Types of trip

Now you can take your holiday dream for a trial run
Couples tempted by the idea of owning a holiday home, but uncertain if reality will match the dream, can now put their fantasies to the test.

Touring holidays gain younger family following
A top Lancashire holiday park says that more younger people are now gaining a taste for touring - thanks to parents who have decided to unhitch in favour of caravan holiday homes.

Clos Malverne all geared up for bucolic biking bliss
For a leisurely tour of the Stellenbosch Winelands of a different kind, Clos Malverne Wine Estate now saddles up exhilarating eco-biking safaris for enthusiasts to explore, experience and enjoy the splendour of the picturesque Devon Valley off the beaten track.

History’s Greatest Civilisations: Andante Travels launches ‘Meet the past’
The ancient Egyptians assembled the pyramids; the ancient Greeks introduced the original form of democracy ; the Romans conquered nearly 3km2 of land; Machu Picchu was the handiwork of the Incas and without the Vikings, we wouldn’t get ‘angry’, go ‘berserk’ or be ‘dirty’ – these are prime examples of just some of the legacies and achievements of history’s greatest civilisations…
Visit the Bury St. Edmunds Food and Drink Festival
Bury St. Edmunds will host a Food and Drink Festival this August Bank Holiday, and the Angel Hotel is offering visitors a holiday package which includes accommodation on a B&B basis and a three-course dinner from £159per room, per night – saving 30%.
Playing hooky for holidays?
New research on behalf of Nationwide Building Society suggests that the inordinate cost differential between holidays in and out of school term time is driving parents to take their children out of school in order to obtain an affordable family break, as 37% of those surveyed admitted they had taken their children out of school to get a good deal on a holiday.

The flags are out for the Isle of Wight's beaches
With summer here, and the school holidays just around the corner, the Isle of Wight is celebrating more Blue Flags and Seaside Awards than ever before.

French Summer Festivals
France is the classic summer holiday destination where we as a nation continue to hold a fascination and flock to in droves.

Sloane Helicopters launches Ibiza-based service
Established in Mallorca since 1995, Sloane Helicopters has made an exciting decision to base a four-seater Robinson R44 aircraft in Ibiza for various dates throughout summer 2013. Flying in and out of Ibiza Airport, the Company will offer heli-sightseeing trips and a platform for aerial photography.

Sailing adventures to Burma's remote islands
Adventure tour operator, Intrepid Travel has launched two new sailing adventures that will take small groups of travellers to some of the world's most remote islands, off the coast of Burma.

Best bars of the Balkans
For those searching for somewhere unusual to let their hair down this summer, jump on a party cruise with Sail Croatia or an adventure tour with Balkan Road Trip and discover a selection of awesome alternative nightspots for a couple of late-night cocktails.

50 Years of Victory Ship to carry Sochi Olympic flame to the North Pole
Quark Expeditions, the leader in polar adventures, has just successfully reached the geographic North Pole for the 46th time as part of its first voyage of the 2013 Arctic season.

Group tours proving popular with gappers
Gapping season is just around the corner, and adventurers from across the globe are looking forward to twelve months of unabated thrill seeking on distant shores.

Guided walking adventure in the white-washed villages of green Spain
Adagio - the gentle guided walking arm of Ramblers Worldwide Holidays - is offering a one week holiday in the Sierra de Aracena, the greenest part of Andalucia with woods, pastures, rivers and picturesque 'Pueblos Blancos'.

Driving 'The Dempster'
With scenic drives into all corners of the Yukon, it's a driver's dream. The territory boasts a network of well-maintained highways that rank among the world's premiere driving adventures.