The pleasure of visiting Blackpool
Published: July 5, 2008
The UK is not only famous for its fish and chips wrapped in a newspaper, nor its English tea, but take a trip to County Lancashire in the North of England and you will find …
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Bored Of Half-Board? Why All-Inclusive Holidays Could Save You Money
Published: July 4, 2008
For many people, booking the annual two-week break away from home is the highlight of the year, and a chance to pore over numerous glossy brochures in order to select the next destination and collect …
History, Culture And A Dash Of Frivolity
Published: July 4, 2008
Edinburgh is the historic capital of Scotland, yet it is often overlooked for the bright lights and bustle of Glasgow. But take the time to get to know its cobbled old streets and you will …
Cyprus: Sun, sea and sand… and a beer festival
Published: July 4, 2008
If sunshine and sand coupled with great music and a selection of fine beers sounds like your idea of fun, the Limassol beer festival in Cyprus should definitely be in your diary.
Cyprus has been …
Prague: A City Of Reinvention
Published: July 4, 2008
Throughout history Prague has been affected by political and social problems, with scars to bear from the Second World War, The Cold War and the Velvet Revolution to name only the major events. But this …
Enjoy peace and partying in idyllic Amsterdam
Published: July 4, 2008
Amsterdam – the capital of the Netherlands – is one of those unique cities that are made up of different personas; it is almost like a split-personality city. It has its cheeky and fun side …
Sailing fans gear up for 25th Kings Cup
Published: July 4, 2008
Majorca has long been regarded as one of the leading sailing centres and water sport locations in the world, with several high profile sailing competitions visiting the waters of the Balearics annually. None are as …
World’s last ancient wonder is a magnet for explorers
Published: July 4, 2008
For the intrepid traveller, keen to discover ancient monuments, desert safaris and long-held tradition – all whilst being bathed in year-round sunshine – Egypt is the archetypical dream. Long established as a hub for tourists …
A Classic Old English Haven In Central London
Published: July 4, 2008
Acquired by Henry VIII all the way back in 1536, Hyde Park has a grand history. It was used by the King as a hunting ground before James I came to the throne and opened …
Munich provides a welcome break for tourists
Published: July 2, 2008
Although being Germany’s third largest city, Munich has the country’s strongest economy and lowest unemployment rates for a major city. It houses the headquarters for many major companies and is a world famous destination for …