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Best Things to Do in Europe Over Christmas

Guest Author

Our guest author, Warren Kings, takes a satirical look at some Christmas habits in Europe. Take his thoughts with a grain of salt. Sometimes life is about having fun.

14 years ago

Top 10 French Ski Resorts

Guest Author

France is one of the best skiing destinations in the world – here is a guide to the top 10 resorts.

14 years ago

Amazing Luxury Hotels in the Middle East

Guest Author

Our guest author, Chris, takes a look at three of the Arabian Peninsula’s most fabulous locations.

14 years ago

SeaWorld Orlando Florida: Top 5 Attractions

Guest Author

What are the must-see attractions in SeaWorld, Orlando Florida? Our guest author, Katie Matthews, takes a look at some of the iconic landmarks of the world-famous theme park.

14 years ago

Ireland’s Most Iconic Hotel In Receivership

Phil Butler

Reading news from Hotel Management dot net this morning, I could not help but reflect on the way things used to be. A story by David Eisen there tells of an iconic Ireland hotel’s uncertain fate. John Wayne, Maureen O’Hara, John Ford, the legends of Ashford come back to memory as Ireland is beset with more bad news.

14 years ago

3 Best Low Budget Holiday Locations in the UK

Guest Author

Planning on saving money by not going abroad next summer? Here are 3 of the best destinations in the UK for cheap breaks in great locations.

14 years ago

American Airlines: Darkest Hours Loom

Aleksandr Shatskih

For years it led the way in air travel innovation, inventing the frequent flyer program, designing the world’s first computer reservation system and filling up its empty seats with the discount Super Saver Fare. But this week’s news that American Airlines have filed for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization has brought the US’s seemingly untouchable, de facto national carrier crashing back down to earth with a bang.

14 years ago

5 Ways to Enjoy Yourself on New York Holidays

Guest Author

Our guest author, Peter, invites you to take a virtual journey to New York, to admire five of its most iconic landmarks.

14 years ago

Two More Hotels Join the Magnuson Hotels Family

Aleksandr Shatskih

Magnuson Hotels have recently added two more hotels to their family of independent brands: Magnuson Hotel Castleton Inn and Magnuson Hotel & Meridian Convention Center.

14 years ago

Five Unlikely Skiing and Snowboarding Destinations

Guest Author

From skiing in Dubai, to even more unlikely destinations, such as Australia and Lebanon, our guest author takes you to five unlikely places for winter fun under the hot sun.

14 years ago

HostelBookers Launches Advent Calendar with Prizes

Aleksandr Shatskih

HostelBookers have launched an advent calendar competition that will offer participants the chance to win prizes every day for 24 days in December.

14 years ago

The Best of Vegas on a Backpacker’s Budget – Backpacking Tips for Sin City

Guest Author

Our guest author, John, shows you how to make the best of your trip to Las Vegas on a budget. Dining and lodging tips.

14 years ago

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Stories of Interest

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GNTO Reopens Melbourne Office to Target Australian Travelers Year-Round

2026-10-24 By Argophilia Travel News

Greece reopens its GNTO Melbourne office to target Australian travelers with year-round tourism, culture, gastronomy and lesser-known destinations.

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Agios Nikolaos Hosts Dance World Cup Qualifiers This Weekend

2026-10-24 By Argophilia Travel News

Agios Nikolaos hosts Dance World Cup Greece and Cyprus qualifiers this weekend, with competitions and a Gala leading to the 2027 final in Lisbon.

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Three Videos Highlight Dangerous Driving on Crete Roads

2026-10-24 By Iorgos Pappas

Three videos highlight dangerous driving on Crete’s roads, including risky overtaking near Rethymno and a near-head-on collision near Gouves.

Crete Weather Forecast

Crete Weather Set to Change With Rain and Strong Winds From Sunday

2026-10-24 By Argophilia Travel News

Crete weather turns cooler from Sunday, with rain, stronger northerly winds, and temperatures falling to around 19–20°C next week.

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Heraklion and Chania Among Europe’s Worst 30% for Air Pollution Health Risk

2026-10-24 By Manuel Santos

Heraklion and Chania rank among the worst 30% in Europe for estimated air pollution health risk, according to an EEA assessment of 761 cities.

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