Travel Archives - Furney Times

From Mountains to Marijuana: Embracing the Allure of Quirky Vancouver

A trip to the Canadian city reveals passions ranging from nature to weed and hockey — and astronishingly honest and friendly people.

Explore how to enjoy plant-based meals in meat-centric cultures with simple tips on finding local vegan options and adapting traditional dishes.

A frequent flyer tax could slash Europe’s aviation emissions by 21% and generate €64bn annually, shifting the burden to wealthier travellers.

Boom Supersonic is pushing forward with plans for commercial supersonic flights, aiming to bring back faster-than-sound travel by 2030.

How to handle in-flight seat reclining without turning your trip into an awkward confrontation or viral video.

More people in Spain than elsewhere in top European holiday desintations decry what they see as a wave of tourism that’s harming their lives.

A bite out of the Big Apple reveals the entrenched paranoia of the ultimate rat race — in more ways than one.

Scotland is a feeling as much as an experience, but some aspects, like Edinburgh Airport, are mismanaged and lead to misery for tourists.

I went to Rome to see the pope — and did — along with the vast treasures and wealth of the Roman Catholic Church, and poverty outside.

A visit to the Dutch capital goes awry after a couple of puffs on a joint, leading to a hellish experience from which there is no relief.

Passion, creativity and style are on everyday display in Milan, one of Italy’s most vibrant cities. I dive into modern-day Renaissance life.

Welsh is alive and thriving, while the native tongue of the Irish people is mostly unused and fast dying out — why the linguistic disparity?

The celebrated designer drew inspiration from the colours of Morocco, but how much of his exotic getaway was fantasy?

Obesity rates are soaring, but the good news is that toxic foods like meat and dairy may be on the way out, saving health and the planet.

A sojuourn to a remote Canary village, to finish a book and continue training for a marathon, opens up disturbing vistas of human life.