It was National Unicorn Day yesterday (April 9th): A magical 24 hours when we’re licensed to celebrate all things horned, hooved, and hypothetical.

And from Dundee to the South China Sea, there are plenty of destinations to indulge in your love for the mythical creatures.

Here’s just a few of them…

If you’ve never been to Tokyo before – and with the Olympic and Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020 on the horizon, there’s no better time to visit – American chef Tim Anderson is more than capable of being your virtual guide.

Author of new cookbook, Tokyo Stories, and owner of Japanese soul food restaurant Nanban, he’s been visiting the Japanese cityscape since he was a teen. He shares his impressions of the city he adores…

A good book can transport you to endless wonderful places; but what about actually travelling in honour of a decent read?

Whether it’s to meet inspirational authors or discover the roots of classic stories, literary pursuits can serve as an escape for body and mind. These are some of Europe’s bestselling breaks.

When you’re sitting at your desk on a dreary weekday, you’re hardly likely to start snapping photos for Instagram. Let’s face it – the best pics really come when you’re on holiday, seeing new and amazing things.

Yes, Instagram does come with its problems – it’s highly aspirational, with people far more likely to post the pics of them ‘living their best lives’ rather than the realities of the everyday.