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Blending Science, Nature and Fun on School Trips to Florida

Located at the southeastern tip of the United States, and famous for its beaches and being the home of Disney, Florida offers more than just a place to go to soak up the sun in the mid-winter months. It is a great state to visit on school trips to give students a mix of science, [...]

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An Introduction to Shakespeare in Stratford-upon-Avon

Twenty-five kilometres west of Birmingham, on the banks of the River Avon in Warwickshire, sits the medieval market town of Stratford-upon-Avon. Famous for its association with the playwright William Shakespeare, this town has embraced all things literary and turned its tourism industry into one of the most important economic supports of the town.
Officially, the [...]

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Discovering London’s Important Galleries

As the largest and arguably most important city in the United Kingdom, London is a natural choice for school trips to study the fine arts. Founded by the Romans over two thousand years ago, the city, located on the River Thames in the southwestern part of England, has been a cultural hub ever since.
While [...]

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Beautiful Buda Castle

When deciding on the best way to see Europe, train holidays are an often overlooked way of exploring the fascinating landmarks and landscapes of the continent. The rich history of the region is exhibited in many of its famous buildings, most of which have well organised museums and exhibitions that allow visitors to learn about [...]

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Holidays in St Barths: Far from the Madding Crowd

It’s the kind of holiday you want to go on if your objective is getting away from the paparazzi (the privileged few!), the stresses of the boardroom, or just the strain of everyday life. It isn’t just your average island in the Caribbean though – it’s St. Barths. Saint Barthélemy, if you would like to [...]

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Experiencing the Best Cuisine of St Barths

In a place where the clientele are used to only the best, one can be certain that the cuisine will range from the exquisite to the sublime. One such place is Eden Rock St Barths, the luxury resort-hotel that may be the closest thing one would ever get to Fantasy Island.
One look at the regulars [...]

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A School Ski Trip to Awesome Andalo in Italy

For those contemplating organising a school ski trip, choosing a destination is one of the most important decisions you will have to make. Such trips can provide students with a fabulous time, a chance to build up their strength and resilience and enhance their skills, and a connection to a new part of the world. [...]

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Making the Most of Folgaria on School Ski Trips

For students and teachers alike, school ski trips are a great experience. Fun and active, they also help to boost students’ sense of adventure and help mould them into well-rounded, experienced individuals. As a resort for such trips, Folgaria in Italy is ideal. Picturesque and hospitable, with a variety of different kinds of slopes, it [...]

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On and Off the Slopes in Superbagneres

Tucked away in the mid-Pyrenees mountains in the south of France, this quintessential skiing village is close to the Spanish border, but still within easy reach of Toulouse. Superbagnères is connected to the nearby classic spa town of Bagneres de Luchon by a gondola and is a great place for beginners on a school ski [...]

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Learning Watersports in the Gulf of Corinth, Greece

Greece has a distinguished history, with signs of civilisation dating back from many centuries BC. It is considered one of the most historically important areas of Europe with people flocking to visit for both its culture and its amazing landscape.
Its mainland is a peninsula that is formed from the tail end of the Balkans [...]

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Summer Activities in the Zell am See Region

Tucked away in the Austrian Alps near the German border is the Austrian state of Salzburg, which is one of the country’s smallest states in terms of population. But what it lacks in inhabitants, it more than makes up for in location and natural beauty. In the heart of this mountainous region of Salzburg lies [...]

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Summer Sporting Activities in the French Alps

Bordering Italy in the southeastern part of France, the French Alps include Mont Blanc – the highest mountain in the Alps, and in fact all of Europe (west of Russia). During the winter, skiing is the sport of choice; the French Alps draw in large winter crowds and have been host to the winter Olympics [...]

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Experiencing the History of Cape Town on School Sports Tours

Some school sports tours head to South Africa to savour the delights of that country’s sporting heritage, and may also offer the chance to visit the wonderful city of Cape Town.
If so, it’s an opportunity not to the missed.

Why Cape Town and South Africa for sports tours?
South Africa has a long history of investing in [...]

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The Home Comforts of Menorca Villas

There are many advantages to staying in villas in the Mediterranean during your holidays: the option to eat what you want when you want it; the convenient location; and the space for you and friends or family members to relax after activities or adventures if you want to. For those contemplating a longer stay in [...]

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Beach Walks in Son Bou: Menorca Holidays in the Sun

For the many visitors, walking on the sand on warm sunny days and enjoying the sea breeze is the perfect way to spend their Menorca holidays. With over 200 beaches fringed by the turquoise waters, there are many routes for great beach walks. Some lead to quiet, hidden natural gems, while some take you along [...]

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5 Must-Do Things on Menorca

Menorca is a beautiful place to enjoy a few weeks’ holiday in the sun, and there are many excellent Menorca villas to choose from to make your stay even more comfortable. However, accommodation is not everything you will need to consider. When you head to the island for your break, just what are the [...]

