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Rome - ‘The city of Ceasars, romance and la dolce vita’ - A.Moreton. Rome was not built in a day and has the spectacular treasures to prove it. Rome has provided the pretty backdrop to many a Hollywo

When thinking of a hotel in Cornwall, let alone accommodation in Padstow, actually staying overnight at a Rick Stein establishment might not sound a likely choice. The famous chef just cooks fish, rig

The crowd watching in Innsbruck, Austria never knew what hit them. Franz Klammer had just scorched the Men's Downhill course at the 1976 Winter Olympics - and the buzz throughout the venue was incred

Flying can be a very stressful event for many of us and is one of the top stressors that we experience on what is supposed to be an exciting and fun event. In this article we look at the simple steps

New York (Nov. 28, 2007) – NatureAir announced today that it has joined the World Heritage Alliance for Sustainable Tourism (WHA) as a partner. The WHA is an industry-leading initiative; it was found

More Europeans are set to enjoy going on holiday this winter, and ski slopes are one of the major destinations for individuals on holiday during the cold months. Usually the only thing stopping an

If you're taking a trip down to the south-west of England this summer, you'll have a number of things to consider before planning your trip. For instance, if you're travelling with a large group of pe

Arguably the most popular & visited of the three Torbay towns and great for family breaks, that describe themselves as the “English Rivera”. Torquay has some good beaches to enjoy and also offers the

Driving Trip? Road Trip? Escape from everyday life? All of these describe the adventure that awaits you on the open roads of Canada and the United States. Some people are comfortable with the idea of

Many naysayers are predicting a slow ski season simply because of global warming and increasing fuel costs. The 2006-2007 British ski market saw a three per cent increase despite challenging snow co