Types of trip
Trace your Viking roots at new exhibition
A new exhibition hitting the JORVIK Viking Centre in York in May 2007, will be sure to cause a storm, as it delves into the historic ‘melting pot’ of York that was created by immigration and trade in Viking times.
More Ooh La La for your Euro
Interhome, one of the largest holiday accommodation agencies in Europe is delighted to unveil its brand new France brochure for 2007, offering the very best privately-owned holiday accommodation, in prime locations across France.
Fiji - South Pacific’s top spa destination
The beautiful, paradise islands of Fiji are rapidly emerging as the South Pacific’s top spa destination with the opening of new spas at six luxury resorts. The Westin, Hilton and Sofitel on Denerau Island, and Yasawa Island Resort and have all recently opened luxury spas and the Outrigger and Shangri La on the main island of Viti Levu are due to open their new spas later this year.
The darling bugs of May
Kids can learn about wildlife and find bugs and beetles in Park Resorts ‘Mini Beast Safari’ which is just one of the treats lined up for youngsters visiting holiday parks this May Bank Holiday.
Camping worth a try during Rugby World Cup
Those heading out to France for the Rugby World Cup this September, can stay close to the action and avoid expensive hotels by camping on a nearby parc. Soak up the buzzing atmosphere of the games and watch England scrum it out to retain the number one title, then relax back at the parc away from the tourists and rugby crowds.
Travellers to US urged to order dollars now
Yesterday the pound hit the $2 mark for the first time in almost 15 years. Leading foreign exchange specialist Travelex has already noted a significant increase in demand for the Dollar.
Go greener, go for free with Virgin!
Virgin Trains is again going head to head with airlines in a drive to get people off domestic flights and onto more environmentally friendly trains by offering 12,500 flyers free train tickets to sample environmentally-friendly train travel and reduce their carbon footprint.
Follow Bungle Bear on holiday
Remember Bungle Bear, George the Hippo and their loudmouthed pal Zippy? The Rainbow team are back and will be appearing at Devon Cliffs, Haven Holidays’ flagship park in early May - rekindling fond memories for Mums and Dads and delighting kids all over again.
Ski Resort announces peak to peak gondola
Whistler Blackcomb, a mountain resort already renowned for daring innovation, has announced its boldest move yet with the construction of the Peak to Peak Gondola, for completion December 2008. The two mountains will be united by a gondola that will set world records for length and height while providing an unmatched experience for winter and summer resort guests.
Littlesea Holiday Park named best in UK
Haven and British Holidays' Littlesea Holiday Park has been named best in the country by Britain's leading holiday review website. The Weymouth caravan park, with breathtaking views of Dorset's World Heritage coastline, was rated best holiday park by Holidaywatchdog.com.
DIY holidaymakers look for the ‘X’ factor
From canal boats to castles, the continued growth of online travel booking is resulting in growing demand for more unusual holiday accommodation, according to Self-Catering-Breaks.com, the UK’s leading directory for holiday accommodation.
Americans choose Hadrian’s Wall
Hadrian’s Wall has been cited as England’s top ancient monument – ahead of Stonehenge - by the travel section of one of America’s most revered and well read national newspapers.
Typhoon to take Airbourne by storm
The Eurofighter Typhoon is once again set to take Eastbourne airshow by storm. The futuristic fast jet is returning to Airbourne for a third time, after being one of only a few airshows specially selected to showcase the new aircraft during its inaugural year in 2005.
Family friendly houses for half term
With just 5 weeks to the Whitsun half term, CV Travel has come up with a choice of some of the finest family houses in Europe and the Caribbean. From staffed villas in Nevis and Grenada to a traditional `trulli' house in Puglia, a villa on the Cote d'Azur with a Wendy House, boules, trampoline and family sized pool, and family friendly houses on Corfu's north east coast, a region still reminiscent of `My Family & Other Animals'.
Hot Bath for cool kids
Anything labelled “family friendly” is often heaven for kids but quite the opposite for parents. Parents have a tricky dilemma, they are keen to spend quality time with their children but desperately need a break themselves. Bath is a place that couples enjoy for a romantic break before kids, but it caters equally well for the family market. A grownup heaven which also boasts plenty to keep small people happy, it is an ideal choice as a base for a family holiday.