Types of trip

Its snow much fun in the Tirol!
After record-breaking October snow conditions in the Austrian Tirol, November’s snowfall proved a little less forthcoming, but fear not December has arrived and so has the snow. Many Tirolean ski resorts have received between 20-50cm of fresh snow, making a welcomed start to the winter season.
Glasgow Prestwick Airport announces new Jersey route
Glasgow Prestwick Airport has today announced a new direct route to Jersey next summer.

Kashmir resort offers heliskiing experience for thrill seekers
Skiing in Jammu and Kashmir is a thrilling and exciting experience for any adventure enthusiast. The Ski Club of India was established in Gulmarg in 1927, which is now considered to be the ski paradise of India. Just 50km from Srinagar, situated at an altitude of 2,730m, the Gulmarg scenery changes from a flowery meadow in summer to that of a small ski resort in winter. Ski-lovers from all over the country flock to the area because it's the only ski-resort in the mighty Himalayas where you can ski with a magnificent view of the Karakorams.
Pre-Christmas ski or snowboard holiday?
The winter sports season has got off to a great start with record early snowfalls in some European resorts and with 50cm to 100cm new snowfall expected in the Alps over the next few days says AA Travel Insurance.
Winter walking in the French Alps
Winter walking – complete with snowshoe and cross-country ski hire for snowy conditions – is the offer from specialist operator, Belle France.
Make the most of your time on Earth
Following on from the best-selling first edition of Make the Most of Your Time on Earth: A Rough Guide to the World, Rough Guides’ pick of 1000 ultimate travel experiences now comes in a smaller, compact format. This condensed guide still includes every original experience and stunning images but this mini edition might even fit in your backpack!
Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong celebrates Michelin success
The Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong has announced that their renowned French restaurant, Caprice, has been awarded three Michelin Stars in the Michelin Guide Hong Kong Macau 2010. The Hotel’s Cantonese restaurant, Lung King Heen, has also retained its three-star ranking for the second year running.

Discover South Africa and enjoy safari savings
Discover South Africa, Botswana and Zimbabwe in January and save £233 per person. Combining the wildlife of Chobe National Park with the spectacular scenery of Victoria Falls, visit the Khama Rhino Sanctuary and explore Okavango Delta by mokoro (dug-out canoe).
A grand deal for the Grand Prix
Head to Kuala Lumpur for the 2010 Petronas Malaysian Grand Prix and watch Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton battle it out in the third race of the season.

A Victorian Christmas experience at Muncaster Castle
Muncaster Castle in the western Lake District is turning back the clocks to a Victorian style Christmas this year, with a series of specially-themed tours on offer to visitors over the festive period.

Hands on ecotourism experiences in South Australia
Thanks to a growing number of ‘voluntourism’ projects across South Australia, giving up time to take part in conservation is no longer something reserved solely for gap year students.

Michelin dining in the Dolomites
The Relais & Châteaux Hotel Castel Fragsburg is celebrating their much anticipated first Michelin Star, just published in the 2010 Michelin Guide. Since his arrival in 2007, Chef Luis Haller has dazzled diners with his culinary virtuoso performances ? resulting in a marked increase of gastronomic visitors to the smallest luxury hotel in the Dolomites.
‘Credit Crunch’ Christmas party proves a hit in Plymouth
Despite recent reports that firms are cutting back on Christmas party budgets this year, Future Inns Plymouth has seen festive party bookings soar by 40% compared to a year ago.

Thinking of a holiday in Spain? ‘Finca’ Andalucía!
The Spanish use olive oil as a standard accompaniment to most meals, so why not stay in a wonderfully restored 200 year old olive mill in Andalucía for a chance to experience some of Spain’s most exquisite food.
Head to France for ‘Massif’ fun on the slopes
For superb skiing and snowshoeing why not beat the crowds and travel to Les Estables? Based in the heart of the Massif Central, this spectacular setting with volcanoes, forests, prairies and nature reservations has been a gathering post for local shepherds for thousands of years.