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25th September 2009
Australia, as travellers world over agree, is the most beautiful piece of land on earth (if you have not seen Australia, you have not seen the world!) and in Australia, Sydney is the most beautiful city. Again, as all those who give in to the travel lust ... Read >
Author: Julain25th September 2009
Read on for the second part of our guide to the top 12 African experiences.
7. Stars and stripes in the southwest
A trip to Africa isn't complete without a safari experience. Spot the big five (buffalo, elephant, lion, leopard and rhino), see wartho... Read >
Author: MarkeD23rd September 2009
The Sultanate of Oman is the second largest country on the Arabian Peninsula, lying along its southeast corner. It has a total land area of 300,000 square kilometres and a population of over two million.
The Musandam, separated from the rest of Oman by... Read >
Author: wbdoyle22nd September 2009
Within the relatively small confines of Europe, there is a wealth of opportunities for those seeking to sample a little bit of everything.
From skiing, surfing and snorkelling, to climbing, canoeing and general relaxation, it’s possible to cover all ... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton16th September 2009
Every city in the world has some sort or the other of transport system, whether it is by foot along trails and dirt roads, on highways or in underground tunnels. In that respect, Cairns is no different. Here is a little bit of information on Cairns transp... Read >
Author: articlemarketing01@gmail.com02nd September 2009
At the north east coast of Brazil, there is a City named João Pessoa, barely unchanged by the time, and untouched by the urban violence. The air is pure, and the waters are clean. This city is considered the last kept secret paradise in Brazil. This city... Read >
Author: Brazilian Paradise02nd September 2009
At the north east coast of Brazil, there is a City named João Pessoa, barely unchanged by the time, and untouched by the urban violence. The air is pure, and the waters are clean. This city is considered the last kept secret paradise in Brazil. This city... Read >
Author: Brazilian Paradise01st September 2009
The elephant is a synonymous symbol in Sri Lanka, for a variety of reasons and in a myriad of forms. Elephants are used as a representation of the country, part and parcel of religious events and cultural events. Although smaller than its larger African c... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye01st September 2009
Yearning to make an excursion Delhi but are confused as to how to about it?
Your exploration comes to an end here….Maxxfun Holidays, gives all the guidance and support you need to explore Delhi in all its glory. Spread over an area of close to fiftee... Read >
Author: Jagjit Singh11th August 2009
I wasn't prepared for the mind boggling facts that make Botswana and the Okavango Delta such an amazing geographical phenomenon let alone for the reality of flying over this incredible land.
Botswana is a landlocked, flat country, the same size as Fra... Read >
Author: Steppes Travel01st August 2009
Exploring the Cotswolds on two wheels is one of the finest ways to experience this beautiful part of England. Get on your bike and you will be able to see the many quintessentially English villages made of the areas famous yellow lime stone. Cycle down qu... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer01st August 2009
Without the coastline and Table Mountain, Johannesburg has always been less popular with European tourists than its western cousin Cape Town. However, for all its failings, developments over recent years have seen people flock back to Jo'burg, and the su... Read >
Author: MarkeD23rd July 2009
The New Forest is located in South East England, namely South West Hampshire and some of South east Wiltshire and is the newest National Park in England.
Named by William the Conqueror the ‘new hunting forest’ in 1079 the landscape of the New Fores... Read >
Author: Amit Verma18th July 2009
One of Africa’s biggest attractions is undoubtedly its enormous wealth of wildlife and, fortunately, the vast majority of Southern and East African nations have been conserving this natural heritage for many decades.
Recently, massive transfrontier g... Read >
Author: Kayla Reid04th July 2009
Here are the main facts for anyone considering a trip to Egypt. The main attractions are of the course the world famous pyramids, the River Nile, the Sphinx Luxor and the Sinai Peninsula.
Almost all of Egypt is desert, with only a small percentage, aro... Read >
Author: Kim22nd June 2009
Its official! Travelling to Europe in 2009 is going to cost you a lot more than it has done for a long time. As I write this £1 is worth €1.06, almost a third less than it was a year ago, and many are predicting a continuing decline. Still, many of us ... Read >
Author: MarkeD06th June 2009
With the hassles of working life and all the tiresome news of credit crunches and financial woes, quite often, you may feel like escaping from all the stress and taking some time off. There’s no better remedy than to escape to a resort and relax and th... Read >
Author: Limotek.co.uk05th June 2009
If you are visiting Dominica for the first time, you might be overwhelmed when planning your tour and deciding which attractions to visit and in what order. If you have been saving up and wondering what might be a very great reward you can give yourself t... Read >
Author: Limotek.co.uk01st June 2009
When you fly over Phuket to get to Karon from other parts of country you will soon notice how blessed the island is with lush vegetation and greenery. In fact, nearly two thirds of the country is forests, and includes rubber and oil plantations. With this... Read >
Author: marketingignite1@gmail.com18th May 2009
You'd be forgiven for presuming that most Europeans who visit Florida stick to the Lake Buena Vista area close to the amusement parks such as Walt Disney World Resort and Universal Studios. However, Florida state also contains a wealth of other attractio... Read >
Author: MarkeD18th May 2009
Cyprus is the third largest and the most Eastern in the Mediterranean Sea. It has an area of 9,251 square kilometres (3,572 square miles) and as Cyprus driving maps show, is a fascinating land of contrasts made up of beautiful beaches, citrus and olive g... Read >
Author: Kate Smith15th May 2009
If you haven't been back to Bulgaria in a while, it's time to visit again! If you have never been there, now's the time to go to this beautiful and fun filled country! Not only does Bulgaria offer you the best value for your holiday funds, but there is al... Read >
Author: Limotek.co.uk15th May 2009
Most people today live hectic lives in big cities with very little time to unwind and relax along with their loved ones. Most businessmen and professionals find that their professional life has intruded into their personal life and so they find it is impo... Read >
Author: Limotek.co.uk13th May 2009
The kingdom of Bahrain is located in the Middle Eastern archipelago in the Persian Gulf, tucked into a pocket of the sea and flanked by Saudi Arabia and Qatar. Though she is sited in a desert Bahrain has many attractions and things to do therefore a trip ... Read >
Author: Limotek.co.uk12th May 2009
Known as the capital of Punjab and Haryana, Chandigarh is a beautiful and well designed city that is positioned in the Northern part of India. This spectacular city was mainly designed by renowned and professional French architect Le Corbusier.
Ideall... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye11th May 2009
With the recession in full swing, many UK tourists will be thinking very carefully about how cost efficient their holidays are this year. Once travel insurance and transport costs are taken into consideration, holiday makers are increasingly looking for ... Read >
Author: MarkeD05th May 2009
Sometimes, it is difficult to plan a fun filled trip with loved ones. Making all the plans can be time consuming and that is why many people tend to ditch such ideas. Andorra is however a great place to get away and the only demand for your time will be w... Read >
Author: Limotek.co.uk01st May 2009
Aside from South Africa’s well-known attractions such as Table Mountain in Cape Town, and the sites of cultural/historical significance in its major cities, the country is also becoming a major destination for travellers in search of natural beauty and ... Read >
Author: MarkeD01st May 2009
Western Sahara is an area in Saharan Africa bordering the Atlantic Ocean, between Mauritania and Morocco whose governance is disputed, but a big part is governed by Morocco. The capital city of this country is El Aauin and this country covers an area of 2... Read >
Author: Limotek.co.uk28th April 2009
You have probably been looking for the perfect place for a while, perhaps weeks if not months! Well, here is the good news; you do not have to look any more! Tanzania is the perfect African country to visit, whether you are a family, couple or a group of ... Read >
Author: Limotek.co.uk15th April 2009
One cannot say enough about the beauty of Rwanda; it goes beyond description and words. Talking about Rwanda, one feels the dearth of words because a tour around this gorgeous country is all you need to appreciate nature and beauty at its best. Rwanda is ... Read >
Author: Limotek.co.uk15th April 2009
There is so much to see when you visit this perfectly parked country on the equatorial West of Africa that is Nigeria. There are so many sights to behold and you will not be bored a single minute when you traverse this culture rich country. Nigeria covers... Read >
Author: Limotek.co.uk09th April 2009
One of the things that make Australia a must-go for tourists is its Outback scene. It is perfect for those who want to escape from the fast-paced big cities and just lay back, relax, and enjoy beautiful landscapes. So when you get an Australian visa for... Read >
Author: joalesto09th April 2009
The current economic crisis is causing many of us to consider travelling further afield than the Eurozone this summer. With many tour operators and airlines offering cheap flights to the Far East (including Eastern and South Eastern Asia), I thought I wo... Read >
Author: MarkeD07th April 2009
There are so many places to visit in the European continent. One of the famous destinations is Marbella in Spain. Marbella is beside the Mediterranean and is one of the cities in Andalusia. As a beach resort on the Costa del Sol it’s a favourite destina... Read >
Author: John Thompson07th April 2009
Ningbo is a popular coastal city in China. It is positioned ideally towards the south of Yangtze Delta and is in the centre of the country’s coastline. It is the Hangzhou Bay that separates Ningbo from Shanghai. An economically strong city, Ningbo is ho... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye07th April 2009
Penang is one of Asia’s most loved and popular islands also known as the Pearl of the Orient. Breathtaking natural beauty, warm hospitality, exotic heritage and friendly people have become its main attractions.
The turtle-shaped island Penang covers a... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye01st April 2009
If you are looking for a place to guarantee you some rest and relaxation, where the only demand on your time will be to leave the beach to go visiting the various attractions and landmarks, you should check out Gabon. A wonderful getaway for couples and e... Read >
Author: Limotek.co.uk31st March 2009
Combining a wondrous blend of romance and ancient history, Egypt is a country of varying sights, entertainment and cosmopolitan cities in addition to contemporary infrastructure with a supreme climate. It is officially known as the Arab Republic of Egypt ... Read >
Author: Limotek.co.uk28th March 2009
Argentina is home to many natural tourist attractions. As such, the Iguazu Falls and the Perito Moreno Glacier attract millions of visitors every year, making them two of the most popular destinations in South America. Although located a considerable dist... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane13th March 2009
Mauritius, known as one of the most easily reached islands in the Indian Ocean has lots to see and do whether you are visiting it for the first time or have visited it quite a number of times. Mauritius always has something new to offer its visitors of al... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye12th March 2009
Combe Martin is situated on the edge of the Exmoor National Park with heritage which dates back hundreds of years.
The village has been a popular destination for visitors to North Devon for some time. The nature of the narrow valley means the centre of... Read >
Author: jennyhicks12th March 2009
This article is about the China vacations and you can find some useful information in it if you are planning your China vacations now.
Changsha is the capital of Hunan Province. The history of the city dates back to the Western Zhou Dynasty (1046-771 B... Read >
Author: Shane Lee10th March 2009
Jersey is the biggest of the Channel Islands, covering over 100 square kilometres and including a population of over 90,000. Famed for its temperate climate and the considerable amount of sun it receives (compared to the UK at least), the island has long... Read >
Author: MarkeD03rd March 2009
In July last year, The Times ran an article about the prospect of Iraq as a holiday destination. Despite three decades of war and terrorism, it may come as a surprise to some that the country still has a tourist board, and is home to ‘some of the fines... Read >
Author: MarkeD20th February 2009
Madhya Pradesh, often called a many splendor land, occupies perhaps the oldest part of the subcontinent and is home to the cultural heritage of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Islam.
Innumerable monuments exquisitely carved temples, stupas, forts and ... Read >
Author: ezeego21st January 2009
No visit to Australia would be complete without exploring some of its cultures and traditions, so be sure to get a taste of Aboriginal Australia. After all, it is one of the oldest living cultures in the world today!
Australia is one of the most spar... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley16th January 2009
France is a country that is located in Western Europe and it is often referred to as L’Hexagone (The Hexagon) because of the country’s geometric shape. The country is bordered by Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Monaco, Andorra and Sp... Read >
Author: Dan Collins08th January 2009
As you study Spanish in Mexico you will get in touch with a great variety of animals and flowers. Lush vegetation, forests and jungles made up of Mexico on of the 18 megadiverse countries in the world, a perfect place to study Spanish for those who are cu... Read >
Author: EasyGO Languages29th December 2008
Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary
The Sariska Wildlife Sanctuary and Tiger reserve is nestled in a thickly wooded area surrounded by the Aravalli range. It contains a very varied and richly populated selection of flora and fauna and is home to the Indian ti... Read >
Author: Gaurav19th December 2008
Stretching along the shores of the Arabian Gulf, Dubai is the second largest of the Seven Emirates, and roughly has an area of 3900 square kilometres.
Today, Dubai is perhaps the most sought out and lucrative destination for investment in real estate.... Read >
Author: Orson Johnson16th December 2008
Ever since attaining independence and becoming a republic back in the year 1963, Kenya boasts of having one of the largest numbers of tribe living within it’s over five hundred thousand square kilometres. This majestic country has also been endowed with... Read >
Author: Limotek.co.uk03rd December 2008
Travelling to Melbourne in 2009? If you're heading there around November time and fancy a flutter, then the Melbourne Cup is for you! This prestigious race is possibly the most important horse-racing day of the year on the Australian calendar. Enjoy the t... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley03rd December 2008
The Northumberland National Park
The National park covers about a quarter of the County and is an area that has been largely protected from development and intrusive agriculture. It is an region of outstandingly beautiful landscapes, most of it over 800 ... Read >
Author: Tony Lucas01st December 2008
Selous Game Reserve is the largest wildlife controlled area in Africa, covering fifty five thousand square kilometres, which is comparable to the size of Switzerland. As such Selous can justifiably claim to offer unparalleled wilderness and an amazing saf... Read >
Author: jennyhicks10th November 2008
Its quick and easy to find charter flights to and from Cyprus these days, the island is served by approximately 30 major airlines by the international airports at Larnaca and Paphos. Many holiday makers now like to make up their own holidays finding it m... Read >
Author: Kate Smith30th October 2008
The New Forest is located in South East England, namely South West Hampshire and some of South east Wiltshire and is the newest National Park in England.
Named by William The Conqueror the ‘new hunting forest’ in 1079, the landscape of the New Fore... Read >
Author: jennyhicks10th October 2008
Location and History
Situated at the northeast corner of Africa, Egypt is one of the most populous on the continent. It also has a very high population density as most of its 80 million inhabitants live near the banks of the River Nile. While the count... Read >
Author: Stephen Xec02nd October 2008
If you’re a first time visitor to the City of Angels you might feel somewhat overwhelmed at the mind boggling variety of things to do and places to see. From beautiful beaches, thrilling theme parks, spectacular sightseeing and a vibrant nightlife, ... Read >
Author: pmcindoe30th September 2008
Sicily, a serenely beautiful place is well known for a number of reasons, one of which is the beaches of Lampedusa. Lampedusa is one of the stunning Pelagian isles that dot the ocean. It covers an area of about 240 square kilometres, and is filled with sa... Read >
Author: Orson Johnson25th September 2008
New Zealand is an island nation located in the western part of southern Pacific Ocean. The country has two main islands, namely, the island's north and south of the island, and a number of smaller islands. The total area covered by New Zealand east of 2.6... Read >
Author: Jhonanant17th September 2008
Positioned on the crossroad of three continents Europe, Asia and Africa, in the north-eastern region of the Mediterranean is Cyprus. It covers a total of 9.251 square kilometres, with the biggest length being 225 kilometres and largest width 97 kilometre... Read >
Author: Kate Smith08th September 2008
The story continues…
“Is Bangkok really the place for us?” Ray wondered. He had been settled here for the past five years, married to Nantana, living in a downtown condo-things were going as well as he had expected. Gone were the days when he lived... Read >
Author: marketingignite1@gmail.com28th August 2008
One of the things you’ll notice when you fly into the resort destination of Phuket, is the extent of the island’s lush vegetation and greenery. Sixty percent of the island is covered by forests, rubber and oil plantations. The popular resort beaches ... Read >
Author: marketingignite1@gmail.com20th August 2008
As the world continues to heat up the impacts are becoming more obvious. This week a huge sheet of ice has broken away from an ice shelf in the Canadian Arctic.
Giant sheets of ice measuring almost seven square miles, which is 20 square kilometres ... Read >
Author: markcb12th August 2008
Gozo is the perfect �get-away-from-it-all� destination. This is where one comes to relax and enjoy the essence of life. Among other services and tourist facilities, the island has two superb upscale spa resorts, one of which regularly makes the top 10... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer24th July 2008
So you are thinking of moving to Spain? There are many who have done so and many more planning just such a move and there numerous attractions that make this a viable option, and more than a good enough reason to be calling in a reputable Spanish removals... Read >
Author: Better Removals22nd July 2008
With a population of around 100,000, and covering an area of only 260 square kilometres, the emirate of Ajman is in fact the smallest of the seven emirates of the UAE. However, this small emirate, situated between Sharjah and Dubai is tipped to become one... Read >
Author: martine01st July 2008
The most northerly of the emirates of the UAE, Ras Al Khaimah covers an area of approximately 1,700 square kilometres, and is without doubt the most scenic of the United Arab Emirates. With the dramatic Hajjar Mountains on one side, and the pure white bea... Read >
Author: ProperTea18th June 2008
Corsica, the Mediterranean's mountain island, breaks through the waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea just southeast of mainland France. Corsica enjoys a typical Mediterranean climate, with summers being hot and dry, and remaining mild even in winter, at least a... Read >
Author: Bill Bailey08th May 2008
The centre of Australia is dominated by millions of square kilometres of sunbaked red earth, punctuated irregularly by geological features that vary in their degree of spectacle from interesting to completely mind blowing. Modern tourists seem to be on a ... Read >
Author: Gavin Wyatt10th February 2008
Sharjah is the third largest emirate (sovereign state) of the United Arab Emirates (the UAE), and the only emirate to have coastline on both the east and west coasts of UAE thanks to its enclaves which border the Gulf of Oman. The majority of the emirates... Read >
Author: John Hill29th January 2008
Ajman is one of the seven emirates (sovereign states) that make up the United Arab Emirates (the UAE). Ajman is the smallest of the emirates with an area of only 260 square kilometres. The main city of the emirate of Ajman is also called Ajman or Ajman C... Read >
Author: John Hill22nd October 2007
There are some fun facts concerning Australia:*Australia produces 95 percent of the world's valuable opals plus 99 percent of black opals.*Cobber Paddy in South Australia is known as the opal centre of the planet. Its inhabitants is made up of more than 4... Read >
Author: andrewshw229th August 2007
For those of you that are not too familiar with Cyprus you will hopefully find these quick facts in our Cyprus tourist guide useful and informative.
