Types of trip
Explorers announces eclipse tours for 2016/17 after 2015 sells out
Solar eclipses may only last for a few minutes, but trips to see the phenomenon sell out so far ahead that Explorers Astronomy Tours has announced its programme for eclipse tours up to 2017, when a much-anticipated total eclipse will take place in the USA.
One Sahara Desert - two camps & two budgets
Morocco is a land of contrasting sceneries and no-one can ‘tick box’ the country before experiencing the vast wilderness of the Sahara Desert; Fleewinter, the specialist operator with more options to Morocco than any other company, offers a choice of camps for those wishing to experience the desert, depending on budget.
Macau has the recipe for success
The Far East destination of Macau, famed for its rich and diverse dining experiences, is dishing up a gastronomic adventure at the Macau Food Festival in November.
P&O Cruises launches two world cruises in 2015
P&O Cruises is offering two world cruises for 2015, collectively visiting 69 unique destinations in 38 different countries and covering 61,470 nautical miles.
Additional ferry capacity for Bestival 2013
With just two weeks to go until Bestival returns to the Isle of Wight for its spectacular 10th anniversary festival (5 – 8 September), Red Funnel has announced the introduction of additional ferry sailings on its routes from Southampton to the Isle of Wight, the gateway to Bestival.
UK city with 1,000-year-old market to have its first Christmas one
The 24-day event will take place around the magnificent 11th-century St Albans Cathedral and in the Vintry Gardens.
Glamping in Arctic Sweden and an authentic Sami experience
For a totally unique experience this winter, why not try glamping with a twist – sleeping in a Sami tent upon the frozen Arctic tundra?
'Wreck Trek' dive initiative showcasing Florida Keys shipwrecks extended
Thousands of certified divers visit the Florida Keys annually to dive a string of sunken vessels and artificial reefs between Key Largo and Key West, prompting the extension through 1, January 2014, of a popular "Wreck Trek Passport Program" that rewards divers for logging a series of wreck dives.
September deals with Spain-holiday.com
With over 7,200 properties now on its books, Spain-holiday.com continues to be the leading Spanish property specialist when it comes to holiday rentals – here are some September savings:
Last minute summer sun for cash strapped families
While times remain tight for a large majority of British families and many have had to make financial sacrifices, going on a summer holiday is not something they are willing to give up, according to recent insight from Asda Money.
Wedding open day offers more than a glimpse of venue perfection
Couples looking to tie the knot in North Somerset are being invited to visit one of the region’s top venues for a special wedding open day, and those who sign on the dotted line will be treated to a thank you present of their choice.
All abroad for autumn - Escorted escapes from Voyages Jules Verne
As the mass summer exodus draws to a close and the holiday crowds clear, now’s the perfect time to start planning an autumn escape.
Help protect the Andean cloudforest, home of the newly-discovered olinguito
News that the olinguito, a new species of carnivore, has been discovered in the Andean cloudforests of South America is certainly set to raise the profile of this biodiverse and critically-threatened habitat.
Discovering wines of the Languedoc Roussillon
Chateau Les Carrasses, a charming 19th century wine domain in the South of France offers guests an unusual behind the scenes insight into winemaking in the Languedoc Roussillon.
Bespoke Hotels on the green
Whether you’re a sprightly young twenty-something surrounded by friends on a chaps’ weekend, or a more measured quinquagenarian enjoying a corporate day out, pristine greens and well-tended fairways are a must for a successful day’s golf.