Types of trip
A bushcraft family adventure
The ever-challenging task of finding the perfect summer holiday for all the family to enjoy has just been made easier thanks to Eurocamp’s new partnership with bushcraft experts, The Woodcraft School.
100 days until kick off: You can still be there
With 100 days to go until the 2010 Football World Cup kicks off in South Africa you can still be at the heart of the action without breaking the bank with Sports Escapes.
Families Worldwide announces price reductions
Through careful housekeeping and by working closely with its ground handlers overseas, Families Worldwide has been able to make some big price reductions – up to £300 per person – on family holidays for 2010 and has passed the savings directly to its customers.
Wildlife photography trips to Borneo
Wildlife Worldwide is offering the opportunity for photographers of all abilities to improve their skills under the expert tutelage of award-winning wildlife photographer Nick Garbutt on two tours to Borneo on 1 and 7 May 2010 (click here for full details).
Explore the secrets of Florence with Baglioni Hotels
Relais Santa Croce, the latest acquisition of Baglioni Hotels, has some exciting new suggestions for visitors to Florence. Go right into the heart of the city, explore its secrets, enjoy its cuisine and see some of the world’s finest craftsmen at work.
Star gazing in Utah
Star gazing in the crystal clear skies of the Natural Bridges National Park in Utah - accredited as the world’s first designated ‘International Dark Sky Park’ by the International Dark Sky Association – is the offer from US specialist, Bon Voyage.
See the Shroud of Turin this spring
The Exposition of the Holy Shroud is to take place at the Cathedral of St John the Baptist in Turin, northern Italy, between 10 April and 23 May 2010 (the last time it was displayed to the public was in 2000).
Caribbean resort is everyone’s cup of tea
Guests at Windjammer Landing in Saint Lucia are joining in the resort’s 20th anniversary celebrations by enjoying their thirst-quenching bed, breakfast and afternoon tea package.
Arty breaks in Eastbourne
Art lovers and creative visitors can discover a haven of exhibitions and events in Eastbourne this spring including a Dark Weekend at the resort’s award-winning Towner Gallery and the return of the Eastbourne Festival.
Tennis star hosts Easter tournament at La Manga Club
Feliciano Lopez, the man who ended Tim Henman’s Wimbledon career, will be hosting a charity tennis tournament at La Manga Club over the Easter weekend.
Discover Vedic Meditation in the Himalayas
Ananda in the Himalayas is to welcome Jillian Lavender and Michael Miller, co-directors of the London Meditation Center to this year’s series of Visiting Masters, where they will be hosting a very special Vedic Meditation retreat from 20 - 27 April 2010.
Exciting Easter family staycations in London
Head to London this Easter for an eventful Easter family ‘staycation’ at Courthouse Doubletree by Hilton. From 1 to 18 April, the quirky 5-star hotel in the heart of the West End, is offering enticing accommodation and dining packages, where kids stay and eat for free.
Head to Keycamp for baby’s first holiday
The Rooneys may have just whisked little Kai off to the Caribbean, but for a ‘baby’s first holiday’ without the Barbados price-tag, Keycamp’s Mini World breaks from just £196 per party, make the perfect getaway for a young family.
Easter fun at Ironbridge Gorge Museums
The Easter school holidays at the Ironbridge Gorge Museums, Shropshire bring numerous opportunities for families to join in a myriad of creative, hands-on and quirky activities that will be taking place between 2nd and 18th April.
Relax around the clock in the South Lakes
The South Lakeland Tourism Action Group is enticing visitors with a round-the-clock teaser that demonstrates the wide variety of activities and pleasures on offer in an area stretching from the market town of Kendal, to the peaceful, sunset-filled coastal resorts around Morecambe Bay.