Types of trip
Delicious Danish dining in Copenhagen
The cooking of Denmark and the Nordic region as a whole is growing in stature internationally. Danish chefs are experts in exploiting the wonderful natural resources of their area.
BBC’s ‘Coast’ series spotlights Norway
The critically acclaimed series, ‘Coast’ is scheduled to be screened on BBC 2, Tuesday 25 August at 8 p.m, spotlighting Norway.
Celebrate your singledom with Costa Cruises
For bookings after 1 December 2009, Costa Cruises is reducing its single supplement by up to 50%. The initiative has been introduced to make cruising even more affordable for solo travellers and brings the single supplement down to as low as 30%.
Autumn in Slovenia
Whether its mushroom picking, leaf peeping, the Annual Cow Ball, helping with the grape harvest or staying on a working farm, there’s a myriad of reasons to visit Slovenia this autumn.
Kids give UK holidays the thumbs up
The Isle of Wight was today named as one of the world's top holiday hot spots - by kids. The popular British holiday destination, which lays three miles off the Hampshire coast and is famous for the picturesque Needles and the Cowes festival, came third in the poll of 2,000 youngsters.
Thomson Airways scraps oxygen charges
Thomson Airways has announced that it is removing all charges for supplementary therapeutic oxygen and relaxing its policy on customers bringing their own supplementary oxygen onboard its flights.
Last chance for summer space camp in Edinburgh
This weekend marks the end of Our Dynamic Earth’s summer activities and is the last chance for budding astronauts to discover if they could apply for the coolest job in the galaxy.
Turtle watching in the Florida Keys
Environmental enthusiasts should be able to observe infant loggerhead sea turtles hatching and emerging from their nest, via a live streaming "turtle webcam" installed on a private beach on Big Pine Key in the Lower Florida Keys.
Bournemouth hosts More Bus Air Festival
Backed by the Royal Navy, and with air cover provided by scores of heavily-armed military aircraft and Royal Navy ships, a crack team of Royal Marines will this month launch a waterborne assault on Britain's best-loved seaside resort.
Football focused cruise breaks to Amsterdam
As the Football season kicks off for 2009/2010 why not treat your family to a truly football focused cruise break to Amsterdam, with a tour of the famous Ajax stadium.
Acacia Adventure Holidays launches Madagascar “Tweet Up”
Acacia Adventure Holidays will be running a Madagascar “Tweet Up” on the tour operator’s Twitter page (twitter.com/AcaciaAfrica), this Friday 21 August.
September sunshine at a bargain rate
September sunshine – at a bargain rate – is the invitation to couples from camping and mobile home operator, Venue Holidays.
Explore Central America for less this autumn
Adventure travel specialist Kumuka Worldwide is highlighting its range of small group tours to Central America this autumn, with savings of up to £122 per person.
Scotland welcomes first ‘monster maze’
Girvan’s Woodland Farm has created the first environmentally-friendly maze in the West of Scotland. The Scottish “monster maze” has excellent "green" credentials, as it's the only fully-recyclable visitor attraction!
Get away from it all with Stena Line
Stena Line is offering customers the chance to get away from it all, with a hotel break to Ireland from only £95* per adult. This great price includes travel and one night’s accommodation (minimum stay two nights) and the kids go for free.