This month’s inspo is less about September in particular. And more about inspiring you to get out in the world again. Not since February 2020 has the world been so accessible to us all and it feels me with joy to be recommending destinations without Covid caveats again. We never can tell when or if it will rear its ugly head again, but for now I say grab that passport and skedaddle!

July is the busiest month of the year for air travel. Sound appealing? Nah. But if you’re tied to school holidays, or desperate for a bit of summer sun without heading to the ends of the earth, you might not have much choice about packing your bags in July. But you don’t need to follow every one else. So here’s our pick of July paths a little less travelled…

June is full of promise. Its usually the first month we can confidently leave the house without a coat, the evenings are long, and the prospect of a long hazy summer is still ahead of us. Its also your last chance for a couple of months to escape the country without the masses in tow. So what are you waiting for?

May is shoulder season for many destinations across the world…the perfect sweet spot between the low season (which is normally quite for a reason) and high season when the crowds rush in. This is the time to celebrate the return of warmer weather, top up the tan before the legs come out for summer and to bank a trip before everyone else heads away.

Don’t make the same mistake twice. If you missed out on a festive break, get ahead of the crowds now and book your Easter getaway. Its a wonderful time of year to travel and there are fabulous spots all over the world for you to pick from.

Winter is long every year…but Easter is particularly late next year. So if you can’t wait until late April for an escape, plan something epic for March. Whether you’re shedding your clothes and heading for the beach, or just peeling off a few layers for a spring time city break, this is the time of year for new beginnings and exploring new places.

February is the shortest month of the year but it can also feel like the longest. The only way to make it whizz by is to hop on a train, plane, boat or into your car and head off for an adventure. Here are my top picks for you this month…happy holiday planning!

There are only two types of people who genuinely love January - those with a birthday in this darkest of months, and those who welcome the New Year in with a brilliant trip. I can’t do much about your birthday but if you’re looking for trip inspiration for January you’ve come to the right place…

Tis the season to be jolly! And do you know what can make this season even jollier? Booking a trip that will either get you into the festive spirit, let you escape the freneticism of the celebrations or help you see out this year with bang. Whatever your priorities are as we head for the new year, we’ve got you covered.

November is an odd month - not quite the festive season but close enough to the end of the year to make us all feel a bit weary. Which is why its an excellent time to plan a trip. Whatever life stage you’re at we’ve rounded up our favourite spots for a rejuvenating November trip.

Whatever you’re into and whoever you’re travelling with, October is a great time to get a much needed shot of vitamin D before the winter kicks in. We’ve rounded up the most likely contenders for an autumn break this year.

A gastronomic tour of Provence’s best restaurants, whale-watching in South Africa, beaches to yourself in Croatia and the Scilly Isles and an adventure to the lesser-known East Coast of Sri Lanka. We’re spoilt for choice on where to travel in September but here are the places at the top of our bucket list!

A trip to one of the most exciting new food festivals in the calendar, ‘Copenhagen Cooking’, things to see and do in Iceland over the summer, a low key, family-friendly cultural experience on the Isle of Wight, and more!