Sports Events
Plan ahead to be a World Cup winner
Football fans jetting off to Brazil should assess their travel money and insurance options, advises MoneySuperMarket.
England football fans could face £5,000 mobile penalty from Brazil World Cup
England fans heading to the World Cup in Brazil next month could be stung with eye-watering mobile phone bills of £4,859 if they opt out of automatic mobile data limits imposed by most networks, according to new research from uSwitch.com.
Football fans urged to be wary of fraudsters when booking trips to Brazil
With the England squad recently announced and less than a month to go before the 2014 Football World Cup kicks off in Brazil, ABTA is reminding fans looking to book last minute travel arrangements to do so with reputable travel companies that are members of ABTA.

Make world-class saves in Brazil this summer
England fans heading to the World Cup in Brazil could save over £380 on holiday essentials by simply eating, drinking and shopping at the right places, according to foreign exchange specialists Travelex.

Tropical island of Captiva hosts world's most scenic triathlon
The sub-tropical island of Captiva on Florida's Gulf Coast is known for its natural beauty, abundant wildlife and laid back island atmosphere, making it an unlikely contender for a triathlon.

Experience Le Tour de Yorks with the Sheffield Metropolitan Hotel
Taking in 390km over a period of just 2 days, The Yorkshire Grand Depart will see cycling enthusiasts embark across “God's Own County” on the first two stages of the 2014 Tour de France.
Play a part in this summer’s sporting events
However much of a couch potato you are, there’s always a way to get involved in big sporting events. And 2014 is a great year to start developing an interest in sport, even if the only way you like it is as a TV viewer.

Fans can buy tickets for Rugby World Cup 2015 now
Rugby fans can buy tickets to Rugby World Cup 2015 for the first time through the Official Travel Programme, thanks to England Rugby Travel.
The Six Nations: Why go?
The Six Nations Rugby Championship is edging ever closer. The 134-year-old tournament is steeped in history and if you are fortunate enough to have watched a game, it’s a memory that lasts with you forever.

A lasting legacy - Winter Olympic Games
Following the golden summer of 2012 there was as much emphasis on the legacy of London 2012 as on the Games themselves and it has become the buzzword of the decade so far.
Djokovic focused on Grand Slams
Despite surrendering the number-one position in the world rankings, Novak Djokovic says he will focus on adding to his six Grand Slam titles, rather than regaining top spot in the rankings, during 2014.
Tour de France planning goes into overdrive
Staff and Members of the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority are stepping up a gear in their preparations for next year's Tour de France Grand Départ.
Follow England to the Ashes
If you love cricket, then following England on the Ashes tour of Australia this November to January offers the perfect solution for avoiding the very worst of the winter here.

Hoy heads down under for Southern Hemisphere's top cycling event
Olympic cycling champion, Sir Chris Hoy, will be heading to South Australia next year where he will be swapping the saddle for a special role as a guest of honour during the 2014 Santos Tour Down Under.
History, art and steeples… inspiring walks in Lincolnshire
Spires and steeples are set to welcome walkers and runners next month in a charity event celebrating a countryside heritage trail offering a walk though time – and an open-air gallery.