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Risoul – Family Skiing With a Touch of Comfort

If you’re thinking about luxury skiing chalets and a more laid-back type of resort, you may wish to think about Risoul in the Southern French Alps.
How do you get there?
The traditional French and Swiss southern airports (and train links) may also be convenient for Risoul but perhaps the commonest airport used is Turin (Torino) in [...]

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Sella Ronda – An Italian Ski Paradise

Luxury skiing chalets are highly desirable for a winter break, but ultimately most people take their holidays in the mountains not to experience the accommodation but to do some skiing! Of course, it’s possible to combine the two things, and luxury skiing chalets can be found in the vicinity of one of the truly great [...]

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St Anton – A Top Austrian Resort

When you’re talking about luxury skiing chalets and St Anton in the same breath, sometimes it generates a few predictable responses in those around you:
• “wow, how can you afford that?”
• “you must be an extreme skier”
• “Austrian Alpine skiing destinations are hard to get to”.
Well, you may want to consider such sentiments to be, at best, ill [...]

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Wengen – Skiing and More!

Selecting luxury skiing chalets in Wengen in Switzerland will enable you to get in some great skiing, but it also offers a range of other activities that can help you broaden your winter sports horizons.
The location
Wengen sits at the foot of the Jungfrau at an elevation of 1274m. As you might imagine, it has a [...]

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The Fabulous Cuisine of Kazakhstan

If your idea of Kazakhstan and other central Asian countries is still of vast tundras and deserted wastelands, it’s time you pay a visit to Almaty. Hotel accommodations and flights here are plentiful, and there’s no better time than now to explore the many wonders of this newly cosmopolitan city! If you’ve been here before [...]

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Getting to Know Almaty, Kazakhstan

Situated in deep central Asia in the Eurasian continent is Kazakhstan. In the southern portion of the country sits the great city of Almaty – the business center of Kazakhstan. If you book a stay in an Almaty hotel, you will place yourself in the heart of a city of immense historical significance.

History
The city was [...]

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A Glimpse into Fascinating Almaty, Kazakhstan

One of the fastest growing tourist destinations around is Kazakhstan, and in particular, the city of Almaty. Hotel accommodation based in the centre is reassuringly comfortable and modern and will enable you carte blanche to get out and explore the city’s delights.
Where is Almaty?
It is a city in (and until fairly recently, the capital of) [...]

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Exploring the Best of Almaty, Kazakhstan

Despite being a spectacularly gorgeous and historically significant land, Kazakhstan has only recently come into focus as a travel destination. Almaty, Kazakhstan’s former capital and current commercial and social centre, has recently been rising in popularity as a tourist attraction. This is due in part to its modern-day architecture and ‘European flair’, boasting establishments with [...]

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Travel Tips on Kazakhstan – Visiting Almaty

Almaty, in Kazakhstan, is a fascinating destination – rich in history and culture. If you are planning a visit to an Almaty hotel then it may be a good idea to do some research before you go to ensure you get the most out of the city. Here are some insider tips to get [...]

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Travel in Burma: Top Tips for Trekking in the Burmese Himalaya

For trekking enthusiasts looking for a mountainous region to explore, most of Southeast Asia may not be high on the list of places to travel. Burma, however, has its own corner of the Himalayas to offer. Both lower and lesser-known than its Nepalese counterpart, the Burmese Himalaya is nevertheless an inspiring destination, with lush jungle [...]

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The Best Books to Help Prepare for Kilimanjaro Trekking

If you’re planning on going Kilimanjaro trekking, chances are that you’ve heard inspirational stories about others who have done the same. Travellers’ impressions of this mighty 5,892m mountain and their tales of adventure and tenacity have spread across the world, ensuring Kilimanjaro’s place as a favourite destination for the adventurous. But these stories can do [...]

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Putting the Right Foot Forward on Your Wedding Day

One aspect of designing couture wedding gowns that often goes unnoticed is the bride’s choice of footwear. While you might not think it would be such an important part of dress design, it often matters much more than brides-to-be imagine. A bride’s choice of footwear is more crucial than it first appears – not only [...]

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A Head for Bridal Headpieces

There’s one element many people forget to consider when it comes to finding the perfect couture wedding dresses – and that’s the headpiece that goes along with it. It can be very easy to get lost in a world of waistlines, stitching and styles when looking for a dress, and little thought may go into [...]

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Couture Wedding Dresses With the Spanish Touch

One of the most successful bridal shows of the year was the FriaNova Bridal Show in Alicante. Over 6000 couples enjoyed the packed aisles, and it bodes well for the success of the show in 2012! The show is, unsurprisingly, focused on the Spanish wedding scene; with a fabulous collection of classic cars, limousines, [...]

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The Transformation of a Bride

There’s a certain transformation that can occur when a woman appears in her perfect wedding dress. But, despite all the reality television programmes and ‘bridezillas’ on screen and in the newspapers, not every bride is eager to exhibit herself in a particularly distinctive dress – everyone has their own taste and ideas on the priorities [...]

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Inspirations for Couture Wedding Dresses – The Ghumra Tradition

Every culture has its own distinct wedding traditions – and when it comes to inspiration for couture wedding dresses, they all have lessons to teach! The elegance of Saudi wedding dresses manifests in a wonderful mix of ancient and modern styles. Choosing inspiration from some of the exquisite details of this culture can turn any [...]

