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Caravans just got cooler
The trend for boutique caravanning is spreading, with a new collection of classic models in Cornwall. Gemma Bowes goes retro
Travel features p2
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My romantic break… in a horsebox
Glamp up a van and park it in a meadow and you've got a romantic mini-break on wheels, as Lisa Allardice discovered
Travel features p3
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Hotel review | Annie's Ecolog Cabin, Ludlow
The wide open spaces of this cavernous cabin in Shropshire promise a taste of Northern Exposure, says Sally Shalam – but without the grizzlies
Travel features p4
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My travels: Ian Thomson in Jamaica
The author of the prize-winning The Dead Yard, which investigates Jamaica's gritty underbelly, describes a strangely moving visit to a sugar plantation and its elderly owner
Travel features p5
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The barefoot biergarten in Hamburg
Berlin may be Germany's famous party city, but Hamburg's hip beach bars and sea breeze make it the best option for summer, writes James Stewart
Travel features p6
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The train in Spain: a pilgrimage for softies
Each year thousands of pilgrims walk northern Spain's Camino de Santiago de Compostela, but Bob Maddams discovers the train offers a less gruelling option
Travel features p7
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Trail of hope for Uganda's lost Pygmy tribe
A new initiative is taking Uganda's Batwa Pygmies back into the land they lost to conservation, and giving tourists a rare glimpse of their lives, writes Simon Collis
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Taking a punt on the polers of Botswana's Okavango delta
A community-run canoe tour of the delta offers the same wildlife experiences as Botswana's expensive luxury safaris, if not quite the same levels of service, reports Kieron Humphrey
Travel features p8
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Zen and now: Japan's ryokans get a modern twist
Ryokans, the traditional, quintessentially Japanese, inns, are beginning to adopt modern western elements to create a cool 21st-century style mix. Sybil Kapoor checks in