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Where to Go for Easter in the Czech Republic

2012-03-03 by Guest Author

kraslice

Prague may be the Czech capital, and one of the most popular tourist drags, but for Easter, you should consider other destinations.

Tags: Broumov, Cheb, Czech Easter, Františkovy Lázně, kraslice, Prague

A Traveler’s Guide to Kyrenia

2012-03-03 by Guest Author

Harbour and medieval castle in Kyrenia, North Cyprus

Kyrenia is a small town in Northern Cyprus, right on the northern coast. With a long, dry, hot summer, affordable accommodation, and plenty to see, it may be a perfect choice for a Cyprus vacation.

Tags: Cyprus vacation, Girne Harbour, Kyrenia, Kyrenia Castle, Kyrenia mountains, Northern Cyprus, Salamis

Symi: Immerse Yourself in Traditional Greek Island Life

2012-03-02 by Guest Author

Small boats and houses on Symi island

Symi still retains its traditional island way of life.The island is covered with oregano, sage and thyme. You can smell the distinct aroma of these herbs just about anywhere you go.

Tags: Marathounta, symi island

Top Five Locations for a Scuba Diving Holiday in Europe

2012-03-02 by Guest Author

With thousands of miles of coastline that span across multiple seas and oceans, Europe is a prime location for those who wish to plan a scuba holiday.

Tags: Europe, scuba diving, Turkey

Ron Weasley and Lady Mary Crawley say, ‘Visit Skegness!’

2012-03-01 by Guest Author

Skegness beach

VisitEngland, has booked four top actors appear in a nationwide advertising campaign.

Tags: advertising, celebrities, england, hotel accommodation, hotels, marketing, Skegness, tourism

All About the Scandinavian Travel Preferences [Infographic]

2012-02-28 by Guest Author

All About the Scandinavian Travel Preferences infographic

The Scandinavians are amongst the nations that travel the most. In this infographic you will find info on the distance that they travel per year, the different traveling means they have used and also some interesting perspectives.

Tags: Infographic

Pinterest for Travelers: How to Use It for Your Next Big Adventure

2012-02-27 by Guest Author

Pinterest

Pinterest is yet another social networking site, except this version is completely based on visuals. Basically, after browsing around on Pinterest for about five minutes, you’ll see that your informational mini-feed is a series of images, quotes, and projects about anything and everything including… travel

Alternative Stag and Hen Ideas [Infographic]

2012-02-23 by Guest Author

Alternative Stag and Hen Ideas infographic.

Do something a little different; climb an ice mountain in Reykjavic, learn belly dancing in Latvia or even get lost in the salt mines of Krakow!

Tags: Infographic, Krakow, Latvia, Reykjavic, Riga

Krakow – Beating the Stag Parties

2012-02-23 by Guest Author

Cabby man on the Old Town square in Krakow

What does this city offer beyond the attraction of stag parties? The answer is a huge amount of culture and a fascinating history.

Tags: culture, Kazimierz, Krakow, Nowa Huta, Old Town, poland, Polish history

Don’t Mess With the Yaks and Other Tips for Surviving a Trek in Nepal

2012-02-16 by Guest Author

mountaineers trekking to top of thorong-la, annapurna, nepal

In a country like Nepal, a trek in the Himalayas is all part of the experience and provides chances to see some of the highest mountains in the world as well as discovering remote villages along the way. With some careful planning, walking a classic route such as Everest Base Camp is possible and a real achievement.

Tags: Nepal, Surviving a Trek in Nepal, trek

Where to Ski: Jasna in Slovakia or Tignes in France?

2012-02-16 by Guest Author

Alpine chalet in ski resort Jasna

The skiing is better in Tignes but Jasna is cheaper and offers more variety

Tags: france, Jasna, skiing, Slovakia, Tignes

Sightseeing in Larnaca

2012-02-16 by Guest Author

Saint Lazarus

Larnaca is a great, modern, summertime destination for those taking flights to Cyprus on the lookout for fun, sun and sand.

Tags: Larnaca, Larnaca tours, sightseeing

London Activities During the 2012 Olympic Games

2012-02-16 by Guest Author

London 2012 train

The London 2012 Olympic Games have opened up a range of new and exciting activities and business ventures for thousands of people.

Tags: London 2012, london attractions, london city break, London Olympics

Top 10 “Must-sees” in Kyiv During Euro 2012

2012-02-16 by Guest Author

Saint Sophia Cathedral in Kiev

The team at hotel reservation website www.booked.net guides you to their pick of the top 10 sites to see in Kyiv.

Tags: Euro 2012, Kyiv

Could Eastern Europe Become a Favoured Road Trip Destination?

2012-02-15 by Guest Author

Route 1

A great way of exploring Eastern Europe is by taking a road trip! Road trips are so fun and they allow you to see multiple locations in one holiday.

Tags: Eastern Europe, road trip

Choosing Accommodation in Bansko

2012-02-15 by Guest Author

Bansko ski slope

Although Bansko is considerably cheaper in comparison to resorts in the Alps, rushing off to the travel agents and booking a package holiday might not always prove to be the best value for money.

Tags: accommodation, Bansko, Bulgaria, hotels

Exploring the Slovenian Coast

2012-02-13 by Guest Author

Portoroz

Slovenia doesn’t have much of a coastline at all, in fact, only 46kms of it, but those 46km however are one of the most interesting and attractive parts of the country.

Tags: coast line, Koper, Piran, Portoroz, slovenia

Enjoy Your Trip: 5 Holes to Avoid During Your Gap Year

2012-02-09 by Guest Author

Open-pit diamond mine (known as the Big Hole or Kimberley Mine) in Kimberley, South Africa.

Volunteering abroad is a great way of seeing the world and simultaneously giving something back. There’s no age limit – just an attitude limit – and that’s down to you!

Rock Climbing in Slovenia

2012-02-09 by Guest Author

sierra trail in Julian Alps, Slovenia.

Slovenia is an incredibly popular tourist destination, and with so many mountain and hill ranges, rock climbing is but one of the many activities you could undertake whilst you are there.

Tags: climbing, extreme sports, rock climbing, slovenia

7 Things to Do In and Around Bled

2012-02-08 by Guest Author

Lake Bled from the Bled Castle

Bled is one of the most popular areas of Slovenia and continuing to grow in popularity as the well-kept secret gradually gets out. This is just an example of some of the activities on offer so rest assured that there is plenty more.

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