Types of trip
Self-catering summer specials
There’s still time to escape and enjoy a last minute summer holiday with Scotland’s specialist holiday lettings company, Cottages & Castles Ltd, offering some fantastic deals on properties still available for rent.
Sacred sculpture on display at Salisbury Cathedral
Salisbury Cathedral is to hold an exhibition of around 30 previously unseen religious and secular sculptures by Peter Eugene Ball in the Morning Chapel from 12 September to 11 October, bringing together recent examples of the work upon which the artist’s considerable reputation is based.
MSC Fantasia to serve gluten-free products
MSC Fantasia has received certification from the Associazione Italiana Celiachia (AIC) to serve gluten-free products, thus becoming a legitimate partner in the AIC’s Network Alimentazione Fuori Casa (Eating Out).
Happy Yorkshire Day
Celebrate Yorkshire Day with the locals in August, when men and women from all over the historic county show appreciation towards their flat caps, pies and gravy. Yorkshire County Cricket Club show just how proud the people of the area can be.
All is not lost for some summer sun
All is not lost for those who didn’t get a chance to escape on a big summer break this year. September is an ideal time for that long-overdue holiday – the sun is still out, but the tourist hordes have eased off the beaches and the prices are low. What’s not to like?
Fruits of the forest and a Turkish delight
The ‘Pathway of the Gods’ is the Amalfi Coasts most scenic walk with bird’s eye views of fishing boats and pretty villas. Learn about local plant life and folklore while tasting delicious regional food.
Football fever in Africa
For the first time in the history of the tournament, the continent of Africa is holding the FIFA World Cup.
East meets west during the Hong Kong Sevens
Referred to frequently as a place where ‘east meets west’, Hong Kong offers an unforgettable introduction to the Orient.
Italian language trips on the Amalfi Coast
All In Italian, the Italian Language and Cultural School, has launched its new Amalfi short breaks and Italian language trips to Salerno and the Amalfi Coast taking place in October 2009.
Luxury travel that eases the conscience
In recent years, research has shown that a new "sophisticated" traveller, naturally more aware of global responsible principles in their business place and home, is now starting to adopt eco values into their leisure decisions. This holistic approach is not a new one but is a fast growing important lifestyle trend.
Enjoy all things artistic in Denmark
From the wildlife paintings of Johannes Larsen to the modern design classic that are Kristian Vedel’s carved wooden birds, Denmark has produced a great many acclaimed artists over the centuries.
Durham unveils UK’s most relaxing holiday
Durham is aiming to provide the most relaxing holiday in Britain this summer for the many Brits choosing to holiday at home during the recession.
Join the grandstand crowd for Schumacher’s return
Since the news was released last week that Michael Schumacher is to come out of retirement to drive for Ferrari and cover for Felipe Massa as he recovers from the crash at the Hungarian Grand Prix, the UK’s leading motor sport travel specialist Grandstand Motors Sports has seen a 200% surge in traffic to its website.
Bikers head for Georgia’s warm springs
Warm Springs, a town in West Georgia and part of the Presidents Trail and President Roosevelt’s birthplace has become a key destination for motorcyclists, with the recent opening of two vintage motorcycle museums.
Ten foodie reasons to visit Guernsey
The elusive Ormer, Hechet home-made ice-cream, Guernsey gâche (fruit bread), yellow butter and cream, local crab salad, the traditional 'bean jar' and much more - 10 tasty reasons to visit Guernsey.