Types of trip
Round the world sailing holidays
The ultimate in activity sailing holidays on Round the World ocean-going yachts are being offered for the first time this summer with the launch of a 4-yacht Challenger Fleet by Tall Ships Adventures.
South and Heart of Suffolk Walking Festival
The first South and Heart of Suffolk Walking Festival will be taking place between 10 and 26 May giving visitors and local people alike the chance to explore the Suffolk countryside with the aid of local guides, historians and naturalists.
Whitsundays hits the big screen
The Whitsundays is set to feature on the big screen with the release of blockbuster movie “Fool’s Gold” on 7th February. “Fool’s Gold” is set in the Caribbean and was originally planned to also be shot there. However, logistical concerns and the impending hurricane season forced filmmakers to change their plans.
Bored Londoners are hitting the Scottish high road
New research commissioned by national tourist board VisitScotland has found that 66% of Londoners are bored by the way they spend their weekends, and yearn for a change of scene and outdoor thrills.
Demand still strong for travel newsletters
Research into the habits of online travel hunters conducted by travel guides and deals website, Travelconnect.co.uk, has revealed continued demand for weekly travel deals newsletters.
Tee up for an icy round of golf in the Pocono Mountains
For one winter day, the snow and cold will no longer be obstacles to enjoying a round of golf. The Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau today announces the 19th Annual Ice-Tee Golf Tournament. Scheduled for February 24, participants will tee it up for nine holes of golf atop frozen Lake Wallenpaupack.
Valentine chic in the Cotswolds
Revel in romance at The Rectory Hotel and sow the seeds of love at The Potting Shed Pub. The romance of Westonbirt Arboretum, Highgrove House and the picturesque towns of Cirencester, Tetbury and Malmesbury are just 10 minutes drive from The Rectory Hotel and The Potting Shed Pub in Crudwell.
Romantic breaks in Wales
With hearts a flutter and love in the air why not plan a romantic weekend break away in Wales with the object of your desire this Valentine’s Day.
Will spring be in the air on February 2nd?
Since the release of the film “Groundhog Day” fifteen years ago, tourist visitors to Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, on the actual day of quirky celebration, February 2nd, have often more than quintupled the population numbers.
8 must see African festivals
Africa never ceases to amaze with its varied mix of year round festivals, attracting tens of thousands of travellers from all over the world.
Boavista Golf Resort launches property scheme
Boavista Golf Resort, near Lagos on the Western Algarve, has launched the ideal scheme for those ready to take the first step on the overseas property ladder.
Shopping bliss in Flanders
As our credit and debit cards “dry out” after the heady spate of spends before Christmas and January sales, shopaholics will be relieved to know that there are still fantastic bargains waiting to be snapped up in nearby Flanders.
Food in the forest at the click of a mouse
Food lovers can discover the fabulous food of the Forest with the National Forest Food Guide now available on the website Visitnationalforest.co.uk/food.
Leicestershire venues listed in new Michelin Guide
Hotels and restaurants from across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland are featured in the new Michelin Guide Great Britain & Ireland 2008. 31 local businesses have been rated by this prestigious international travel guide for the quality of their cuisine.
Be an explorer in Europe’s youngest city
Have fun discovering Birmingham with the new guide, ‘Explore Birmingham’, published by Marketing Birmingham. The 84 page, A5 size, full colour glossy is packed with ideas on places to visit, things to do and helpful tips on planning your stay.