01 July 2013
Most people dream of their holiday as an oasis of serenity and joyful moments. Everyone is looking forward to disconnect themselves from the stressful lives and get the chance to relax for a few days and charge their batteries. But have you ever wondered if lazy days in the sun or spent at a spa […]
Posted in EuropeComments Off on Light up your Holiday with an Aurora Borealis Experience
21 June 2013
If you are already planning to take your family on a holiday this December, you may have another nature adventure up your sleeves. But if you have kids, let’s face it, they will be far more amused by modern destinations. So, how do you keep the holiday spirit without boring your kids? How about travelling […]
Posted in DestinationsComments Off on 5 Places to Watch Holiday Lights
19 June 2013
Many people dream of an island vacation. Escaping to an island getaway is a great choice for a vacation adventure, even if it’s just for a couple of days. Many of the more popular islands can be quite busy, especially during peak travelling season, so many tourists are turning to smaller and less well-known locations […]
Posted in DestinationsComments Off on Island in the Sun
18 June 2013
Already one of the most expensive countries in the world, Australia’s dollar continues to grow and it shows no signs of getting any cheaper in the near future. Thankfully though, you can still explore Sydney without spending a penny by making the most of some of the world’s finest architecture and stunning natural beauty right […]
Posted in OceaniaComments Off on Fend off Bankruptcy with These Free Attractions in Sydney
12 June 2013
Sharm El Sheikh has a reputation for being a popular holiday among UK holidaymakers due to its great features, one of those being the perfect holiday weather. Getting away from dismal UK weather is high on the lists of many Brits during the summer, and Sharm El Sheikh provides a stunning location for this. Sharm […]
Posted in AfricaComments Off on A guide to Sharm El Sheikh
10 June 2013
I decided to go away at New Year; it was a great idea at the time. What I didn’t bargain on, and really I should have known better, was how much the flights cost! So to save money, I decided to book a flight from Gatwick, and headed down the day before, booking one of […]
Posted in TipsComments Off on My hotel epiphany
02 June 2013
So your bags are packed and you’re ready to go to one of the biggest cities in the world, be it Madrid, Paris, Vegas, Macau, New York. Excitement is running through your veins thinking at all the sites to see, people to meet and off course nights to enjoy! No traveller to these cities will […]
Posted in TipsComments Off on Do’s and Don’ts for Your Casino Escapade
30 April 2013
It’s coming up on the end of the month and hence another big announcement from the single-minded fanatics at the SNCF (French national railways) and this month it’s Barcelona. Starting in April French TGVs will extend their averous reach beyond the current Catalonian hub at Figueres where for the moment you have to change trains […]
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24 April 2013
American Airlines continues its pioneering work in the area of cognitive behaviour therapy with the introduction of a new incentive to travel without cabin luggage. Those travelling with no luggage at all, not even the little shoulder bag to which we all resorted initially to avoid waiting at the baggage carousel for longer than we […]
Posted in North America, PlanningComments Off on Carry On American Airlines
16 April 2013
In the unending and unmeasurable and, probably, unjustifiable race to have the most absurdly expensive collection of coloured canvas hanging in the same place the Metropolitan Museum of Art (the Met) has taken a sudden and substantial lead in the form of a billion dollar gift of representative cubist art from the billionaire philanthropist and […]
Posted in North America, TipsComments Off on Leonard Lauder’s One Billion Dollar Cubist Gamechanger for the Met