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Top Local Cuisine to Try on Saint Lucia Honeymoons

On the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia, food can never get boring. The island’s historic past has produced a rich, colourful cuisine influenced by French, Creole and West Indian flavours. This is why those on Saint Lucia honeymoons should incorporate local food into their daily adventures. Saint Lucians use a variety of cooking methods from [...]

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Go Wild on Saint Lucia Honeymoons

Those discovering St Lucia for the first time sometimes come to the island expecting it to be a stereotypical ‘Caribbean’ experience – sun, sand, sea, and little else. They are often amazed to find that, on Saint Lucia honeymoons, this is certainly not the case! The island caters for all kinds of travellers and honeymooners [...]

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Modern Challenges for Haulage Companies

In this age of economic downturn, haulage companies are facing more challenges than ever before in their quest to stay viable in the coming years. However, the companies are rising to the challenge, with plenty of new initiatives going ahead to ensure that goods can still be delivered, drivers are treated with respect and kept [...]

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The Whys and Wherefores of Haulage Companies

Many people don’t quite realise just how integral the work of haulage companies is to their everyday lives. For many different services which people rely on every day, the transport of materials to where they’re needed is crucial in maintaining the standard of life many people in developed countries take for granted. It can [...]

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Top Skills for Working at Haulage Companies

Haulage companies have been facing many challenges in the recent economic climate, but there’s always work if you want it, and many companies have been placing new adverts for drivers. Having a large, mobile fleet is the business cornerstone of many firms, so dedicated drivers play a large part of the successes the industry has [...]

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The Dangers of Sleep Apnoea for Drivers of Haulage Companies

There are plenty of dangers that face drivers working for haulage companies. Spending so much time out on the road, it’s obvious that lorry drivers are exposed to greater risk than many other road users. One of the dangers that has only started to recently get the exposure it deserves is falling asleep at the [...]

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The Best Tips for Your Skiing Holidays

If you love taking ski breaks, France is a great place to go! Great deals, great snow – what more could you ask for? But it is a good idea to brush up on your skiing knowledge ahead of your trip. Whether you are new to the slopes, a veteran skier, or just wanting [...]

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The Best Times for Short Ski Breaks

Winter is rolling in rapidly, turning minds to strapping on some skis and heading down the slopes. With low cost air travel and some great deals on the market, there are some brilliant options for short ski breaks. France is probably the best place for a convenient short break that offers everything you could ask [...]

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Preparing for your Ski Breaks

If you’re preparing to take to the slopes of Morzine this winter, then you might have your hands full trying to remember everything you’ll require! Ski breaks, France or elsewhere, are best enjoyed when you have everything you need at your disposal. Here are the top five tips to get you out on the slopes [...]

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School Music Trips to Discover the Traditional Music of Japan

One of the clearest lessons learnt on school music trips is how the art and music of a country or region reflect the common characteristics of the people from that area. Nowhere is this more obvious than in Japan, where the music has the same simplicity and closeness to nature that can be found in [...]

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School Music Trips to Italy – Where Rock and Opera Meet

Perhaps one of the biggest discoveries that students on school music trips make is that there is a correlation between the lifestyle and culture of a country and its art and music. While German music is dense and heavy, Italian music, in its different versions, is quite melodic, light and airy in comparison – compare, [...]

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Castanets, Maracas and Flamenco – School Music Tours to Spain

For those students who go on school music tours to Spain, such visits are often an eye-opener – especially for those who are only familiar with its music due to its influence on Latin American pop music.
While one can safely describe Spanish music as rich, lively, passionate and evocative, these are perhaps the only [...]

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Mozart and More – School Music Tours to Salzburg

For students of music, there is nothing quite as educational as school music tours to visit the homeland of some of the great legendary figures of classical music: Austria!
There must be something in the air in this wonderful country–how else would it have given birth to such musical greats as Joseph Haydn, Johann Strauss Sr. [...]

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Highlights of Gorgeous Grenoble

If you decide to visit Grenoble or its surrounding regions there is a good chance you will want to find out about all of the things you can see and do during your stay. No matter whether you are staying for a few weeks or just passing through on Grenoble airport transfers, there is plenty [...]

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Geneva’s Fabulous Festival

Geneva is an exceptionally beautiful city to visit at any time of year, and also extremely accessible with convenient Geneva airport transfers available straight to your accommodation. If you plan on heading to the city in the near future then you will probably be keen to find out a bit more about what is going [...]

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4 Museums to Visit in Grenoble

In a city as cultural as Grenoble, it is no surprise that you are going to find a large number of museums here. When planning your Grenoble airport transfers, you may want to consider which attractions you are going to visit during your time in the city, and, if you’re an art and history buff [...]

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Top Tips for Exploring Charyn Canyon, Kazakhstan

If you’re planning a trip to Almaty, there’s a lot that you could be putting on your to-do list. Once you’ve booked your Almaty hotel, the fun of dreaming out your itinerary begins. If you’re an adventurous traveller, or just someone who appreciates natural beauty, a trip to Charyn Canyon may be in order. Read [...]

