Types of trip
Hungary hosts 'Hungary For Business' workshop
The Hungarian National Tourist Office is organising a networking workshop titled ‘Hungary for Business’ in June to showcase Hungary’s unique facilities and attractions to conference and incentive organisers in the UK.
What credit crunch? Asks the luxury sector
With so much bad news dominating we have cast about to see whether there are any sectors left unscathed - and it does seem that the luxury travel sector is quietly enjoying quite a buoyant time - could it be that the economic factors are creating a polarised market?
Good news for travellers feeling the pinch
Whilst many companies are adding surcharges to their holidays because of the economic downturn, Ramblers Worldwide Holidays are guaranteeing ‘no surcharges’ for the remainder of 2008. This guarantee will apply to all holidays taken by the end of this year.
Experience the real Wild West in Calgary
The Calgary Stampede came to life back in the summer of 1912: Just as Annie Oakley was hanging up her guns and Wyatt Earp was riding quietly off into the sunset. The world famous event has been keeping the legend of the Wild West alive ever since. Billed as the ‘Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth’, the world’s largest outdoor rodeo regularly attracts over one million visitors – decked heel to toe in western attire and TV audiences in excess of two million viewers.
Irish Ferries launch May offers with reduced fares
To capitalise on the current buoyant ferry travel market, Irish Ferries has launched its best-ever offers with substantial savings for couples and families travelling by car to Ireland during the period 18 May – 30 September.
Eur-obviously better off in Asia
These days it is almost impossible to pick up a newspaper or turn on the TV without being faced with stories about the state of the UK economy. So, as our thoughts turn towards the holiday season, we are all looking to get the best value from our summer break. With the strength of the Euro making the continent a much more expensive option this year, leading Asia specialist, Travel Indochina, has some great news for holidaymakers.
Hello sunshine!
Whilst Britain basks in sunshine grab a short break in the UK before the weather changes again! Take advantage of some fantastic last minute price deals and make the most of the sun. If you can drop everything and go away over the next two weeks head for the sunny south coast – Haven Holidays’ Combe Haven near Hastings is offering four night mid-week breaks from just £99 (arriving 12th or 19th May) in ‘Superior’ self-catering holiday homes for up to six people.
DFDS Seaways launch Turkey and Tinsel trip
The festive season may seem a long way away but book early and you can enjoy DFDS Seaways’ six night River Cruise Break to Germany’s Rhine Valley. Celebrate Christmas and New Year onboard with carols, gifts and food. With limited availability the break includes two nights onboard sailing between Newcastle and Holland and four nights cruising the Rhine.
Life Coaching holidays in Athens
Skyros Holidays has a very special offer for the month of May only. Book any Life Coaching holiday in Skyros this summer, before the end of May and you'll receive a free return transfer from Athens worth £125. This includes one night at the Dorian Inn in Athens which features a rooftop bar overlooking the Acropolis. In the morning, you'll join the coach and ferry transfer across to the island of Skyros to begin a holiday to remember!
Half term holiday highlights for Whitsun week
For a week of fantastic family fun this half term turn to holidaylettings.co.uk to plan your ideal holiday. Relax on the beach whilst the children play, enjoy an action packed adventure or experience a traditional English Whitsun week. As more of us prioritise truly undisturbed fun with added privacy, the obvious choice is the self-catering holiday, which gives families the opportunity to experience all the delights of the local area.
Brazil launches hot site for gay travellers
A new travel site - theloveland.net - offering tourist information, cultural programs and packages has been launched with the aim of encouraging travellers to visit Brazil for the São Paulo Gay Pride Parade.
Why paper is back - for Travellers Cheques at least
American Express Travellers Cheques are one of the safest and smartest ways of taking foreign currency abroad and can save travellers a significant amount of money by providing commission and charge free foreign currency which is easily accessible.
Summer holiday bookings surge despite economic concerns
Concerns over the economy have not affected summer holiday 2008 bookings at Freedom Direct. The online travel agency has not seen a difference in bookings to holidays in Spain or other European holiday hotspots despite the strong Euro.
Croatia calling
The delights of the island of Kolocep in the Adriatic Sea off the coast of Croatia are set to tempt you this summer thanks to Small Families, the UK’s leading operator for single parent holidays.
Find your wanderlust in Africa
The essence of travel is wanderlust – a word normally associated with up and coming backpacking meccas. According to Acacia Adventure Holidays, India and Thailand have had their time in the spotlight and now Africa is heading up the list of locations: 30% of their travellers going solo after finishing their itineraries. But why combine an organised trip with backpacking in Africa?