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03 March 2008 Watch out for scratch card scams, says Which?
Holidaymakers should be wary of taking part in any scratch card games while abroad, according to Holiday Which?.After disembarking from their flights and settling into their accommodation, many Brits will probably head out to the beach or to explore the resort - and some may be stopped by scratch... [more]
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Filed under: Travel Research | Travel Resources and Archive29 February 2008 Flying while pregnant 'can be acceptable'
There is no set list of dos and don'ts for pregnant women looking to travel by air, an expert has said.Janet Fyle, from the Royal College of Midwives, said that it is not possible to know what can happen to a pregnant woman once a plane has taken off.It is therefore important to consider the range... [more]
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Filed under: Travel Research | Travel Resources and Archive29 February 2008 Power sharing agreement reached
An agreement to share power has been signed by the president and opposition leader in Kenya.Mwai Kibaki - the president of the country - and Raila Odinga, the opposition leader, signed the agreement which has brought an end to the post-election crisis in the country.Violence broke out following the... [more]
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Filed under: Destinations | Travel Research29 February 2008 Brits 'spend thousands' on honeymoons
More than £1,600 is spent on the average post-wedding getaway, new research has discovered.A survey by esure found that a £1,614 is forked out by the average couple for their honeymoon, with nine in ten respondents believing this type of holiday has become more extravagant than in previous... [more]
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Filed under: Travel Research | Speciality Travel28 February 2008 Business tourists vow to return to the Cape
Cape Town is a fast emerging destination for business tourism, after it was revealed that the majority of delegates attending recent conventions and exhibitions in the region pledged to visit the city again.According to a survey, 70 per cent of business travellers intend to return to the South... [more]
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Filed under: Destinations | Travel Research | Speciality Travel | Travel Resources and Archive28 February 2008 Eritrea is 'top tourist spot'
The African country of Eritrea has been named by one publication as an emerging destination in terms of holiday travel.Travel-book publisher Lonely Planet has named Eritrea as one of its top choice countries to visit in 2008.Eritrea was listed as one of six countries named by the travel guide as... [more]
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Filed under: Destinations | Travel Research | Travel Resources and Archive28 February 2008 Brits 'losing interest' in lengthy holidays
British travellers are becoming less inclined to travel abroad for extended periods of time, according to one commentator.Holiday Inn claims that 52 per cent of families cannot afford to go on a two-week summer holiday this year.Moerover, 72 per cent of Britons claim that shorter breaks are a... [more]
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Filed under: Destinations | Travel Research | Travel Resources and Archive27 February 2008 South-west England reinvents itself as a "cultural hotbed"
The south-west region of England has reinvented itself as a "cultural hotbed" and at the same time dispelled its "country-bumpkin" image, it has been claimed.According to Lonely Planet's new publication, Devon, Cornwall & Southwest England, Devon, Cornwall and other regions... [more]
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Filed under: Destinations | Travel Research | Speciality Travel27 February 2008 Ferry travel 'regaining popularity'
Travel by ferry is gaining popularity again with holidaymakers, one commentator has claimed.The Port of Dover reports that part of this popularity may be due to the fact that passage through a seaport is usually smoother and easier than travel through an airport.Meanwhile, Mike Southey, a public... [more]
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Filed under: Travel Research | Speciality Travel | Travel Resources and Archive27 February 2008 Dover is "part of the holiday experience"
Ferry travel means more to holidaymakers than simply travelling from one port to another, it has been claimed.According to the Port of Dover, there are many benefits to be found in travel by ferry.The organisation even notes that Dover itself is "very much a part of the holiday... [more]
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Filed under: Destinations | Travel Research | Speciality Travel | Travel Resources and Archive
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Holidaymakers should be wary of taking part in any scratch card games while abroad, according to Holiday Which?.After disembarking from their flights and settling into their accommodation, many Brits will probably head out to the beach or to explore the resort - and some may be stopped by scratch... [more]
| | | | | | | Filed under: Travel Research | Travel Resources and Archive29 February 2008 Flying while pregnant 'can be acceptable'
There is no set list of dos and don'ts for pregnant women looking to travel by air, an expert has said.Janet Fyle, from the Royal College of Midwives, said that it is not possible to know what can happen to a pregnant woman once a plane has taken off.It is therefore important to consider the range... [more]
| | | | | | | Filed under: Travel Research | Travel Resources and Archive29 February 2008 Power sharing agreement reached
An agreement to share power has been signed by the president and opposition leader in Kenya.Mwai Kibaki - the president of the country - and Raila Odinga, the opposition leader, signed the agreement which has brought an end to the post-election crisis in the country.Violence broke out following the... [more]
| | | | | | | Filed under: Destinations | Travel Research29 February 2008 Brits 'spend thousands' on honeymoons
More than £1,600 is spent on the average post-wedding getaway, new research has discovered.A survey by esure found that a £1,614 is forked out by the average couple for their honeymoon, with nine in ten respondents believing this type of holiday has become more extravagant than in previous... [more]
| | | | | | | Filed under: Travel Research | Speciality Travel28 February 2008 Business tourists vow to return to the Cape
Cape Town is a fast emerging destination for business tourism, after it was revealed that the majority of delegates attending recent conventions and exhibitions in the region pledged to visit the city again.According to a survey, 70 per cent of business travellers intend to return to the South... [more]
| | | | | | | Filed under: Destinations | Travel Research | Speciality Travel | Travel Resources and Archive28 February 2008 Eritrea is 'top tourist spot'
The African country of Eritrea has been named by one publication as an emerging destination in terms of holiday travel.Travel-book publisher Lonely Planet has named Eritrea as one of its top choice countries to visit in 2008.Eritrea was listed as one of six countries named by the travel guide as... [more]
| | | | | | | Filed under: Destinations | Travel Research | Travel Resources and Archive28 February 2008 Brits 'losing interest' in lengthy holidays
British travellers are becoming less inclined to travel abroad for extended periods of time, according to one commentator.Holiday Inn claims that 52 per cent of families cannot afford to go on a two-week summer holiday this year.Moerover, 72 per cent of Britons claim that shorter breaks are a... [more]
| | | | | | | Filed under: Destinations | Travel Research | Travel Resources and Archive27 February 2008 South-west England reinvents itself as a "cultural hotbed"
The south-west region of England has reinvented itself as a "cultural hotbed" and at the same time dispelled its "country-bumpkin" image, it has been claimed.According to Lonely Planet's new publication, Devon, Cornwall & Southwest England, Devon, Cornwall and other regions... [more]
| | | | | | | Filed under: Destinations | Travel Research | Speciality Travel27 February 2008 Ferry travel 'regaining popularity'
Travel by ferry is gaining popularity again with holidaymakers, one commentator has claimed.The Port of Dover reports that part of this popularity may be due to the fact that passage through a seaport is usually smoother and easier than travel through an airport.Meanwhile, Mike Southey, a public... [more]
| | | | | | | Filed under: Travel Research | Speciality Travel | Travel Resources and Archive27 February 2008 Dover is "part of the holiday experience"
Ferry travel means more to holidaymakers than simply travelling from one port to another, it has been claimed.According to the Port of Dover, there are many benefits to be found in travel by ferry.The organisation even notes that Dover itself is "very much a part of the holiday... [more]
| | | | | | | Filed under: Destinations | Travel Research | Speciality Travel | Travel Resources and Archive
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