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Exciting Excursions from Your Almaty Hotel

For those drawn to the wide open beauty and deep cultural heritage of Central Asia’s landscapes, a stay in an Almaty hotel offers a gateway onto that fascinating and ancient world while letting you slip back into modern-day comfort at the end of your adventures. Some of Kazakhstan’s most astonishing landscapes lie within easy day-trip [...]

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Exploring Colourful Almaty – Where to Start?

A stay in an Almaty hotel offers the traveller a world of discovery and delight. You’ll find the former capital of Kazakhstan brimming with history, beautiful artefacts and architecture, and fabulous shopping – not to mention bustling with modern life. Lovers of beautiful cities are in luck, as are those who enjoy people-watching and seeing [...]

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Exploring New Destinations – Almaty in Kazakhstan

If you are visiting Kazakhstan and specifically Almaty, hotel accommodation that is centrally located and luxurious might be top of your priority list. However, there may be one or two broader points to consider before thinking about your Almaty hotel, such as the history of the city and its wonderful culture.

Where is Almaty?

This is Kazakhstan’s [...]

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All About Almaty in Kazakhstan

When you’re in Almaty, hotel accommodation is available to suit all tastes and budgets, however, the accommodation you choose may be influenced by the reasons why you’re in this great city.
About Almaty
Just in case you’re a little unfamiliar with it’s history, Almaty in Kazakhstan began life in the 19th century as a Russian border fortress, [...]

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Grand Walking Tours in New Zealand

There are many great reasons to choose an active holiday in New Zealand. Walking through the drastically changing landscapes of the North and South islands is probably the best way to discover the unique beauty of this remote country. Here is a land of dramatic mountains, rivers and fjords, the terrain plunging up from the [...]

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Walking in South Africa and Enjoying the Flora of the Cape

For those who take part in a holiday involving walking, South Africa is a brilliant destination for so many reasons. The country is home to beautiful landscape, modern cities, a friendly, multicultural population, a huge range of animals that can’t be found anywhere else and a diverse range of flora. Walking South Africa’s Cape Province [...]

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Getting to Know the Kruger National Park

When you visit the Kruger National Park in South Africa, you’ll find the opportunity to go walking in some of the country’s most beautiful natural scenery and observe some of Africa’s iconic animals in their habitats. As one of the largest game reserves in the country, Kruger National Park is a wonderful place to visit [...]

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Learning About Australia’s Art

Australia has a tradition of inspiring artwork featuring the country’s glorious landscape, stretching back through to the dawn of recorded history with the cave and bark paintings of its indigenous people. In modern times, the beauty of Australia is available to anybody who is ready for a walk! Australia has a plethora of artists who [...]

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Meeting the Locals on the Great Barrier Reef

As one of the best places to travel on holiday for those who like to walk, Australia offers plenty of sights, sounds, smells and experiences. One of the world’s most isolated continents, the land down under offers a unique experience, making it ideal for walking holidays for those with a taste for something different. The [...]

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A Walk Through Australia’s Wet Tropics

For those who have an interest in walking holidays, the scenery is one of the most important factors to consider when it comes to choosing where to walk. Australia can offer as great a range of landscapes as any country on the planet. With a country as vast as Australia, it’s unsurprising, but it [...]

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Discovering the Animals of Australia

When you visit a country on a walking holiday, it can often be a wonderful opportunity to see some iconic animals in the flesh as you walk. Australia is home to some of the world’s most recognised creatures, ranging from the cuddly and fuzzy to the downright bizarre – and depending on where you travel [...]

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Historical Student Tours Through Rome

Rome is Italy’s largest and most populated city. It sits on the shores of the Tiber River, in the western side of the country, about half way down the Italian Peninsula. There has been evidence of human inhabitation in the area of modern day Rome for over 14,000 years, but the city as we know [...]

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A Brief History of 3 Top West End Theatres

When studying theatre and the performing arts, two major locations come to mind: New York City’s Broadway and London’s West End. While Broadway may have more access to the Hollywood elite that are known to occasionally grace the stages, London’s West End is the largest theatre district in the world and is at the centre [...]

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Student Tours to the Fascinating Financial Capital of Geneva

Located in the far western part of Switzerland, Geneva is the second most populous city in the country after Zurich. It sits on the south-western end of Lake Geneva and has two mountain chains, the Alps and the Jura, surrounding it. Geneva has a history that dates back to 58 BC, when the first Roman [...]

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Exploring Brussels’ Art Museums

Brussels is the largest city municipality of Belgium and also its capital. Over time, it has moved from being almost entirely Dutch-speaking into a bilingual city where practically everyone speaks both French and Dutch (and many more speak English). Brussels is located in the central region of the country, and has played an important role [...]

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Top Highlights of School Sports Tours to Prague

Those looking to take their teams on school sports tours to Europe will find that Prague has a great deal to offer for football-loving students. This vibrant and history-rich city is sure to provide a memorable and enriching experience for any young person. Those with a particular interest in football, with the help of their [...]

