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France is the most popular tourist destination in the whole world, so there’s a good chance that any solo trip to Europe this year will take in a stop in France.

One of the most enticing things about the Mediterranean region is its rich cultural legacy and abundance of historic sites. The Mediterranean Sea has long been the crossroads of empires – ancient trade routes crisscross the region, enabling the movement of people, goods, and information.

Does your idea of paradise feature lush forest reflecting in emerald waters, the sound of cicadas, and the smell of pine and salt? If barren isles aren’t your style, and you like somewhere to hang your hammock, here are 10 of the greenest and most forested islands in Greece.

All of the Greek islands are amazing in their own way, but which are the best Greek islands for solo travel?

Many towns in Greece are blessed with gorgeous Neoclassical buildings, often painted in chalky pastels and draped with foliage for good measure. Woodwork and windows are often painted in bright accents. Harbours are a riot of colours with their brightly painted fishing boats and equipment.

Here are 10 incredible places away from the usual tourist track that are worth seeking out.

Each island has its own unique charm, but which are the best Greek islands for food and wine lovers? These 10 won’t disappoint gastronomes, foodies and oenophiles.

Most of Greece’s larger conurbations (Thessaloniki, Kalamata, Patras, Larissa, and yes Athens too) are post-war concrete explosions with endless apartments. That said, there are a number of cities with atmospheric historic quarters worth checking out on your travels.

France is not a classic island destination, but it has a surprising number tucked away in its Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts. But which are the most beautiful French islands?

Italy has announced plans to vaccinate all residents on the country’s holiday islands as a matter of urgency to help kickstart local economies dependent on tourism.