Types of trip
Safari tent lodges with sea views on the Isle of Wight
Quality Unearthed present a collection of five stunning new safari lodges on the Isle of Wight offering an unbeatable island experience.
Snow-where better to go after school
Encourage the kids to learn to ski or snowboard this summer and it’s not just snowsports instruction you can leave in the capable hands of The Snow Centre – it’s supper too!
Footy fans off the mark with currency
40% of British fans attending Euro 2012 are in the dark when it comes to the currencies in Poland and Ukraine, a gaffe that could cost England supporters as much as £200 extra in poor exchange rates and high commission charges, a survey has revealed.
The newest river cruise ship on the Danube launches in Vilshofen
Award-winning river cruise line AmaWaterways christened its newest ship, the AmaCerto, on 16th May in the scenic Danube town of Vilshofen, Germany. The traditional ceremony centred on the christening and blessing of the ship by its Godmother, Cruise Line International Association (CLIA) President Christine Duffy.
New eco-luxe, drop a dress size retreat for New You Boot Camp
New You Boot Camp has teamed up with award-winning eco-luxe destination AlmaVerde Village & Spa, in the Western Algarve of Portugal, to deliver our unique weight loss and fitness boot camps.
A round trip of Cumbria's scintillating stone circles
For a circular tour, you couldn't do better than Cumbria - if, that is, it's stone circles you're after. There are around 50 stone circles in the Lake District, including some of the earliest found in Britain, and each rewards a visit with its own distinctive qualities plus, in almost every instance, breathtaking views of England's finest scenery.
Hard working Brits stay online abroad, contributing £43m to the economy
With six million Brits heading abroad this Jubilee/half term weekend, a survey conducted by flight comparison site Skyscanner, has revealed more than a third (38%) of them will be forced to work during their time off, generating a massive £42.8m to the economy.
June walking - head for Central Europe
With southern Europe getting too hot for hiking, and the mountainous routes not yet open, On Foot Holidays recommends that June walkers head for Central Europe.
Culinary delights
Couples, groups and families looking for a traditional taste of the Mediterranean during their holiday this summer are being offered a culinary treat courtesy of Coastline Villas.
Gullivers joins the pride for the upcoming Lions Tour
The UK’s leading rugby and cricket tour operator, Gullivers Sports Travel, has today been appointed as an Official Travel Agent of Lions Rugby Travel for the 2013 British & Irish Lions Tour to Australia.
VIP SKI adds St Anton for the 2012/2013 season
Specialist ski company VIP SKI is delighted to be featuring a gorgeous new hotel in one of the world’s best ski resorts, St Anton for the 2012/13 season. It’s the very first time VIP SKI has featured this classic resort and their first entrée into the Austrian Alps.
Full speed ahead
Quark Expeditions has reported an increase in the number of passengers during the 2011-2012 Antarctic Season.
Demand increases for hot tub holidays in the UK
British holidaymakers are following in the footsteps of hot tub owning celebrities as a UK holiday company, Holiday Lodge Group, sees a rise in customers demanding their own private bubbles.
Tenerife, an island fit for Olympians and sporting heroes
Tenerife's tourism credentials are well-known, however, with the recent visit of several promising London 2012 Olympic athletes, including Tour de France contender Bradley Wiggins, the island has further cemented its reputation as an outstanding training venue for world class athletes.
Top five personal encounters with Queensland's marine life
From the Tropical North to the islands of the Whitsundays, Queensland has over 7400km of coastline inhabited by hundreds of species of marine wildlife.