Britians weather is often seen as a drawback and a hinderance to tourism in Britian and as something which is seen as being difficult to push from a marketing perspective, but is the nations favourite talking point really as bad as everyone makes it out to be? Often the first thing people think of when [...]
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Its Britains number one talking point but is the UK’s weather really that bad?
February 24th, 2012 
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Visiting Kent ‘The Garden of England’
February 23rd, 2012 admin Kent is the first county that many cross-channel visitors encounter when visiting England’s shores. Those lucky enough to arrive by boat can experience the thrilling white cliffs of Dover, which rise dramatically above its pebbly beaches. This much-photographed coastline leads on to rolling valleys and downs that encompass some of the most pleasant and lush [...]
A family holiday in the Riviera Maya
February 21st, 2012 admin Lucky are those who can say they have experienced the Riviera Maya. Also known as the Mayan Riviera, is a tourism district which parallels the Carribean Coastline of the Mexican state Quintana Roo. It is indeed worthy of a visit and the type of place that everyone should have the pleasure to visit at one [...]
Keeping up with developments from the world of travel.
February 15th, 2012 admin Be it adventure travel, eco-tourism, backpacking or business, every possible theme within and around the world of travel is covered in detail on one of the internets leading travel directories. The number one point of reference on the web for whatever information you’re in search of. With an extensive selection of blogs, freelance travel writers, [...]
Corsica, France’s Isle of beauty
February 9th, 2012 admin The island of Corsica is referred to in common speech as a “région” of France, is located in the Mediterranean Sea, west of the Italian peninsula, slightly north of the Italian island of Sardinia and south east of the French mainland. Despite its relative seperation from France and its status as a territorial collectivity (collectivité [...]
St. Micheals Mount, Cornwall.
February 8th, 2012 admin The coastline around St Mount’s Bay is undoubtedly one of the most picturesque locations in Cornwall, and one of its most popular tourist destinations. The old harbour town of Marazion nestles tranquilly at the edge of the bay, its narrow winding streets lined with quaint little shops, art galleries, old inns and fisherman’s cottages. The [...]
Northumberland and Holy Island
February 6th, 2012 admin Northumberland is set in some of the wildest, isolated though starkly beautiful countryside in northern England, which includes the North Pennine Range and the Cheviot Hills. It has a coastline of quite breathtaking beauty, dominated by a series of great medieval castles. Inland lies Kielder Water, the largest man-made lake in Europe, next to which [...]
Diverse Marmaris
February 3rd, 2012 admin Marmarmis is hardly recognisable as the sleepy fishing village that it was before the 1980′s. A boom in the construction industry during the last couple of decades and the subsequent development of its status as a tourist destination changed the face of this southwestern Turkish medeterranian resort. The rapid change in its infrastructure allowed it to [...]