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New luxury aparthotel to open in Bristol
Award-winning, accommodation provider, SACO will launch a flagship aparthotel of 72 serviced apartments in Bristol this spring, expanding their presence in the city by 150 per cent.
10 reasons to visit Puglia in 2011
Puglia, the heel of Italy, is renowned for its rustic charm, beaches, cuisine and wine and now there are even more reasons to visit this charming region of Southern Italy this year…
Head to the Alps for great value family summer holidays
The best value holidays are not on the Med and not in `non-Eurozone’ destinations, but up in the Alps where the air is fresh, the sun beats down and where family activities include hiking, rafting, biking, pony trekking and where there are great value chalet hotel holidays for just £170pp.
Quirky crash pads from Hostelworld.com
Choose from sleeping in a giant mushroom, floating on water or even curling up with the local wildlife in a tree house to make your holiday an adventure that will never be forgotten.
Big discounts for travellers to the Big Apple
New York City travel is now ‘on sale’ at seven Hilton Worldwide hotels, meaning the Big Apple has never been more affordable.
Jerry Hall cruises Kimberley coast on the True North
Well known actress and model, Jerry Hall was on board Australia’s own luxury adventure- cruise ship, The True North last week where she and her partner enjoyed a one-week Kimberley cruise.
Iceland Express calls all culture vultures to the city of art
Experience a unique atmosphere in the colourful city during Iceland‘s biggest celebration of theatre, dance, music, literature and visual arts at the annual Reykjavik Arts Festival (20 May – 5 June).
The magic of the FA Cup comes to Ironbridge
One of the oldest and most iconic football trophies in the world will be paying a rare visit to Enginuity, one of the ten Ironbridge Gorge Museums in Shropshire on Saturday, 30th April between 10am and 5pm.
Bargain breaks to the Indian Ocean
Cast your mind away to the breathtakingly beautiful shores of the Indian Ocean and without a moment’s hesitation book your idyllic island break with Long Haul Specialist Operator Thomson Tailormade.
Stone Mountain Park debuts new laser show
This Summer Georgia’s Stone Mountain comes to life with a revolutionary, multi-dimensional projection, giving it more depth and light as Georgia’s No. 1 attraction.
Park Plaza goes virtual with iPad 2s
In the latest in a line of technological firsts, Park Plaza Hotels & Resorts was at the front of the queue to receive the new iPad 2, enabling meetings and event staff to showcase the hotels even when full.
Its official – camping makes you richer
Evidence collated by The Camping and Caravanning Club has revealed that camping really does make you richer in mind, body and soul.
Queensland – not just sun, sand and surf
While Queensland’s past summer may have been a wash-out, the State’s wines enjoyed a bumper season over the holiday season, with the popularity of Mercure’s pioneering Queensland Grands Vins wine list proving there are many more attractions to the Sunshine State than just sun, sand and surf.
Wedding gifts cost Brits £1.1bn per year
While weddings may be expensive, it is not just the happy couple who have to fork out for their nuptials.
Free holiday home? Here's the keys and no catches
A major holiday parks group is giving away holiday caravans this spring - and they're for keeps with no catches. Families will simply be handed the keys and become the home's new owner.