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29th July 2009
In South Africa, we call it winter, the temperatures in the Eastern Cape drop to a daily average of around 26 degrees c, at night around 13 with the early mornings sometimes as low as perhaps seven degrees on occasions, a friend of mine who often holida... Read >
Author: Alan Hawkins30th June 2009
Although it was though the growth of the Internet would mean the death of business travel, that has not happened and in fact more people are business people are traveling now. The Internet, with its growing and very accommodating popularity can really hel... Read >
Author: Genaro Stout12th June 2009
South Africa, a holiday in winter, you’ve got to be kidding. Are you aware that the 2010 soccer world cup, the largest sport event in the world will bring thousands of travel visitors to South Africa to watch this even slap bang in the middle of winter.... Read >
Author: Alan Hawkins27th March 2009
There I was sitting outside of the Queen of England’s Palace, me a man from a small town in South Carolina. Compared to my past journeys, nothing beat the sites that I saw up close and personal.
I was overwhelmed by the magnificent overlay of the ce... Read >
Author: Jermaine Sutton25th March 2009
The economy may be going south, but that doesn't mean you have to give up your yearly family vacation! Instead of spending a week stranded at home, do a little planning and figure out how to take a great family vacation without breaking the bank. By booki... Read >
Author: Christine OKelly03rd February 2009
All the details of the honeymoon require one's attention just as the wedding party does. Here are some tips to consider for a perfect honeymoon travel regardless of whether you travel by plane, boat, train or car.
Make reservations in advance and book ... Read >
Author: Kalidas24th September 2008
Are you planning to travel soon? You might like to save money during Travel, but finding Travel discounts might be time consuming. Here are some tips to find cheap air tickets or cheap flights or airfare, as well as cheap hotels / motels or vacation packa... Read >
Author: William Dean20th May 2008
The Greek island of Crete was the home of the Minoans, an ancient civilisation who preceded even the ancient Greeks. The Minoan civilisation is in fact the oldest of all European civilisations and was the first to use a written language. Considering that ... Read >
Author: Stewart11th May 2008
Even those working in small businesses are finding that they need to travel more frequently these; this is despite advances in information technology and communication. This is putting an increasing strain on business travelers who often become stressed a... Read >
Author: Deborah Klinger08th May 2008
Albania has a long coastline on the Adriatic and Ionian seas. Much of it is very pretty with many sandy beaches, virtually untouched by main stream tourism. Identifying beach resorts in Albania and obtaining sufficient information about them to plan a vac... Read >
Author: Stewart25th April 2008
Traveling to Europe would be a dream come true for most people who love the idea of traveling to exotic places and remote locations. Europe is better known by its multicultural people, by the amount of languages which are spoken from country to country, ... Read >
Author: John Sern25th April 2008
1 The Uffizi Gallery Tip
The Uffizi Gallery contains some of the most important and greatest art collections in the world. It is also the world's oldest museum. Most tour guide books and online travel sites will urge you to ensure that a visit to the Uff... Read >
Author: Stewart24th April 2008
Crete, the largest of the Greek Islands, is sometimes described as a mass tourist resort. It is true that there are several north coast resorts on Crete that can be found in the brochures of practically every package tour company. But Crete is a very big ... Read >
Author: Stewart09th April 2008
Rome is one of the must-see tourist sites of the world but how do you get the kids to enjoy it and get as much out of it as the adults? This travel tip provides one possible solution to that problem.
Last September we organized a surprise, three day, vac... Read >
Author: Stewart08th April 2008
Smuggling is a fascinating part of Dorset’s history and the county’s World Heritage coastline is littered with smugglers coves. This travel tip article is about an exhilarating, yet undemanding coastal path walk. It starts in one such cove, hidden amo... Read >
Author: Stewart06th April 2008
Europeans, especially Germans, Dutch, Scandinavians and the British tend to think of the Canary Islands as a winter sun resort. Of these, the British are probably the most likely to holiday in the Canaries during the summer.
In actual fact it makes littl... Read >
Author: Stewart02nd April 2008
Even those working in small businesses are finding that they need to travel more frequently these; instant communication and the popularity of the Internet have been given the blame! However, anyone who has spent a great deal of their time traveling for t... Read >
Author: Ray Lam02nd April 2008
Clients like to meet their suppliers in person so an increase in travel has been the result; with the global popularity of the Internet, even tiny companies can compete, and have customers anywhere. However, anyone who has spent a great deal of their time... Read >
Author: deandirectory28th March 2008
This article provides a completely original and novel travel tip for anyone who is on vacation in England and wants to combine visiting four world heritage sites with some exercise in beautiful countryside and a relaxing time on a glorious sandy beach; al... Read >
Author: Stewart07th August 2007
Traveling to the Middle East can be a great adventure. One way to help ensure that you have a pleasant trip is to take care when packing for Middle Eastern travel, including Dubai travel, so that you will have the essentials that you need without extrane... Read >
Author: Jonothan Blocker23rd July 2007
It’s family vacation time and while it’s great to get away and have a wonderful time together, these trips can also be a nightmare for adults when children become restless and bored.
Kids see the world different than adults and will often have vari... Read >
Author: Janine Michaels23rd July 2007
The time of year has arrived when school is out and paid time off is adding up, so you're primed to take a vacation. And who can blame you, doesn't everyone love to travel? Unfortunately, is frequently a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. Than... Read >
Author: Nathan Brown23rd July 2007
I’ve got a hot Hawaii travel tip for you.
If you’ve never been to the Big Island of Hawaii, you’ve just got to go and see it for yourself.
There are two distinct sides of the island, each with it’s own unique flavour and topography.
The f... Read >
Author: James Kronefield29th December 2006
Have you ever traveled to a far-away destination for a vacation? If you have been to "the islands"� did you enjoy the sun, sea, and sand? Imagine going on a tour of European castles or of archeological sites of ancient civilizations in Mexico? How... Read >
Author: Everyone Loves To Travel18th December 2006
You've seen the commercials, vast blue oceans, beautiful white ship, and people laughing. What a wonderful vacation, sailing the deep blue sea and visiting exciting ports of call. This is certainly a dream vacation, especially as you sit in your office ... Read >
Author: Everyone Loves To Travel03rd September 2006
Business Travel Tips; Reduce Stress and Enjoy Yourself Traveling for Business is Less Stressful When You Take Time to Prepare and Organize.
Here are a few tips for your business travel that will make that time away from home just a bit more enjoyable. L... Read >
Author: Caren Jacob
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