United Kingdom
Austen's England
2013 marks the 200th anniversary of Pride and Prejudice, the most popular novel from one of England's best loved authors, Jane Austen. Pride and Prejudice captured the hearts of the country when it was published in 1813, and continues to do so, through television and film adaptations as well as countless editions of the book.
Spring savings on breaks in South Devon
The South Devon countryside changes dramatically through the seasons and the Spring is no exception - for those looking to enjoy a short break or longer holiday in stunning surroundings during March or April, the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is a fabulous destination.
Hobbit hideaway at boutique hotel Fishmore Hall
Shropshire based boutique hotel Fishmore Hall has launched a hobbit package to celebrate the film release, and the county's connection with Middle Earth.
Experience the magic of Shakespeare Country in 2013
With a wealth of heritage, theatre, arts, festivals and glorious gardens, there is so much to experience in Shakespeare Country in 2013.
Scottish cottages for Highland ski breaks
Who needs to head to the Alps, asks Scottish Cottages, pointing out that early snow means lifts and pistes in Scotland’s premier resorts are already open.
A new name for The du Maurier Festival
2013 sees a fresh look to one of Cornwall's much loved festivals. The Fowey Festival of Words and Music is the new name for Cornwall's most popular festival of arts and entertainment, formerly The du Maurier Festival, Fowey.
Dewsall Court debuts as the ultimate celebration house
Hereford's stunning Grade II listed country house Dewsall Court has announced its launch to the consumer travel market.
Hell Bay, Bryher - Archaeology, food foraging and wildlife spotting
The handsome Hell Bay hotel on Bryher in The Scillies has announced the 2013 dates for three very unique packages.
Swapping urban bustle for historic, rural Zen
Whimple Farm is a beautifully renovated Grade II Listed house sleeping 12 guests. It is set in 50 acres of magical woodland within a designated Area of Outstanding Beauty and Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) alongside the River Tamar.
England's star is set to rise in 2013
England has a starring role alongside Helena Bonham Carter in the atmosperic adaptation of Great Expectations - just one of a series of star turns for England, which features in huge cinema releases next year.
The new bigger, bolder London Dungeon opens 1st March 2013
The London Dungeon, one of the UK's most iconic attractions, will re-invent itself in March 2013 when it opens a new bigger, bolder and better attraction in the vast underground vaults of County Hall on the South Bank, next to the EDF Energy London Eye.
Norwich - A refreshingly different top ten shopping city
Norwich, a unique city destination with thriving award-winning independent businesses, UNESCO City of Literature status and an exciting cultural 2013 ahead.
New 'Shop and Cruise' winter warmer in the English Lake District
Visitors to the Lake District are set to start 2013 in style with a relaxing seasonal cruise on England's largest lake, coupled with some retail therapy at one of the region's premier shopping outlet centres.
All-inclusive cruising on the Norfolk Broads
All-inclusive boating holidays from the base at Horning in the Norfolk Broads are being introduced for 2013 courtesy of specialist boating holiday agency, Waterways Holidays.
Escape to a hidden Grade I Victorian Fort on the Isle Of Wight
Built in 1863 Golden Hill Fort's imposing fortified structure rises sixty meters above the North West coast of the Isle of Wight Hidden by a moat that rises to its outer walls, this secret fort can now be booked for breaks with Blue Chip Holidays.