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School Sports Tours to Prague: A Football-Loving City

Venturing beyond the school playing field on school sports tours can be one of the most inspiring activities for young footballers, whether they are aspiring sports stars or fans of the game. The chance to compete in an international setting can be a particularly galvanising experience.
Prague is an excellent destination for such trips, being [...]

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Lake Garda for School Sports Tours – The Legacy of San Siro

School sports tours are a great way to push your team’s boundaries and give them a taste of international competition, as well as a unique opportunity to learn about the sporting culture and history of your destination. If you are a schoolteacher or team coach planning a tour for your football team, Lake Garda in [...]

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Top Ways to Unwind on School Sports Tours to Lake Garda

If you are a teacher or coach planning on taking your teams on school sports tours to Lake Garda, plenty of excitement and boundary-pushing awaits. Be it for rugby, football, basketball or any other team sport, the chance to train and play competitively in an international setting is bound to be inspirational and challenging. [...]

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Paris: A Montmatre Walking Tour

Paris: the City of Light, the romance capital of the world, the destination for dreamers – but also a vibrant modern city bursting with business and bustle. With its diverse districts and boutique hotels, Paris has endless potential for travellers who enjoy luxury tempered with uniqueness; and while it has much to explore, a walking [...]

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Quirky Ideas for Your Paris Holiday

As you may already be aware if you’ve opted to stay in one of its boutique hotels, Paris is a city that rewards those who look for the unique. Read on for some of its best-kept secrets.
Secret Museums
They may not, strictly speaking, be secret – you will find them listed in your guidebook – but [...]

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Hyde Park Hotels: London at Your Feet

Central London is home to Hyde Park, one of London’s most historic and popular parks. Designated as a royal park, it is a favourite leisure spot of locals and tourists alike. Its more than 300 hectares include a large lake, a rose garden, and a beautiful meadow that is perfect for picnics.
It is also [...]

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Christmas Time in London Town

If you’re planning to visit London this holiday season, you’re in for a real treat. London is absolutely magical around the Christmas period, with its decorations, lights, and many festivities, some of which start as early as November. Where else are you going to see winter wonderlands, ice castles, Santa in person, and genuine English [...]

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World’s Most Expensive Wedding Dresses

London wedding dress designers will usually have their finger near the pulse of the latest fashions, able to offer beautiful bridal gowns to brides of all shapes, sizes and in possession of budgets both large and small. The English like to consider themselves a little more refined than some other nations, and more sensitive to [...]

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A Brief History of the White Wedding Dress

London wedding dress designers have played an important role in the history of the bridal gown in Western culture. The white wedding attire, as we know, it is a relatively recent invention. The inter-cousin coupling of Queen Victoria and Albert of Saxe-Coburg in 1840 cast a longer shadow than perhaps any other wedding. And it [...]

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Sarah Burton named Designer of the Year

Well, it might have been one of the least surprising wins of the award season, but it still feels like a victory for all London wedding dress designers: dress-maker to royalty, Sarah Burton, has been named Designer of the Year, by Harper’s Bazaar. Creative Director for the late Alexander McQueen, Sarah Burton was the obvious [...]

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Looking Your Best inside Your Wedding Dress

While it’s the job of London wedding dress designers to make sure that your dress is supremely stylish for your big day, it might surprise you to learn that they have plenty of tips and advice to help you look the best inside your dress, as well!
Your Hair
It’s a good idea to show your [...]

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Your Wedding Dress – Starting Your Search

When you first get engaged, after the initial giddiness and joy wears off, there’s a lot to take care of before the big day can go ahead – and one of these concerns is finding out which style of dress suits you best! With London wedding dress designers offering such a range of styles and [...]

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Preparing for the Hunt (for Wedding Dresses!)

Beginning your search for the perfect wedding dress can be a very daunting undertaking. Whether you’ve been inspired by one you’ve seen on TV, or you’ve had an idea of the perfect dress since you were five years old, the process of shopping for a wedding dress can be both an amazing adventure into the [...]

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Heading for Happiness on Menorca Holidays

Menorca has long been a favourite of travellers and vacationers for many different reasons. While not as large, sophisticated, or high-octane as Ibiza and Majorca, Menorca holidays offer a charm and ambience absent in its sister islands.
Two words always come up when describing Menorca holidays: ‘relaxing’ and ‘charming’. The pace is low-key and laid-back, boasting [...]

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4 Reasons to Choose a Cala Galdana Holiday

Cala Galdana, just a few miles south of Ferreries, is one of the most beautiful resort areas in Menorca. Situated in a horseshoe bay and protected by beautiful natural coves, a Cala Galdana holiday would be the perfect choice for your romantic getaway or family vacation.
One of the most beautiful beaches in the world
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Whale Watching – Nature’s Most Majestic Sight

Our earth is home to a wonderful array of breath-taking natural sights. For people around the world, such sights have always been a source of wonder – from the Northern Lights and the Great Barrier Reef, to the awe-inspiring Grand Canyon. However, the most extraordinary aspects of nature can be seen in the animals that [...]

