Peter Hardy, the Telegraph's ski correspondent, offers advice on buying ski boots and recommends the best stockists.

  Hundreds of stranded Eurostar passengers endured another day of misery yesterday as they queued for replacement trains to Dover, only for those services to be delayed and cancelled by snow.

  Motorists are being warned to watch out for freezing fog and black ice after at least three deaths on snow-covered roads.

  Blizzards brought swaths of Britain to a standstill last night as forecasters warned of further travel misery with more than four inches of snow to come.

  How did we cope in the days before the Channel Tunnel? Pretty well, actually, says Adrian Bridge.

  Holidaymakers have had their Christmas trips jeopardised by potential strikes, collapsed airlines and cancelled Eurostar trains.

  Too much cheer? Too many relatives? Sophie Campbell finds ways to dispel post-Christmas blues.

  The Irish singer Val Doonican on the charming Spanish town he has visited every summer for 25 years.

  Maggie O'Sullivan profiles Starblu, a clothing company with boutiques in Dubai and Phuket.

  Sophie Butler selects six late deals on New Year spa breaks, and answers readers' travel queries.

  Clover Stroud rates a travel diary adorned with Russian art, and a journal by the pioneering Lady Henrietta Clive.

  The Seventies are to blame for the current dispute, British Airways cabin crew members tell Sara Macefield.

  Snow and freezing conditions have continued to wreak havoc on Britain's roads, rail networks and airports.

  Bales Worldwide has been a long-haul pioneer since 1948. Molly Bales recalls the early days.