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Tue, 21/02/2012 - 16:52 — Emma-Louise
The Costa Del Sol in Spain is one of the most visited areas of Spain. Part of Andalusia and one of the most sunniest spots to enjoy a meal on one of the many beaches that line the Spanish coast line. Restaurants and bars all serve food but you may want to try heading to a local market and buy some fresh local produce. Agriculture is a massive part of Andalusia which mostly comprises of vegetables, fruits, olives and grains.
Fri, 17/02/2012 - 10:08 — Emma-Louise
Having a Father who is a mountain guide, mountains have become part of my life to some extent. Living, breathing and playing in the mountains is something I have done from an early age.
In the beginning it was Scotland, where I learnt to Ski, then it was the Austrian, French and Italian Alps. And in the late 90's a trip to Canada, North of Toronto was another spectacular experience of my life. Now I am in the Sierra Nevada in Spain which I have to admit is the most sunniest mountain range I have been to! So for all you mountain lovers out there, here are the Top 5 mountain destinations we think you should visit.
Thu, 16/02/2012 - 16:22 — Chris
I described the Travel & Tourism Competitiveness report in some detail in a recent post so I wont repeat myself here, other than to say that the comprehensive report is based on a vast matrix of indexes relating to the country and it's attitude, investement and approach to tourism.
The cumulation of the report is an overall ranking of the competitiviness of a countries travel and tourism market.
Tue, 14/02/2012 - 16:08 — Chris
The 2011 Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Report is a 531 page document based on literally hundreeds of Index Ratings for pretty much every imaginable metric you could want to measure relating to a Country and it's competitiveness in the travel and tourism sector.
Wed, 15/02/2012 - 11:12 — Emma-Louise
Travelling around the World and seeing many different countries, cities and cultures gives you the opportunity to meet some great people, see some amazing landmarks and sometimes the odd strange building. Some have been purposely built and others have allot of history behind them. Here are 10 of the strangest buildings to keep a look out for on your travels.
Tue, 14/02/2012 - 10:21 — Emma-Louise
Travelling as a family and especially with young children can be a difficult task at the best of times, keeping them happy, fed and comfortable. Finding places to visit and amusements to keep them occupied is an important job to any family holiday. But which countries are the most tolerant and the best places to visit with Children?
Mon, 13/02/2012 - 13:13 — Chris
The Royal Wedding last summer is being 'credited' with much of the 800,000 increase in overseas visitors to the UK last year, as more than half of this increase was accounted for by people from Asia, South America and Africa, with visitors from Brazil increasing by 50% and from China by 33%.
With a total of 30.6 million overseas visitors 2011 saw a number of records being set:
Wed, 08/02/2012 - 14:02 — Emma-Louise
Air fares are mixed and most depend on both which airline you choose and the time of year you want to travel. There are a number of ways you can beat the high rates by spending a bit of time researching and been a little bit more flexible with your dates. Here is how to find the best plane tickets with the cheapest fares.
Tue, 07/02/2012 - 14:02 — Chris
Optimism, if not romance, is high amongst holiday property owners this Valentine’s Day this year as many are expecting increased bookings on 2011, although the majority are not providing any romantic gifts with bookings this year. In a recent Campaya poll conducted on Linked In and it’s of it’s own clients 60% thought that 2012 would be an improvement on 2011 and that 2012 would be a good rental period for them.
Tue, 07/02/2012 - 12:07 — Emma-Louise
When you start to look for places to visit and want to see villages that offer a different touch, you realize there is actually allot of unique places, some colourful, others historic and some are just plain strange, which we will blog about the latter at a later dates. Today though I want to add a bit of colour to your reading and show you some really colourful villages to visit.
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