Scenic Holidays
Eddie the Eagle to land in Canada once again
Eddie “the Eagle” Edwards is back in Canada for another shot at Olympic history. This time, he’ll stay grounded as he runs with the Olympic Flame in Winnipeg on 7 January 2010.
New coastal cycle tours in Cornwall for 2010
Cornwall’s spectacular coastline is the focus for three new self-guided cycling tours from a specialist holiday operator.
Save up to £200 on self-catering breaks in Devon
For those hoping to grab a bargain on their summer holiday this year, South Devon self-catering specialist Coast & Country Cottages has introduced some sensational savings of up to £200 for a limited time only on selected summer weeks.
Cracking crustaceans in Key Largo
To the initiated, “stone crab claws” are the best-tasting crab in the world, and there’s no better place in the world to eat them than fresh from the ocean in the Florida Keys.
Lake District goes primetime on ITV1
A new 12 part television series is being tipped to add a timely boost to tourism in the Lake District and Cumbria in the countdown to the all-important 2010 holiday season.
Kuoni launches luxury holiday sale
Laze on a white sand beach, take a dip in turquoise waters, dive amongst psychedelic fish, cruise down the Nile in Egypt, spot tigers and temples in India or stand on the Great Wall of China. Due to popular demand The Kuoni Sale is back with savings of up to 30% on a choice of 120 amazing offers to exotic destinations around the world.
Start 2010 with a stylish vintage sports car break
Beechfield House Hotel in Wiltshire is inviting visitors to enjoy a short break of fun and frolics in the country thanks to its vintage sports car packages.
A gourmet winter experience in Cumbria
A glorious foodie experience, sure to spread happiness whatever the winter weather, can be enjoyed on England’s most beautiful lake in February 2010, when the iconic Ullswater ‘Steamers’ lay on fabulous marmalade cruises, in conjunction with mansion and historic gardens, Dalemain.
Acacia Africa goes wild online
Are you pondering over pony trekking through Lesotho, volunteering in South Africa or swimming with elephants in Zimbabwe? Now you can journey through Africa on the internet, with Acacia Africa’s "Go Wild Online" campaign featuring a selection of amazing African encounters across Twitter, Facebook and the tour operator’s blog.
View Africa’s ‘big five’ on horseback
You can now get a whole new perspective on the African savannah as Ranch Rider's 2010 portfolio covers South Africa and Botswana.
Book early for a discounted stay in Tuscany
Vintage Travel – specialising exclusively in hand-picked houses with private pools – is highlighting an early booking offer of 10% off all bookings made before 31 January at Pruneta di Sopra - a beautiful four bedroom, three bathroom Tuscan retreat sleeping up to nine.
Ancient vineyards offer a true taste of the Azores
For an island known as the Treasure of the Azores, Pico does not disappoint. Explore its extraordinary lava vineyards, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, for a real taste of the Azores and insight into ancient viniculture.
Kauai – more accessible than ever
Kauai is considered by many to be one of the most special places on Earth. Only about four percent of the island is developed and the unspoiled beauty which dominates the senses has forever intrigued those fortunate people who visit the island.
Blanket Bay wins Enviro Award
Multi-award-winning Blanket Bay lodge in Glenorchy has added yet another award to its impressive line-up for 2009 - the Qualmark Enviro-Gold.
Walkers show no signs of hanging up their boots
A survey of HF Holidays’ customers – many of whom are aged 50 plus – reveals that far from hanging up their boots and sitting out retirement, some guests claim to head out into the countryside every day.