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01st October 2009
Europe is a multi-cultural continent which is filled with scenic beauty. The countries located in this continent are characterized with its individual elegance and exquisiteness. These appear as tiny dots on the wide landscape covered with green mountains... Read >
Author: Andrew Baker16th July 2009
From the isle of Corsica to the magnificence of her cities, France is a country that has a camping holiday for every pocketbook and range of interests. With the fifth largest economy in the world, France has the resources and the infrastructure to make it... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer16th June 2009
With its wonderfully historic atmosphere, Rome receives the third highest number of tourists in the European Union. Since the city draws in a large number of tourists and visitors annually, Rome is one of the most easily accessed cities in the world.
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Author: Paul Symonds12th June 2009
Trenitalia trains serve more than one million passengers every day. This is rail travel of the future reaching your destination in the shortest possible time on elegant and fast trains while relishing excellent services on board and at the stations. Conne... Read >
Author: Euroscape Pty. Ltd11th May 2009
As the British economy slumps further into a deep recession, many holidaymakers have opted back to a more simple kind of holiday. The days have gone where most people can afford to splash out on expensive foreign holidays and those people don't want to gi... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer01st May 2009
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You may find the title somewhat misleading, as there are many good times throughout the year to take a Eurostar break. When you take a break with Eurostar you can be anywhere that takes your fancy in only a ... Read >
Author: directline-holidays.co.uk17th January 2009
Going on a skiing holiday is so much easier if you forget about flying there and cross the channel by ferry or Eurostar and take your car with you. It avoids all the hassle with luggage at airports and getting it to and from the airports. You can take you... Read >
Author: lexisclick09th January 2009
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Eurostar is a high speed train service operating between London and mainland Europe. Figures for the beginning of the year indicate that more and more travellers are becoming attracted to this mode of transp... Read >
Author: directline-holidays.co.uk15th December 2008
If you are travelling to France have you ever thought of taking The Eurostar, which is a high speed passenger train, that travels between London and Paris through the channel tunnel?
Well The Eurostar is a passenger train that will get you to Paris fr... Read >
Author: placesinfrance.com15th October 2008
Bharatbook.com added a new report on "Rail Travel Market Report " (http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=75781)
Executive Summary - In the year ending March 2007, the passenger receipts of the UK market for rail travel amounted to £7.37bn, an incr... Read >
Author: Bharat Book08th September 2008
The novice business traveller should always take time to familiarise himself with the business etiquette of new locations when planning a trip, to avoid those risky faux pas that could jeopardise a fledgling relationship. The two capitals are only 135 min... Read >
Author: Barracuda Digital11th July 2008
In a bid to encourage their customers to become healthier, Prudential Insurance, one of Britain’s biggest insurers, is to offer large discounts on holidays. The idea is to start ‘paying’ people to adopt lifestyle changes that will be beneficial to t... Read >
Author: Phil 14th May 2008
Travelling first class on the Eurostar from Paris to London (or vice versa) isn’t really anywhere close to the romantic vision of a more genteel bygone era. It certainly isn’t luxury by any stretch of the imagination and is in fact much more oriented ... Read >
Author: Johnny Summerton14th May 2008
It should have been clear from the very outset after Sophie, our train manager welcomed us all aboard the London-bound Eurostar from Paris that this was not going to be a regular, uneventful trip. There was something just a little too sing-songy in her ta... Read >
Author: Johnny Summerton08th May 2008
Saved from demolition in 1960 by the famous English poet Sir John Betjemen, St Pancras International Station was re-opened by Her Majesty the Queen on 6th November 2007 after £800 million restoration programme.
Located in Central London, St Pancras i... Read >
Author: Sydney Cauldon-Low11th April 2008
While many aspects of the French economy have been the subject of deep concern in recent years as unemployment has stayed high and productivity has lagged behind countries such as Britain and Ireland, the property market there has emerged as one of the to... Read >
Author: Assetz UK26th March 2008
With the opening of the new EuroStar Rail Terminal at London’s St Pancras station (next door to Kings Cross), almost any capital in Europe is but a fast train journey from the centre of London. Whether you are a UK resident, or indeed from’ across the... Read >
Author: Geoff Morris11th February 2008
cheap european city breaks are a good style to loose and have by from the natural routines of living. Take a weekend recess to leave the trials of the making week or a little recess mid-week to be reward of cheaper airway tickets. Breaks in Europe Europea... Read >
Author: Teddy Jogedebremeister11th February 2008
Investors in property looking to make a good return can do so in many locations in France, be it the popular sand and sun resorts of the Cote D'Azur, the wine regions, the hustle and glamour of Paris or the new London commuter belt across the channel that... Read >
Author: Assetz UK08th February 2008
Languedoc Roussillon is a region of incredibly varied landscapes from the Pyrenees Mountains, to the vineyards and the beaches. It has also been affected by many different civilisations over the last 2500 years and offers a rich history, culture & archite... Read >
Author: Nick20th January 2008
While many a property investor chase bargains in new markets around the world (which in cases such as Cape Verde and India may be very exciting indeed), the old favourites retain their appeal. Poll after poll in recent months has shown that, for all the n... Read >
Author: Assetz UK18th January 2008
Christmas and New Years are times that you spend with your loved ones, but an increasing amount of people are now choosing to spend this time abroad. According to a recent survey, a record number of 3.5 million people have booked flights during the Christ... Read >
Author: Karl Bantleman09th November 2007
The demand for UK coach travel holidays is set to rise by 23% to be worth an estimated £2.93 billion by 2011, with demand for holidays overseas likely to fuel the rise, according to research specialists Mintel in their bi-annual 2007 Coach holidays, Leis... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan08th November 2007
Resurgent new competition from the former Eastern Bloc countries have focused the minds of the tourist boards in traditionally favourite holiday destinations for Europeans in recent years - and it appears they could be doing a good job as many of the most... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer03rd October 2007
So summer�s here and it�s holiday time! July-August is the peak time to take a break in the UK because as soon as the schools shut up shop for six weeks the parents are raring to get away from it all. The suitcases, sun cream, buckets and spades are ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer10th September 2007
Train travel is an ideal means of transport in the UK and the rest of Europe. Rail travel is fast, practical and convenient in both urban and more rural areas. Railway stations often allow for car hire services if you need access to a car or perhaps need ... Read >
Author: Mandy Chagger24th May 2007
Party caricaturists are a minority group of entertainers whose popularity is increasing at those twice-yearly manifestations of goodwill to employees known as the company party.
Their services can be obtained by contacting one of the more than 4,500 co... Read >
Author: Simon Ellinas12th March 2007
I've realised that planning a holiday is one of the most stressful experiences. I thought booking for two people was bad – try booking for a whole group. Adding to the stress is modern day air travel. Restrictions on hand luggage, costs for taxes, costs... Read >
Author: Ian Robert16th November 2006
There are lots of reasons why you should use London for your company's big meetings, and here are three of the most obvious:
1. London is one of the world's most vibrant and exciting cities
2. London is well served by international and local travel li... Read >
Author: Shane JOnes
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