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Dolphin Watching off Gibraltar

If you like the idea of mixing a holiday between conventional beach and sun coupled with some exploration of nature, you might want to consider a holiday dolphin watching off Gibraltar.
Where is Gibraltar?
Just in case your geography is a little rusty, Gibraltar is a spur of land that sticks out from the far south-west of [...]

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Magnificent Madeira – Tops for Dolphin Watching

The island of Madeira sits out in the Atlantic to the south west of Portugal. There is very good evidence to suggest that it was known to the Romans, but it seems to have disappeared off the historical radar until 1419 when it was re-discovered by the Portuguese (in fact, for the purists, there are [...]

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3 Top Destinations for Whale Watching

For wildlife enthusiasts there are few experiences as rewarding as whale watching. Often described as the majestic giants of the ocean, whales have always been a source of amazement to those with an interest in nature.
In recent years the unlawful hunting of whales has caused their numbers to dwindle, with some of the species [...]

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Your Whale Watching Decisions

So you’ve decided that you want to go on a whale watching tour? But you’re not quite sure where to go, or what whales you’ll see once you get there. Luckily there are plenty of different tours available all over the world and, chances are, with the right planning and a little bit of knowledge [...]

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Whale Watching: Your Trip of the Year

If you love animals and love observing them in their natural habitat, what could be more exciting than going whale watching? This form of travel is becoming increasingly popular, with more and more destinations available around the world. These wonderful creatures can be found all over the globe, from arctic waters down to the tropics. [...]

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Dolphin Watching In Madeira

Those looking for dolphin watching opportunities in Europe will find the perfect combination of the vast Atlantic Ocean and dramatic terrain on the fascinating island of Madeira. The Portuguese archipelago is located off the coast of northwest Africa, approximately 400 miles north of the Canary Islands. The southern location of the island group makes it [...]

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Media School Trips to London – The Legacy of the BBC

For students learning about the role media plays in our world, school trips to London provide a wealth of exciting opportunities to discover more about the ways that news, information and entertainment are distributed around the country and the world. They can also reveal many of the changes that have taken place in the media [...]

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School Trips to Stratford-Upon-Avon – Discovering Shakespeare’s Home

The life and works of William Shakespeare are of great interest to students of literature, language, culture and history. School trips to the town of his birth can offer such students a wealth of insights into his world and legacy, as well as the exciting historical period that shaped some of our most treasured literary [...]

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Visiting London’s Imperial War Museum on School Trips

School trips to specialist museums can really open up a particular historical period or topic for students, and the Imperial War Museum in London is no exception. For those studying Britain’s wartime history, at whatever level, visiting a museum dedicated to the subject, and located in a city that still holds the Second World War [...]

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School Trips to Learn the War History of Ypres

There have been few turning points in history as influential as the First World War, and there are few better ways for students to engage with the period than on school trips to the actual locations of the fighting. One of the most interesting and evocative destinations is Ypres, in Belgium, which played a critical [...]

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School Trips to Learn the War History of Ypres

There have been few turning points in history as influential as the First World War, and there are few better ways for students to engage with the period than on school trips to the actual locations of the fighting. One of the most interesting and evocative destinations is Ypres, in Belgium, which played a critical [...]

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Discover Science and Nature on School Trips to Geneva

For those organising school trips related to the sciences, it can sometimes be difficult to find locations that offer more than a single site of interest. The nature of high-end science and technology means that facilities are often built in remote places, often non-descript industrial estates or seemingly bland ‘science parks’. As a subject area [...]

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– Top Ideas for Language School Trips to Paris

Learning a foreign language in the classroom is one thing, but having to speak it in real-life situations on school trips is the most engaging and stimulating thing you can do as a learner. Time and again, research has shown that immersion is one of the best ways to learn a language, and students of [...]

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A Taste of History – Food Technology School Trips to Paris

For students of Food Technology, school trips offer the chance to learn first-hand how a particular cuisine is made by the experts – and how it fits into its social and cultural context. Paris is renowned for its fine food and its dining culture, so where better to put skills into practice and learn new [...]

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Turn History Into Adventure with Beijing School Trips

For history students, school trips to Beijing offer a wealth of fascinating insights into one of the world’s most historically rich countries. To see the grandeur of Imperial China after reading about its ruling Dynasties, and to explore the city where so much dynamic and volatile change took place over the last century and a [...]

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Shanghai – A Top Destination for Business & Economics School Trips

Whatever the world’s future looks like, one thing is for certain: China will play a big part in it. So where better to take Business and Economics students for school trips? Exploring the legacy of China’s dramatic development by touring historical sites in Beijing will cast light on the country’s emergence as a modern economic [...]

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Discovering Hidden Histories on London School Trips

School trips to London offer students a fantastic opportunity to learn about Britain’s history by immersing themselves in the heritage-soaked streets of the capital. Your itinerary will probably include highlights such as the Tower of London, the Palace of Westminster or St. Paul’s Cathedral, but just as much can be learned about London’s turbulent and [...]

