thatcher's funeral will take place on Wednesday 17th April and the ceremony will see her body transported from Parliament to St Paul's via Trafalgar Square. There has been much...; http://www.lady.co.uk/magazine/2129-the-daily-april-9
The What, Where, When: 22 March: WHAT: Chic&Seek Spring Clean event Chic&Chic will no longer sell clothes online and, to celebrate the end of an era, they invite you to an exclusive party, which is also your last chance to buy. Drinks, nibbles and manicures throughout the day, it...; http://www.lady.co.uk/events/going-out/2061-the-what-where-when-22-march
20 holiday hot spots for 2013: AT HOME… 1 HAMPSHIRE The 200th anniversary of the publication of Pride And Prejudice will be celebrated this year at the Jane Austen House Museum in Chawton, Hampshire, with exhibitions and events such as a summer ball, readings and lectures. Rooms at...; http://www.lady.co.uk/life/travel/1571-20-holiday-hot-spots-for-2013
The Globe Trotter: 24 August: Present-day technology is all very well, but for charm and elegance, you really have to look to the past. How about one of these lovely nostalgia breaks, at home or abroad? Plas Rhianfa , overlooking the Menai Strait near Beaumaris , Anglesey , in...; http://www.lady.co.uk/life/travel/901-the-globe-trotter-24-august
Are smoothies really any good for you?: Keeping up with diet and nutrition trends can be baffling at the best of times. As spring approaches, thoughts turn to slimming and the internet fizzes with conflicting advice dished up by ‘experts’. Until recently, the one certainty was that fresh...; http://www.lady.co.uk/life/food/1756-are-smoothies-really-any-good-for-you
Keen for quinoa: Alternative grains have recently grown in popularity because of their higher nutritional value. Now it’s quinoa’s year in the spotlight, as declared by the UN General Assembly. If you’re not familiar with the grain (pronounced ‘keenwah’) here’s an...; http://www.lady.co.uk/life/food/1757-keen-for-quinoa
PRIVATES ON PARADE: Simon Russell Beale is a man born to wear a dress. As Captain Terri Dennis, he is the camp jewel in Peter Nichols’s satirical musical revue, Privates On Parade. Originally written in 1977, around the same time as the TV hit, It Ain’t Half Hot Mum, it...; http://www.lady.co.uk/culture/theatre/1753-privates-on-parade

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