A sharp decline in passenger numbers has resulted in airlines abandoning up to 200 routes in the past year according to new figures.

Tourists will today climb to the crown of the Statue of Liberty in New York for the first time since the terrorist attacks of September 11 in 2001.

Ten of the best summer bargains including Mediterranean cruises flights to Las Vegas and trips to Thailand.

Brazil's Pantanal wetland has become one of the best places in the world for spotting jaguar says Lisa Young.

The pace of life on the Pacific island of Samoa may be slow but mention the topic of transport and you are likely to get a quick and fiery response.

Striking photography from the DK Eyewitness PhotoBritain Competition.

The Government today relaxed restrictions on travel to Britons wanting to visit Sri Lanka.

New events from July 6 including a French landscapes exhibition Brighton Carnival and the Cherry Festival in Kent.

Teresa Machan checks in to Hotel ?ndra a stylish establishment with a Scandinavian twist.

Gill Charlton looks at what to do when departures are postponed; gives tips on Greek island ferries; and explains how best to take money to China.

Exhilarating routes taking in some of the most spectacular scenery along Britain's coastline.

Readers offer their feedback on this week's edition of Telegraph Travel.

Authorities act to protect tourists but are accused of indiscriminate killing of wild dogs. Linus Moran reports.

Ahead of Independence Day Jon Blair looks back on a quintessentially American holiday a campervan trip to a country music festival.

The latest winner in our travel writing competition is E Margrethe Jolly for her account of a journey along the Grand Union Canal.

Another collection of strange signs and bizarre translations.

Airports group BAA is in a perfect position to influence the aviation industry over the issue of a lower carbon approach to business. In the second of a series of interviews with major business figures BAA chairman Sir Nigel Rudd talks to Andrew Cave and sets out his views on carbon reduction.

As the UK strives to reach its 80pc emissions reduction target we examine how the aviation industry can have a positive impact.

TUI Travel Britiain's largest ski operator has announced that it is cutting back on the number of chalets available for next season.

In the first part of a threepart series Christopher Middleton selects the finest pub trails in Britain.

The Olympic cyclist Sir Chris Hoy on falling hotel elevators and getting caught up in antiGovernment protests in Thailand.

July 2 2009: Identify the location of this photograph for the chance to win a luxury suitcase worth £299.

Joanna Symons explores Rhode Island summer bolthole of the rich and famous.

Do they need innate skill and talent or can a week of intensive training at the Graeme Le Saux Football School in Elba and a pushy parent turn an average child into a sporting superstar?

Where to find shade and respite from Britain's crowded cities.