Types of trip
Three cheers for St George
As England’s patron saint, St George is an iconic figure steeped in history and national pride with 23rd of April dedicated to him and all things English. If you are keen to prove your patriotism but just lack inspiration on how, then look no further.
Damascus: Arab Capital of Culture 2008
Cox & Kings has already announced a surge in Middle East bookings for the year ahead, and Syria is one of the fastest growing destinations for the company, with bookings for 2008 up 500% on this time last year. The Syrian capital, Damascus, is one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities, having been occupied since around 800 AD. Visits centre around the walled old city, with the spectacular Umayyad Mosque at its heart.
Entries open for top 10 UK marathon
On your marks, get set, go! Entries are just about to open for this year’s Beachy Head Marathon and entrants are being invited to reserve their place early with the 1,750 places always filling up well before the day itself.
Out on the town, Vegas style
The ultimate party city, Las Vegas truly comes to life when the sun goes down. As the famous Strip lights up for the evening, visitors marvel at the nightlife offerings of one of the world’s most popular cities. From classic cabaret performances through to the hippest DJs and clubs, Las Vegas is the definitive after-dark destination.
Family cruising in Europe
European Waterways recognises that hectic lifestyles allow little time for families to spend precious quality time together. Grandparents, parents and children rarely get an opportunity to experience group leisure time. European Waterways family charters provide a great solution and opportunity to share an experience that will be talked about over family dinners for years and generations to come.
Oriental flavours with Imaginative Traveller
Although you’ll know Chinese and Indian food and even Thai and Vietnamese from the restaurants and takeaways that populate every High Street – there’s nothing like visiting the country of origin and sampling the real thing.
Luxury in the African bush
Luxurious bush travel isn’t always an easy concept to grasp, but with Native Escapes, an African safari experience combining all the benefits of being in the wild can be had - with excellent accommodation, fine cuisine and qualified guides a given.
Don’t chance it this May
This May, don’t take a chance on the British weather. If you’re seeking a break in the sunshine during the Whitson half-term week, then take advantage of some excellent offers with Africa Sky and Tropical Sky.
A Festival of Fools at Muncaster Castle
The Festival of Fools will take place at Muncaster Castle in the Lake District from Saturday 24th May to Thursday 29th May 2008. Muncaster Castle was home to the original Tom Fool and the Festival, which is sponsored by Jennings Cumberland Ale, is the Castle’s annual celebration of all things foolish.
An exclusive springtime offer
Greenbee.com - the company offering leisure and financial services selected by the John Lewis Partnership - is reminding travellers looking for a special holiday deal that there are just a few days left of its exclusive March travel offer.
Cash-strapped holidaymakers could lead to city breaks explosion
Eastern Europe’s emerging city break destinations could be set to benefit from the UK’s economic downturn, just as Barcelona, Prague and Dublin did after the stock market crash 20 years ago - according to a new report by Post Office Travel Services.
Ryan Sidebottom takes time to explore New Zealand
The ‘Rob-in Hood’ to the Barmy Army, there is no doubt left hand pace bowler Sidebottom is the English hero of the test series in New Zealand so far. With 16 wickets in hand, the 30 year old could break the series record of 19 wickets in the final test beginning this Saturday 22nd in Napier, Hawkes Bay.
Tennis star promotes his homeland
The Cyprus Tourism Organisation has announced the launch of its new nationwide advertising campaign as well as partnering with Cypriot Wimbledon semi-finalist and rising tennis star, Marcos Baghdatis to promote tourism to his homeland.
Experience the Spanish countryside
Already decided where to go on holiday this year? If you decided for Spain you won’t be disappointed. Spain is one of these countries that has it all. Without any need to go very far, you can enjoy a walk in the mountains and breathe pure air, practice sightseeing in a big city and relax on the beach.
Eurostar set for record first Easter at St Pancras
Eurostar, the high-speed passenger train service linking the UK to mainland Europe, is gearing up for its busiest ever Easter as record numbers of travellers use high-speed rail to reach Paris, Brussels and beyond.