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Top 3 London Attractions for Art School Trips

London is practically bursting with art galleries great and small. Those organising school trips have a seemingly endless array of options, from the city’s grandest and most famous art museums to tiny independent galleries down hidden alleys. Every era of European art is represented, and every school of modern art and design. Even the buildings [...]

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Tuscany for Nature Enthusiasts

Tuscany is a region of Italy most notably recognised for its influence in the world of art and music. However, the prolific nature of the art that emerges from Tuscany must suggest there is something truly inspirational about the region, something sown into the proverbial soil. This is, of course, the country’s natural landscape and [...]

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Energetic Activities to Enjoy in Tuscany

Like any region in the world that is blessed with a sublime landscape so readily available to the eager tourist, a visit to Tuscany would be remiss if it did not involve some form of recreational activity, whether it is hiking, cycling, sightseeing or guided walking tours.
Villas in Tuscany are perhaps the most favoured [...]

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Exploring Tuscany’s Top Towns

Few locations in the world have a history as rich as Tuscany. Across all its fabulous towns and cities, the region of Tuscany is one that is peppered with historical intrigue and notable locations. Much of Tuscany’s historical past stems back to the Renaissance period – a time in which the region gained much of [...]

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Exploring Tuscany’s Top Towns

The greatest thing about renting villas in Tuscany is that wherever you find yourself, you’ll be in reach of some of Tuscany’s finest, most renowned cities. Whether you rent a villa close to the cities or out in the rolling Tuscan countryside, you can explore these famous cities and immerse yourself in their history and [...]

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Keeping the Kids Entertained in Tuscany

For a perfect Italian family holiday, renting villas in Tuscany is just the first step. Achieving a successful family holiday is virtually an art form; it takes a lot of patience, determination, and a willingness to bend the itinerary to appease the desire of the kids. You have set yourself up with a great start [...]

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Sampling the Cuisine of Tuscany

What do we associate with Italy if not the finest cuisine and the ample, fruity wine? It is certainly a country that is known for many feats, and its ability to produce great food is not least among them. Tuscany is one of the best-known regions in Italy and the area is at the [...]

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A Writer’s Tour of Venice

Venice, the most-famous north-eastern city in Italy, conjures up images of canals, gondolas, priceless art works, and the opulent palaces that line the waterways of the Grand Canal. Throughout history, Venice has been inspiring artists who travel there to see the ‘city of bridges,’ and its place in the world of literature is securely established [...]

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Top Destinations for History-Based Student Trips to Italy

Across the world there are so many places that offer a bounty of historical intrigue it can be hard knowing which location to select. For the history inclined individuals, the worth of history is usually in itself (an opportunity to explore the past) and not set in one particular location, country or people. In times [...]

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Discovering the Fair City of Dublin on Student Trips

Though Dublin is hardly considered the most exotic city, it does have a lot to offer in terms of its history, its culture and its significance throughout the western world. For students in the UK, Dublin is a location that is near yet far. Near geographically, but sometimes far culturally. The city is at the [...]

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Student Trips Abroad – Making Education Fun

Student trips often face the crisis of becoming too stagnated if they do not retain the right balance between education and fun. The former of course must always take precedent, but that does not mean education cannot also have fun components incorporated into it. The easiest way to achieve this is to select locations that [...]

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Dublin’s Art Institutions to Visit on Student Trips

As the capital of the Republic of Ireland, Dublin is a vibrant and bustling city, and it hums with a palpable sense that it is creating a new cultural heritage. Those on student trips to Dublin focused on the arts will find a diverse array of modern art, as well as the more traditional genres. [...]

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Discover Art & Design In Lisbon

Student trips to Lisbon are a fantastic way of opening up the Portuguese capital to students of a wide range of subjects. One of the best points of a trip to the city is that Lisbon has a character completely its own; retaining architecture and landmarks from throughout its history, including cobbled streets, Art-Noveau buildings [...]

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Aztec Adventures in Peru – Student Tours Hiking to Machu Picchu

Student tours to Peru are a wonderful opportunity for senior students to combine the fascinating history of Peru with a challenging hiking tour through magnificent cloud forests and snow-capped mountains. Here is a short summary of the wonders that can await students in the exotic jungles of Peru.
Cuzco
Whilst you acclimatise to the altitude, [...]

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Tips on Custom Wedding Dresses – Get What You Want, Exactly!

The perfect wedding dress– it’s perhaps the most important thing to any bride planning her wedding, and perhaps the most stressful and overwhelming. Custom wedding dresses take some of the stress and pressure out of trying to find the one gown that has all the elements needed for a dress you can deem perfect. However, [...]

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Custom Wedding Dresses – Make Sure Your Bridal Gown Fits

heavens for custom wedding dresses– with the number of affordable options these days, panicky brides no longer have to contend with hundreds of hours trying on hundreds of gowns looking for one that fits, looks good and is affordable.
With custom wedding dresses, brides can concentrate on all the other aspects of the big day– the [...]

