Types of trip
Geraint Thomas offers fans exclusive cycling tour
Fresh from a successful three weeks racing in the Tour de France, Olympic Gold Medallist Geraint Thomas is now looking forward to sharing his experience with cycling fans and hitting the iconic streets of De Ronde in Belgium.
Name your price, says top parks group
Families gambling that holiday prices will tumble even further this summer can end their nail-biting wait now - by simply naming the discount they want.
AmaWaterways to relocate 'AmaDagio’ to the Rhone
Award-winning river cruise line AmaWaterways will relocate its beautiful 150-passenger MS AmaDagio to the Rhone River in Southern France at the start of the 2012 season.
Exec Peterborough says ‘I do’ to hosting large-scale wedding
Celebrations will be in full swing at Exec Peterborough next month, when the venue hosts its first large-scale wedding.
Holiday fakers ‘smuggle’ counterfeit goods back into the UK
With schools breaking up for summer, the annual holiday exodus is well and truly underway as consumers head overseas in pursuit of sun, sand, sea and, most importantly, shopping.
More than half of Britains will holiday overseas this year
This year, 54% of Britains will be taking an overseas holiday, according to new research from Lloyds TSB Airmiles Duo Credit Cards.
Business travellers unwind with Hyatt Regency Trinidad
Stays at Hyatt Regency Trinidad don’t have to end when the meetings, conferences, and business gatherings do.
Save £100 pp on a family adventure to Kenya
Families Worldwide has reduced the price of its 11-day Rift Valley Explorer adventure holiday, departing 19 October, by £100 per person*.
Silver Travel Advisor’s top tips for keeping healthy at 37,000 feet
Flying off to exotic lands is a glamorous and exciting way to travel. But, it can be equally hazardous, distressing and sometimes fatal, with dry eyes, wind and constipation among the least worrying of a myriad of symptoms!
Autumnal escape to the New Forest
The Stanwell hotel is an oasis of calm, located on bustling Lymington High Street, one of the UK’s prettiest market towns, which is lined with Georgian buildings and has been home to a huge market every Saturday for over 800 years.
Holiday packing tips for mature travellers
Over fifties travel review website Silver Travel Advisor has come up with its definitive holiday packing list for the mature holidaymaker this summer.
Star Clippers offers ex-UK tall ship cruise
In 2012, as part of a maiden summer season of Baltic tall ship cruises, Star Clippers will offer a sailing from Southampton on the 170-passenger, full-rigged tall ship `Star Flyer’, the first time one of the Star Clippers’ tall ships has been in British waters since the ship’s launch in 1991.
The Chedi Muscat prepares for luxury spa opening
The Chedi Muscat is counting down for one of the most important spa openings in the Middle East. The five star resort is in the process of enlarging its current spa and wellness offering, which will open its doors at the beginning of August 2011.
Globe-trotting grandma wins national holiday competition
61 year old grandmother, Jean Smith, from Huyton in Liverpool, has won a two night stay at the 4* Red House Country Hotel in the Peak District, courtesy of the UK’s fastest growing travel review site for over 50 year old travellers Silver Travel Advisor.
Further dates for Royal Garden Hotel Junior Chef package
The Royal Garden Hotel, Kensington has announced a further two dates for its popular ‘Junior Chef’ stay, a series of school holiday cookery lessons aimed at introducing 5-10 year olds to the kitchen in a fun way.