Types of trip
Motorhome holidays for ‘softies’, Stateside-style...
Exclusively on offer in the UK for the first time from US specialist, Bon Voyage, are ‘pre-prepared’ motorhome holidays, where travellers enjoy the freedom of the open road, safe in the knowledge that prime pitches in sought-after, picturesque locations have been reserved.
Get to know the dramatic mountain stages of the Tour de France
The 2014 Tour de France will feature more mountain stages than ever before, which promises to make it the most enthralling contest in recent memory, and gives spectators the chance to discover a myriad of mountain magic across three of France's 5 major mountain ranges.
Solo travellers shun hotels for university rooms
Solo travel is an increasing trend within the accommodation sector, but is one not necessarily catered for by the traditional hotel industry.
World number one kite surfer takes top spot in Red Sea Kite Surfing World Cup
Karolina Winkowska, the world number one female kite surfer, added another significant trophy to her collection, taking home the top prize at the prestigious Red Sea Kite Surfing World Cup in Egypt earlier this month.
Holidaying with pets - the breed of travel that continues to grow
Holidaying with a pet is one of the fastest-growing trends in the travel market. It became cheaper and easier to travel abroad when new, simpler rules were introduced in January 2012 and now many dogs, cats and ferrets, are chipped and vaccinated and have their own pet passport.
Dusseldorf's “Biggest Fun Fair on the Rhine”
More than 690 years ago, a local shooting club started celebrating its patron saint's day. Today, the event, Dusseldorf's “Biggest Fun Fair on the Rhine,” is also one of the biggest outdoor celebrations in Germany and beyond -- a spectacular 10-day event with nearly 4 million visitors annually that rivals some of the world's better-known annual mega celebrations including Oktoberfest.
Monarch launch two new ski routes from Birmingham airport
Monarch announces two new routes from Birmingham Airport - to Salzburg and Turin - as part of its winter ski programme for 2014/15. Flights will commence on the 13th December 2014 and are on sale from 10th June 2014.
New in Devon: Glamping geared up for the less able-bodied
Classic Cottages, UK independent cottage holiday company and specialist in the South West, introduces safari tents on stilts for disabled children and adults - with an exciting array of on-site activities including hydrotherapy, horse riding, beauty treatments, blacksmithing, pottery and pygmy pony petting.
Explore like a local in Hong Kong
There's no better way to really get to know a city than experiencing it through the eyes of a local. The new, free-of-charge, 'Hong Kong Pals' programme from the Hong Kong Tourism Board, offers visitors the opportunity to meet with a Hong Kong local and get an authentic insight into Asia's World City.
Ruska brings vibrant colours to Finnish Lapland
One of the most underrated seasons in Finland is ruska; the Finnish term for autumn. Nowhere can the dramatic colours been seen more vibrantly than in Lapland where for two weeks the explosion of colour paints the fells, forests and hills in deep tones before the winter sets in.
Japan's favourite and far-out festivals
From old favourites to far-out events, there is a summer festival (natsu matsuri)for everyone in Japan.
Sunvil’s Edwardian riverboat, Genevieve, celebrates her 100th birthday
Enjoy a private river cruise on Genevieve from Hurley during June and early July. Celebrate her birthday with her and enjoy £100 off the usual charter price – day charter now from just £600 (for up to ten people) including captain, crew and five hours’ charter time – just £60 pp.
Official ‘Glastonbury 2014’ app launches from EE
EE, the official communications and technology partner of Glastonbury Festival 2014, has today announced the launch of the only official mobile app for this year’s festival, available to download free on iOS and Android.
City Marque serviced apartments perfect match for Wimbledon accommodation
As the Championships return to Wimbledon this month, so too will it’s swarm of spectators, filling up the borough’s accommodation faster than you can shout ‘deuce’. Attracting as many as 500,000 fans each year, the All-England Club never fails to bring entertainment and excitement to London’s leafy suburb, but not without hefty mark-ups.
Travel tips for football fans visiting Brazil
With thousands of football fans about to jet off to Brazil, Scott Gorman, Head of Sainsbury’s Travel Insurance says: