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01st August 2009
The economic uncertainty of the past twelve months has resulted in considerable changes to patterns within overseas property investment. Whereas the past decade was characterised by short term - high yield investment (resulting in destinations such as Dub... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer31st July 2009
Holiday cottages in Devon: the perfect solution
Devon is one of the most popular destinations in the UK for 'staycation' travellers – those who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of daily life but don't want to travel abroad. This glorious p... Read >
Author: eddieb12th June 2009
India or Bharath is the Destination of the Millennium, a Land of All Seasons where beauty beckons, culture echoes, diversity delights and tradition talks. Those who reach India are greeted with a gracious Namasthe, Namaskaaram, Vanakkam or SatSriAkal deno... Read >
Author: santosh bhol14th May 2009
In March 2009, some 35,000 readers of an international magazine called ‘Diver’ voted for the top diving destinations around the world. This year, the Mediterranean Island of Malta placed first as the top European diving destination. Placing 3rd in the... Read >
Author: Claire01st May 2009
Situated on the North Western coast of France, Brittany juts out into the Atlantic Ocean and is characterised by a large promontory. It is particularly popular for those in search of holiday rentals which are relatively close to home. The setting is perfe... Read >
Author: OllyS29th April 2009
The luxurious Villa Asada, complete with four bedrooms and a swimming pool, is blessed with one of the most spectacular coastline views in Bali. Located at Manggis (also home to the famous Amankila), near Candidasa in East Bali, the glorious panoramic ... Read >
Author: Dharma17th April 2009
Nothing typifies a British summer holiday quite like a holiday at the seaside; as a nation we have always been enamoured of seaside holidays and since coastal breaks for the masses became de rigueur during the Victorian era, such breaks have become embedd... Read >
Author: Tim Green27th March 2009
You might not realise this but Britain has incredibly well over 7,000 miles of coastline, more that the likes of Italy, France and Spain. As a result Britain is blessed with many fine seaside locations. There are so many to mention from tiny secluded beac... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer03rd March 2009
The Giant’s Causeway is one of Ireland’s better known landmarks and Northern Ireland’s only World Heritage site. The unusual rock formations are a sight to behold in their own right, as well as the Causeway coastline and nearby attractions.
A ... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell30th November 2008
Remember just 10 years ago when you could find cheap real estate practically anywhere outside the developed world? Now as we all know, that's no longer possible, or is it? Pay attention, there is only one place on the face of the planet where that is now ... Read >
Author: Skyler21st November 2008
If beaches are what fascinates you & you are on a lookout for an appropriate location to spend your holiday’s then Conil De La Frontera would be the perfect holiday destination you might have been looking for. Primarily a vacation town located in the so... Read >
Author: Article Manager27th October 2008
East Cork has so much to offer the visitor. It's a beautiful part of southwest Ireland that features lots of historical attractions, outdoor activities, wonderful scenery and a spectacular coastline. There are some fantastic Cork hotels to stay in here if... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley30th August 2008
Budget self catering Cyprus apartments are a favoured type of Cyprus property for sale for both personal use and as an investment. Cyprus property for sale have been averaging 20% per annum in capital growth over the past five years, this is why investor... Read >
Author: Kate Smith18th August 2008
A better way to immerse yourself in the character of villa in Italy,Tuscany The iconic image of Italy villas and Tuscany villa take a different form in everyone's mind. Find the Italian holiday of your dream villas in italy, tuscany villa with very specia... Read >
Author: jyoti patil12th August 2008
Attention all tourism promoters: If you want your destination put "on the map" for all future generations, just go out and hire an author with the talent, let's say, of John Steinbeck, and have that writer publish a piece of literary art that just happens... Read >
Author: Manojj Kumarr01st July 2008
Attention all tourism promoters: If you want your destination put "on the map" for all future generations, just go out and hire an author with the talent, let's say, of John Steinbeck, and have that writer publish a piece of literary art that just happens... Read >
Author: CaliforniaWeekend.com04th June 2008
Introduction
It is boom time for India's Tourism and hospitality sector which offers almost all types of tourism at one destination. The Indian subcontinent is bounded by the majestic Himalayan ranges in the north and edged by a spectacular coastline ... Read >
Author: Minhaj Alam09th May 2008
I'd be the first to defend Britain against its harsh critics. I'm very proud of our British heritage and really wouldn't want a permanent base anywhere else. But I must concede that our unpredictable climate does leave quite a lot to be desired. I can ... Read >
Author: Graham Baylis08th May 2008
Yes it's true! Fly-fishing is being referred to amongst the business elite, as the new golf!
Ok, apart from the obvious dissimilarities, such as golf being played (mainly) on dry land with lush green fairways, and angling taking place on the river or l... Read >
Author: Bill Bailey30th October 2007
A Costa Brava holiday definitely needs to consist of sand, sea and sangria at some time during your vacation. Choosing the months of May/June and then September/October mean that the mad mayhem that occurs on the coast has either not arrived or just depa... Read >
21st September 2007
Sailing courses in New Zealand offered by the RYA Training Centres lead to qualifications and certificates which are internationally recognised which now see more than 11,000 people who have completed the RYA/MCA qualifications working as crew on yachts a... Read >
Author: sailing dude21st September 2007
Sailing courses in New Zealand offered by the RYA Training Centres lead to qualifications and certificates which are internationally recognised which now see more than 11,000 people who have completed the RYA/MCA qualifications working as crew on yachts a... Read >
Author: sailing dude09th August 2007
If you happen to visit and travel round Galicia and you have a passion for food then you better like seafood. Now this is not meant as statement to say that that’s all you can get, far from it, it is merely a statement to let you know that you are abou... Read >
Author: Scott James25th July 2007
Oregon is one of the most diverse states in the country, with a wealth of fun, amazing, and beautiful attractions. Here you will find towering mountains, volcano craters, old growth forests, pristine rivers and lakes, and of course a spectacular coastlin... Read >
Author: Grover Goldpebble02nd March 2007
The Norwgegian Tourist Office has been busy setting up its 2007 UK promotions, which include 400 posters on the London Underground under the theme "Norway Awaits", and the forthcoming Norwegian Travel Workshop in Kristiansand from April 23-25 2007
The ... Read >
Author: Jimi St.Pierre24th December 2006
Appearances in Crimea, Ukraine
Crimea is a peninsular located in the south of Ukraine in Eastern Europe. It is surrounded by the Black sea, it has a mountainous spectacular coastline, and a fascinating and colourful history. It was the main tourist res... Read >
Author: accesscrimea24th December 2006
Nightlife in Crimea, Ukraine
Crimea is a peninsular located in the south of Ukraine in Eastern Europe. It is surrounded by the Black sea, it has a mountainous spectacular coastline, and a fascinating and colourful history. It was the main tourist resor... Read >
Author: accesscrimea12th August 2006
Situated between the Kalahari Desert and the South Atlantic Ocean along the southeastern shoreline of Africa, Namibia is known for its contrasting landscapes including deserts, seascapes, boundless plateaus and rock canyons. In addition to its vast array ... Read >
Author: James Weis
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