Types of trip
Launch into winter with a ski holiday in Switzerland
Swiss Travel Service have teamed up with award winning ski operator Neilson. The 2009/10 Swiss Travel Service Ski and Snowboard brochure includes 67 properties in 16 resorts from glitzy St. Morits to traditional Wengen and offers some of the best skiing in Europe suitable for all levels, ages and wallets.
Guided walking holidays in Roman Provence
The UK’s leading guided walking holidays’ operator, Ramblers Worldwide Holidays, is offering a one week tour of Avignon in Roman Provence – with its reputation as one of France’s major artistic centres.
Celebrate Halloween with Mickey and friends
Nobody does Halloween quite like the Americans, so what better place to head on holidays for some terrific thrills this All Hallows’ Eve than Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando?
Fairytales do come true at The Levin
The Levin Hotel is offering to pamper brides to be, at this exclusive 12-bedroom boutique hotel in the heart of Knightsbridge, and take away the stress of searching for that perfect wedding dress.
Enjoy cool Copenhagen without spending a fortune
If you like good quality design, but don’t like to spent a fortune on hotel accommodation, then the Arp-Hansen Hotel Group’s new luxurious 2-star hotel “Wakeup Copenhagen” in the centre of the city is the place to stay this autumn.
Set sail for adventure in Thailand
From November Gap Adventures travellers can sail by catamaran around the waters surrounding Thailand’s world renowned beaches. Each shipmate can learn the ropes by actually skippering the comfortable 8-person catamaran.
Christmas breaks - From cowsheds to country manors
CV Travel has launched its Christmas collection of UK cottages, manor houses and even a converted geothermally heated cow shed, with its own filtered water supply, a Christmas tree and champagne on arrival.
Holiday Options to feature Albania for 2010
Tour operator, Holiday Options, is featuring Albania for the first time in 2010 with highlights of the programme including small group tours and, for more independent clients, the lively beach resort of Durres.
Fishmore Hall Chef awarded at Ludlow Food Festival
Chef de Partie Louise Owen has won the Skillbuilder’s award at the Ludlow Food Festival this year. Louise, 21 who works alongside head chef David Jaram at Fishmore Hall in Ludlow wowed the judges with her creative cookery style.
Cosy bolt-holes for a Christmas in the Lakes
Christmas at 900 cottages in the Lake District will start on Sunday 20 December now that Cumbrian Cottages have changed their usual Friday and Saturday change-over days to fit 2009 festive dates.
Shakespeare Country shortlisted in Tourism Oscars
Shakespeare Country has been shortlisted twice as a finalist in this year’s Heart of England Excellence in Tourism Awards.
Foodie treats in the Palmetto State
Eat your way around the Atlantic Oceanside state of South Carolina - with rich inland habitats and culinary inspirations including European, African, Caribbean, and American frontier influences, it's easy to see why food is such a big attraction for visitors to the state.
Night of Culture set to ‘Trash’ Aalborg
Not wanting to waste the opportunity to showcase the city’s diverse creativity, Denmark’s 4th largest city Aalborg has scrapped more traditional themes for this year’s ‘Night Of Culture’ on Friday 9 October by hosting an inspirational evening of events thought provokingly based around ‘Trash’.
Christmas festivities in the heart of rural Suffolk
The 15th century half-timbered Swan Hotel at Lavenham, in the heart of rural Suffolk, is offering a special three-night dinner, B&B Christmas package from Thursday 24th December priced from £1,250 per double/twin room for two sharing.
Set sail for the Falkland Islands
Visiting the Falklands via cruise ship or expedition vessel allows passengers unrivalled access to penguins, the rare black-browed albatross and elephant seals, among hundreds of other species that reside on the 770-plus islands that make up the Falklands archipelago.