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Big snow in the Austrian Tirol
Over a metre of snow has fallen in the Austrian Tirol, the biggest November snowfalls for over 30 years. And it’s not just on the glaciers or in the high resorts, as popular resorts including St. Anton and Kitzbuhel are covered in over 1.5 metres of snow.
Christmas is coming in the National Forest
Whether it’s seasonal singing, Christmas crafts or last minute shopping ideas, The National Forest has a bumper selection of events to whet the festive appetite.
New private island resort for Seychelles
A new luxury private island resort in the Seychelles is to be unveiled at WTM, the first of two properties to be managed by Jebel Ali International Hotels in the Indian Ocean.
Canada comes to Canary Wharf ice rink
For the second year running, the Canadian Tourism Commission joins as a partner of the Canary Wharf Ice Rink offering Londoners and Brits alike the finest facility for outdoor ice skating and entertainment in the Capital.
Bid on a piece of ski history
The Hohe Mut single chairs at the Tyrolean resort of Obergurgl – a hugely popular resort with British skiers – have been dismantled and replaced with a gleaming new gondola.
New tourist region is on Delhi’s doorstep
The north Indian state of Haryana has set its sights on becoming one of the country’s most popular tourist regions. Stretching from the outskirts of Delhi to the borders of four other states including Punjab and Rajasthan, the Haryana border is just six kilometres from the Indira Ghandi International Airport, India’s busiest gateway.
Holiday with style this Christmas and New Year
Specialists in stylish accommodation for families, Baby Friendly Boltholes has a selection of luxury cottages sleeping 4-12, across the UK and France, available over the Christmas and New Year period with prices from £773.
India plans to create a splash in the cruise market
India is gearing up to relaunch itself as a major cruise destination. Ports selected for upgraded cruise facilities include Mumbai, Mormugao (the port city of Goa); Cochin in Kerala, New Mangalore on the southwest coast and Chennai on the east coast.
Eurolines – Seriously low carbon travel
Eurolines, the international coach operator today revealed the carbon costs of its services to Europe are up to 6 times lower than the same journey by plane.
Keycamp holidays get greener
Self-catering holiday specialist Keycamp has further built upon its eco-conscious camping credentials by leading the way to become one of the only holiday companies in the world to achieve Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification.
Winter breaks to make you feel special
This winter why not escape to Norway and Holland on a short break from DFDS Seaways’ Winter Specials brochure.
Marriage and medicine for Chandigarh
Chandigarh – the hub city of North India – is launching a new scheme to give overseas visitors the chance to attend traditional Indian weddings.
New livery for Meteor Meet and Greet Parking
Following a significant increase in bookings and a desire to roll-out the new brand across the company, Meteor meet and greet parking has revealed the first vehicle in its new minibus fleet at Gatwick airport.
India seeks to stamp its mark on medical tourism
India has introduced a medical visa aimed at assisting overseas visitors to travel to the country for cut-price hospital treatment. An initial visa is available for up to a year and can be used for up to three visits during the 12-month period.
Down Under low down
From deluxe accommodation in Byron Bay to Vinotherapy in Victoria, here’s the low down on all that’s new, different or of interest Down Under this month.