Articles related to: holidays
176: Holidays in Malta - The Reasons Why
The Republic of Malta is a small archipelago of seven islands located in the Mediterranean Sea. Malta sits 179 miles north of North Africa and 58 miles south of Sicily. The small island nation boasts ..
177: Cycling Holidays In Majorca
Every year, millions of people plan a vacation for a wide variety of reasons - some prefer the relaxation of a beach vacation, while others look for something a bit more exciting or physically demandi..
178: Best Gits For Her
Often, the most special people in our lives are the ones who receive the least recognition. Think about everything that the special woman in your life does for you. Maybe she works all day, but stil..
179: Switzerland's Allure
Swiss chocolates, Swiss watches, Swiss Alps and even the Swiss banks… Switzerland has a unique cultural as well as professional flavor that people from all over the world want to experience. The cou..
180: Country Holidays In Majorca
The Mediterranean island of Majorca has been a popular destination for holiday-makers since it began its jet-age tourism efforts in the 1960's.The warm temperatures, clear waters and sunny beaches hav..
181: Menorca Welcomes Speeding Drivers
Top summer holidays island Menorca has worked hard to cultivate her image of a serene, peaceful destination over the years, and appeals to parents with toddlers, couples in their thirties and forties,..
182: Mafia Island
Well... it’s not what you think! It’s not a haven for the Mafia mobs and its not in Italy. Mafia Island is a slice of the archaic Swahili Coast that stretches along the Tanzanian and Kenyan coastl..
183: Early Easter Means Early Travel
An early Easter holiday provides a nice jumpstart for tourists beginning their yearly treks.Easter is a popular time for travel. People love getting out and being able to enjoy the sun after several m..
184: Cala En Porter - Perfect Menorca Holidays
Crystal blue waters, beautiful sandy beaches, imposing limestone cliffs and lots of sunshine are what you will find in Cala En Porter. Also known as Cala'n Porter, this beach cove is located in Menorc..
185: 2008 Holidays Not Hit By Economy - Yet
Early in 2008 the travel industry gives a dire warning of hard times for the year ahead, prices rising, and bookings looking poor.But 2008 has so far been a good year, with the Easter holidays period ..
186: Holiday Island Greets Super Cars
Vacation island Menorca has worked hard to cultivate her image of a serene, peaceful destination over the years, and appeals to parents with toddlers, couples in their thirties and forties, and the ol..
187: Holiday Home Owners In Spain Could Do Best In the Recession
When the economy is good and people are taking two or three holidays a year, letting out an overseas property and getting good occupancy levels isn't that difficult.And with low interest rates, the re..
188: Ski Holiday Prices On A Hike
Research in the ski industry shows a surprise rise in the typical price of a skiing holiday this year.The surprise report shows that the price of a typical ski holiday for the 2008 ski season rose eve..
189: Canaries Go Cheap When Flying
Many Britons enjoy hopping on a flight to Tenerife at some point during the holiday season.For those who enjoy a more frequent holiday or even the occasional weekend getaway, there is good news. Low-c..
190: Irish give Spring Break Trade A Bounce
Directors of European travel agents, airlines and holiday resorts are facing an anxious 2008, as property rises fall and the economy faces a downturn and some of their customers decide that now is the..
191: Exchange Rates Affect Holiday Plans
An exchange rate is simply the price of one country's currency expressed in another country's currency. The exchange rate is the rate at which currencies can be exchanged.A good example is that of the..
192: Alarm Bells Ring For Spanish Property
Buying a property in Spain has been an aspiration for many Europeans in the last twenty years, with Germany and the UK providing most buyers.But the Spanish real estate market has hit some turbulence ..
193: Do you know the Eastern Algarve in Portugal?
Eastern Algarve, Portugal - the still undiscovered part of the AlgarveThe Eastern Algarve is bordered by the Atlantic to the south, the N2 Faro-Sao Bras road to the west, the Vascao stream which forms..
194: A Unique Mix Called Ceuta
According to the ministry for tourism Ceuta is a multicultural European city in northern Africa. It is an open city, easy and comfortable. It is accessible to the Costa del Sol, either for a day visit..
195: Spanish Monarchy On Its Knees
In the early days a man of the people, King Juan Carlos helped steer Spain from a dictatorship to a modern democracy after he came to the throne some 32 years ago, and his achievements include defendi..
196: Mallorca's Growing Appeal For Tourists
Over the years, Mallorca has been the most visited of the Balearic Islands. The majority of tourists to Mallorca are British. This is probably because of it's location in the Mediterranean Sea, a very..
197: Travel Safety and Security
In a recent APACS study, overseas losses from credit or debit card fraud totaled 208 million sterling - over US 400 miilion dollars - in 2007, in the UK alone.If you travel frequently, you will alread..
198: Discover the Eastern Algarve in Portugal
The Eastern Algarve is bordered by the Atlantic to the south, the N2 Faro-Sao Bras road to the west, the Vascao stream which forms the border with the Alentejo to the north, and the Guadiana river whi..
199: North American Ski Resorts Offer Top Notch Vacations
There are many notable ski resorts in North America. According to a recent poll, the top 10 ski resorts in the world are: Aspen, Colorado; Cortina, Italy; Mont-Tremblant, Ontario; Stowe, Vermont; Cham..
200: More To Mallorca Than Beaches
Lots of tourists visit Mallorca every year for the crystal clear waters, beautiful sandy beaches and celebrity sightings. For those who visit Majorca with one goal in mind, you don't know what you're ..
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