Types of trip
Enjoy great Easter days out in Staffordshire
Explore Staffordshire this Easter and visit world-class theme parks, join Easter egg hunts in beautiful parks and gardens and have a go at painting china amongst the world's best pottery manufacturers.
Transport of delight to chocolate heaven
There are some things worth making a journey for and one of them is chocolate. Brussels is the epicentre of chocolate passion and with fares at a bite-sized £35 return Eurolines offers a transport of delight. In a country famed for its chocolate, it is no surprise that at one side of its main Grand Place there is a museum dedicated to cocoa and the magical art of chocolate-making.
Luxury for less on the Costa del Sol
Whatever your budget, the Costa del Sol has always had something to offer the Briton abroad but now with the help of Go2Spain.co.uk, the nation’s favourite web site for hotels in Spain, only the best will do. With the sun and sparkling Mediterranean as the perfect backdrop, some of the most luxurious hotels in Spain can be found here, complete with pampering spas and gourmet restaurants.
Israel through the lens
Enter the Israel Photo Tour 60 to celebrate the country's forthcoming 60th anniversary of independence and have your chance to win a holiday to the country itself.
Franch-Comté launches EuroVélo route
Franche-Comté, a region of Eastern France, has launched its own stretch of the pan-European EuroVélo 6 Nantes-Budapest cycling route. Spanning over 187 kilometres, the route in Franche-Comté follows the course of the Doubs River taking in the cities of Dole, Besançon, Montbéliard and Belfort.
Learn to ski in style at Canada’s new billion dollar resort
Ski & Snowboard Instructor Course specialist, ALLTRACKS Academy, is delighted to announce it’s newest course at Revelstoke, Canada’s new $1 Billion resort development set amongst some of the best ski terrain in North America.
Cancun makes boxing history
Cancun will make history on Saturday March 8th when they host ‘The World Heavyweight Boxing Championship’ in the Cancun Bullring. It will be the first time a high profile sporting event of this nature has taken place in Mexico.
Cyclopedia – Satellite navigation for bikers!
Anjou Tourism in the Western Loire is delighted to announce Cyclopedia - the first innovative, multi-media GPS handheld guide for cyclists and a perfect way to explore the gentle slopes of the Loire area, châteaux trails, abbeys and small towns. The system received an outstandingly positive response when it was trailed in 2007.
A journey the family will never forget
Any families still not sure what to do with the kids for Easter? Leading Asia specialist, Travel Indochina have some amazing deals on a selection of Easter breaks for the entire family – spaces are limited so places should be reserved as soon as possible.
Tirol launches new website for wheel-chair users
Despite its mountainous terrain the Austrian Tirol is one of Europe’s most wheel-chair-friendly destinations and has set up a new website detailing activities and accommodation that cater specifically for the less able - Easyaccess.tirol.at.
Learn to write about your travel in Spain
On May 18 - Travel writer Daniel Scott, a regular contributor to the travel sections of several top Australian newspapers including the Sydney Morning Herald, Sun Herald and Melbourne Age, is offering the rare opportunity to learn the tricks of his trade in the captivating Alpujarra Mountains in southern Spain.
Short breaks with a difference
Native Escapes, specialist tour operator to Southern Africa, has come up with a solution to meet the demand for shorter breaks combined with destinations that are culturally interesting, out-of-the-way and which offer unique activities and experiences.
A sense of adventure with Qantas Holidays
Qantas Holidays has launched its first activity dedicated holiday brochure highlighting the variety of adventure experiences available throughout Australia. The new ‘Discover Australia’ brochure is aimed at the adventurous of spirit, regardless of age, budget or fitness.
Commuters travel by solar power in Adelaide
Tindo, the world’s first solar-powered electric bus, carried its first commuters earlier this February 2008 in Adelaide, South Australia. Tindo, the Kaurna Aboriginal word for ‘sun’, is recharged using solar energy generated by a unique solar photovoltaic system installed on the roof of the new Adelaide Central Bus Station.
Discover your 'American Idol' dream with Eurocamp
If you think you’re the next Kelly Clarkson, why not head to Florida with Eurocamp to be one of the first to try out Walt Disney’s brand new attraction American Idol.