Europe Travel
New crime novel set in Iceland’s Westman Islands
The Westman Islands’ ‘Pompeii of the North’ excavations are the setting for critically acclaimed Icelandic crime writer Yrsa Sigurdardottir’s new novel ‘Ashes to Dust’, which is released in the UK on 22 July.
Discover Surtsey – Iceland’s youngest volcanic island
Volcanologists and nature lovers can now discover Surtsey, Iceland’s youngest volcanic island and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, through a new interpretive centre, which opened in the Westman Islands on 2 July, 2010.
New flights to Westman Islands with Eagle Air
Eagle Air has added flights to the Westman Islands from Reykjavik to its scheduled flight route commencing on 4 August, 2010.
Icelandair increases flights from Manchester and Glasgow
Holidaymakers from the North of England and Scotland can now discover Iceland five days per week with the convenient introduction of an extra flight from Glasgow and Manchester.
First-class conference venue opens in Akureyri
Iceland’s second largest city, Akureyri, opens its very own first-class, multi-purpose venue this August.
10 reasons to visit Halkidiki
Greece is a popular, sun-drenched holiday favourite for travellers of all ages. Halkidiki, located in the north, is known for its easy access from the UK, crystal blue seas and white sands, yet there is a lot more to this region than meets the eye.
Macdonald Rusacks Hotel welcomes golfing champions
Macdonald Rusacks Hotel hosted golfing greats Sandy Lyle, Tony Jacklin and Roberto De Vicenzo at the unveiling of The Champions Collection of original paintings in the Austen Gallery.
Spanish victory sparks celebration for golfers
Not only did Andres Iniesta’s extra-time goal send 45 million Spaniards delirious, it was also cause for celebration for hundreds of golfers who will now enjoy a free golf holiday.
Walking tours of Reykjavik
Get to the heart of the world’s northernmost capital this summer on a new evening walking tour with Icelandic operator Reykjavik Excursions.
Scotland's wildlife in all its splendour
July and August sees Scotland’s wildlife in all its summer splendour. While visitors may be drawn to better known species such as the endearing Seal and the glorious Golden Eagle, there also exists a range of very beautiful and rare species which visitors just might have the opportunity to glimpse - if they know where to go and what to look out for.
Ibiza Rocks with The Prodigy
Ibiza Rocks will celebrate five years of groundbreaking live music events on Tuesday 20 July at the Ibiza Rocks Hotel, with a birthday bash that will be the dogs Balearics.
Hooked on Flamenco
Pure sentiment and profound passion. This is flamenco, a genuine Spanish musical art that is universally renowned.
The ultimate chill out: Arctic scuba diving holidays
Aurora Expeditions have launched the High Arctic 2011 brochure with exciting voyages to Spitsbergen, Greenland and Iceland.
Reach for the Michelin Stars
Too posh for regular cookery schools? Already an accomplished cook or just keen to learn how to cook like the masters? GoLearnTo.com’s new range of cookery courses with Michelin Star chefs are guaranteed to give you kitchen envy.
Gourmet breaks in Cornwall
Looe based hotel and two AA rosette awarded restaurant, Barclay House is launching a Cornish gastronomic experience to promote the merit of the region, guaranteed to please even the most discerning of food-lovers.