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Sun, sand, sea and stories in Antigua
Pirate ships, fairies, witches and wizards will be making an appearance in a new series of storytelling events being hosted at St James’s Club, Antigua during the February and May half term holidays in 2011.
Learn to ski & snowboard weekends in Meribel
For those looking to try skiing or snowboarding for the first time, Skiweekends.com - the specialist in ski short breaks and weeks – has introduced ‘Learn to ski or snowboard weekends’ in France’s Three Valleys.
Halloween hostels - Not for the faint hearted
With Halloween fast approaching, Hostelworld.com has revealed the hostels that will send a few shivers down the spine!
New study reveals our “sights of a lifetime”
Ultralase, the laser eye specialist, has conducted a unique study into exactly what our “sights of a lifetime” really are.
New hotels in Paris offer the crème de la crème
Over the next two years, the privileged position of Paris' luxury hotels is set to be shaken up by several new openings and the introduction of an official "Palace" award to distinguish the very best 5* hotels in France.
‘Safari & Spice’ for half the price in Tanzania
Couples wanting that perfect bush n beach honeymoon, or just a wildly romantic break, won't want to miss out on this fantastic "spouses package" just announced by Serena in the largely undiscovered Selous - Africa's largest game reserve.
Royal Caribbean to debut Saturday Night Fever
Royal Caribbean International is slipping-on its boogie shoes this spring and debuting Saturday Night Fever: The Musical, the third licensed main-stage musical production at sea for the cruise line.
ME Barcelona certified as a ‘Biosphere Hotel’
ME Barcelona has been certified as a "Biosphere Hotel", becoming the second hotel in Catalonia to be awarded certification by the Institute of Responsible Tourism - endorsed by UNESCO.
Ryanair launches £6 weekend seat sale
Ryanair has released 500,000 £6 seats for travel on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays in November.
Eurostar announces £700 million fleet investment
Eurostar International, the high-speed passenger train operator between the UK and mainland Europe has announced a £700 million investment in its fleet.
Grand opening for 'The Courtyard at Hodsock'
After many months of careful planning, sympathetic architectural and interior design, a beautiful renovation of the old dairy at Hodsock Priory has declared itself open for business!
Winter trains go on sale through Rail Europe
From Wednesday 13 October 2010, French trains running on the new winter timetable will go on sale. The timetable change from summer to winter schedules takes place on Sunday 12 December ’10.
Arosa gears up for Gay Skiweek 2011
Arosa is located in southeast of Switzerland, at the end of the Schanfigg-valley. With its extraordinary geographical location not far from St. Moritz and Davos, it boasts a maximum of sunny days whilst being protected by the winds. Since 1877 this traditional alpine ski resort has become a “must” for mountain and sun lovers.
Northern Lights light up Iceland's skies
The Northern Lights are at their peak activity levels starting now until the end of March in Iceland and to provide UK travellers with an affordable way to see this natural wonder, Icelandair is pleased to offer the Northern Lights City Break.
Stargazing from Hawaii's summits
Stargazing "The Big Island Style" is becoming more and more popular every year. With breathtaking views and interrupted, unpolluted skies, this really is one of the best stargazing spots in the world.