Europe Travel
Covent Garden invites aspiring Rankins to make history
Whether it is a quick iPhone snap of ballerinas rushing to their rehearsals at the Royal Opera House or an image of a street performer standing with a chainsaw on his head (yes, we have one of those!) or you shopping with a friend, Covent Garden is inviting regular snappers, aspiring Rankins and Vogue-posing, Sartorialist-inspired grannies to submit their photographic memoires of the area to celebrate the 180th Anniversary of the Market Building and go down in history forever.
Discount tickets for Alnwick Castle & Gardens
People booking their holidays with Northumbria Coast & Country Cottages can benefit from reduced ticket prices when they visit Alnwick Castle & Gardens.
007 cars and secret agents at the Heritage Motor Centre
The Heritage Motor Centre, home to the world's largest historic collection of British cars, is organising a whole host of exciting activities for families during May Half Term. From James Bond Week and Spy School to the Gaydon Spring Classic and Metro 30th Anniversary, there’s something for visitors of all ages to enjoy.
Crustacean crazy at the Cliftonville Hotel
Think Cromer and you’re probably thinking of eating or catching a majestic Cromer Crab. The association’s never been more apt than this Spring, as the town prepares for the inaugural Crab and Lobster Festival which runs from 21st and 23rd May, a seasonal celebration that’s sponsored by the Cliftonville Hotel – a beachside destination notorious for its seafood culinary excellence.
Win tickets to BeerFest Slovenia
One lucky winner and a friend could be watching the start of the World Cup from BeerFest Slovenia courtesy of the Slovenian Tourist Board.
Ryanair extends explosive £3 seat sale
Ryanair has announced that it has extended its three million £3 explosive seat sale for travel on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays in May and June, with £3 “all in” fares available on over 500 of Ryanair’s European routes until midnight Wednesday (28th April).
Mountain fitness in the Swiss Alps
Equilibrium offers the ultimate combination of hiking, yoga, massage and relaxation in the stunning surroundings of Verbier.
Copenhagen’s Little Mermaid is off to Shanghai
Copenhagen's beloved Little Mermaid has taken a vacation from her post in the harbour and travelled to World Expo 2010 in Shanghai.
Aalborg Beerwalk offers a taste of Denmark
Over the years, Aalborg has established itself as “a bit of a gem” for foodies and now it seems, it is fast becoming a hotspot for beer enthusiasts too. This spring, the city teamed up with six local pubs and created a brand new “Aalborg Beerwalk”.
Hundreds of Porsches to converge at the Heritage Motor Centre
Hundreds of Porsches will converge at The Heritage Motor Centre for ‘The Porsche Show’ on Sunday 6 June from 10am – 4pm. Now in its 3rd year, the friendly, informal show is dedicated to all things Porsche and includes plenty of fun activities for all the family.
Volcanic ash chaos prompts camper van holiday boom
The recent travel disruption caused by the eruption of the Icelandic volcano, Eyjafjallajökull is tempting increasing numbers of British holidaymakers to look closer to home for their next trip.
Hand picked hotels in the heart of Paris
The new hotel booking website HotelsGrandParis.com, fully dedicated to hotels in Paris, launched online in February 2010. It is available in French and English and provides detailed information on a selection of over thirty luxury hotels in downtown Paris.
MalvernSpa launches new membership packages
From as little as £10 a month, Spa lovers can now enjoy regular visits to MalvernSpa, the UK’s natural spring water spa located on the outskirts of the historic town of Malvern in Worcestershire with the launch of the spa hotel’s new Spa Club Memberships.
No fly breaks
cottages4you has a unique range of properties throughout the UK and into Europe, so whether you fancy a long weekend away over the bank holiday or an extended summer break, there is something for every taste and budget.
Hotel prices rise due to ash cloud
While airplanes remained grounded for the past week as a result of the unexpected eruption of Mt. Eyjafjallajokul in Iceland, hotel prices have been soaring to new highs.