Where is Cyprus?
Cyprus is the third largest Island in the Mediterranean Sea (9,251 square kilometre... Read >
Author: James Kronefield02nd August 2007
The first thing that comes to mind when thinking about Namibia is vast desert landscape. Now although this is mostly true, the one place that really would prove that Namibia has more to offer than just the Namib Desert is the Etosha National Park, the per... Read >
Author: Lulie Swanepoel19th July 2007
A small atoll off the coast of Borneo in Malaysia, Layang Layang is definitely an unbelievable dive destination for all levels of scuba diving fans. Described as “a little gem, a sparkle within the deep blue sea. Like a mariner’s dream, it stands all ... Read >
Author: colin.lim30th May 2007
This guide has been prepared by the Zetland Financial Group Limited and is intended for the information of clients or prospective clients. As such, it is designed to provide general information about Investment Structures for China. The information set ou... Read >
Author: Zetland21st May 2007
Nerja is the most eastern town on the Costa del Sol and is 55 km (about 35 miles) from Malaga. It is only 50 minutes drive from Malaga's International Airport and an hour and a half from Granada and the Sierra Nevada ski resort. Part of its beauty comes f... Read >
Author: Alan Congreave10th April 2007
Geographically the single most significant factor about Newcastle is that it is on the River Tyne making it easy to cross from the north bank. Hence it became known as Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. As the undisputed capital of the north between York in England and... Read >
Author: Susan Ashby12th March 2007
With its temperate Mediterranean climate, beautiful surroundings, magnificent backdrop of mountain ranges, modern facilities and close proximity to all major places of interest in the Cape Peninsula, Stellenbosch is the ideal get-away holiday destination.... Read >
Author: Gerald Crawford South Africa05th March 2007
Swaziland is a tiny mountainous Kingdom, sandwiched between South Africa and Mozambique, has been dubbed the 'Switzerland of Africa'. African culture and traditions flourish here alongside some modern luxury hotels and excellent wildlife reserves. Swazila... Read >
Author: Gerald Crawford Stellenbosch South Africa01st February 2007
Murcia is one of the smallest regions in Spain and is located in the southeast of the country on the Mediterranean coast between Andalucia, Castilla La Mancha and Valencia. There is only one province in Murcia unlike most other regions of Spain, which mea... Read >
Author: Steve Greenwood08th December 2006
Tourists all over the world look for different places of interest. Some people like historical places, some search for sports resorts especially golf, some look for pure entertainment and some move on business pursuits. There are, however, certain spots o... Read >
Author: Susan Ashby17th November 2006
Sydney ? Our number one city
For the 10th consecutive year Sydney has been voted the world's best city (Top 10 Cities Overall) by the international "Travel & Leisure Magazine". It scored an 87 per cent approval rating among travellers and tourist indus... Read >
Author: Bruce Gow04th October 2006
Sydney Our number one city
For the 10th consecutive year Sydney has been voted the world's best city (Top 10 Cities Overall) by the international "Travel & Leisure Magazine". It scored an 87 per cent approval rating among travellers and tourist indus... Read >
Author: Bruce Gow25th July 2006
The Flinders Ranges are one of South Australia's most popular outback tour destinations, and are world-renowned for their rugged mountain landscapes, spectacular gorges, sheltered sandy creeks lined with majestic River Red Gums, and their abundant flora a... Read >
Author: Miguel Scaccialupo12th June 2006
After my visit to the Museum of Nature an adventure of an altogether different nature was awaiting me: the outdoor splendour of Gatineau Park, a large protected nature area measuring 361 square kilometres whose southern tip is located literally 15 minutes... Read >
Author: Susanne Pacher02nd May 2006
The petroleum-drenched oil sands of Alberta (Canada) are the greatest oil deposits of North America, according to a recent international press report.
At a time, when world oil output is lagging behind the global demand for oil and security concerns hi... Read >
Author: Carmen Jackson
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