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Ski Breaks in France: Morzine, Beyond the Pistes

The lively Alpine town of Morzine is a top pick for busy people on ski breaks – France is a natural choice for many, and Morzine’s location in the middle of the Portes du Soleil ski area, as well as its charm and atmosphere, make it a firm favourite. There are snow parks within easy [...]

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Ski Breaks in Morzine – Which Park?

For those heading off on ski breaks, France is a top destination for its quality and convenience, and the Portes du Soleil is one of its most popular skiing areas. In the heart of the Portes du Soleil is Morzine, a picturesque Alpine ski resort with easy access to other popular resorts nearby. Visitors are [...]

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Top Resorts for Eco-Friendly Ski Breaks in France

White is the colour most obviously associated with skiing – but how about thinking green? An increasing number of winter sports enthusiasts are concerned about the environmental impact of their ski breaks. France has been leading the way in Europe with ecologically minded resorts, so if you’re interested in getting all the fun of a [...]

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An Overflowing Toilet – Top Tips to Stop the Flow

This is one situation everybody hopes will never happen to them and it can cause a lot of damage to your bathroom floor. Worse still, if it happens in someone else’s bathroom! However, if you go into damage-limitation mode immediately they may still be talking to you after the plumber has come and gone. [...]

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Top 5 Best Selling Toilet Suites

These days, the Northern Virginia plumbers/bathroom suppliers are constantly re-filling their showrooms with the latest toilet styles – prompting many of us to think about bathroom refurbishment!
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There are so many new and different bathroom washbasins and toilet suites now, that we no longer keep the same old fixtures until they wear out. In [...]

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Help My Toilet Won’t Flush! Replacing the Fill Valve in a Toilet Tank

Ever had a disaster in the toilet? Imagine if, all of a sudden, your toilet just stopped flushing! This happened to one woman just before she was expecting guests for her first dinner party since she moved to Alexandria. Her husband was desperately ringing round the Northern Virginia plumbers, but the first three he rang [...]

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Top Qualities of the Best Courier Drivers

Courier drivers have a great job, as you might well already know if you are working in this industry. However, not all drivers are the same and there are a number of qualities which all of the best courier drivers share. Here are some of the factors that you should consider if you want to [...]

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Getting the Most Out of Courier Work

If you work as a courier then you are probably someone who enjoys being out and about during the day and who loves to be on the road as much as possible. Courier work is a great way to earn a living, but there are some things you can do to make it more enjoyable [...]

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Animals to Watch Out for While on Britain’s Roads

One of the great things about being a courier driver is that you get to see a lot of interesting things outside your window. Aside from the beautiful landscapes and landmarks that you will see when driving around the UK, there are also a lot of animals that you may spot from time to time [...]

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Golden Rules of Courier Work

Working as a courier can be the ideal job for many people. However, if you work as a courier then you should make sure that you follow a few golden rules to get more out of your job and enjoy it to the full. Follow these rules and you’ll find that you enjoy this excellent [...]

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Sri Lanka’s Buddhist Legacy

It’s been called ‘The Pearl of the Indian Ocean’, and splendour of both manmade and natural varieties certainly abound in Sri Lanka. Holidays to this culturally rich island offer the lucky visitor a chance to explore its rolling plains, lush forests and verdant mountains, and to meet its diverse people.
What makes Sri Lanka [...]

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The History Behind the Inca Trail

Inca Trail treks are legendary in many regards: the beauty of the Peruvian landscapes, the challenging ascents and altitudes, and perhaps most of all the deep sense of history and mystery that surround them. The feeling that the trekker is making a very special journey is enhanced by the fact that the number of people [...]

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Top Tips for Trekking Mont Blanc

One of Europe’s most splendid natural sights is surely Mont Blanc; trekking it is a wonderful adventure, and can be as tough or as leisurely as you want it to be. The Alps have routes to suit every level of trekker, and enough sumptuous scenery to keep all visitors to the mountains, lone or in [...]

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Silk Road Tours: The 3 Legendary Cities of Uzbekistan

The Silk Road – that vast trade network stretching across the entire width of Asia – passed through so many cities in so many countries that Silk Road tours from one end to the other would take numerous months. Many people therefore choose to visit the Silk Road in pieces. One country that [...]

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How Diesel and Petrol Prices Affect the Back Loads Business

As we sometimes focus on the daily business of finding loads and back loads to keep our businesses running, it’s easy to start to lose sight of the economic and political backdrop to our business.
You can probably guess what’s coming next – yes, another rant about fuel duty in the UK.
However, this one really is [...]

[ More ] September 21st, 2011 | Comments Off |
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Back Loads and Back Load Blues

Anyone working in the freight industry will appreciate the importance of back loads to their business, but there are still a lot of questions surrounding the practice. Here are a few light-hearted FAQs (and answers) relating to back loads.
Q: Just how important are back loads in haulage?
Well, it depends. If you like the idea of [...]

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The Best Sunglasses for a Job on the Road

Let’s face it – the United Kingdom doesn’t have the most sunshine in the world. With only 1,457 hours of sunshine per year, it doesn’t come close to comparing with many of the places in Europe, northern Africa, and even parts of America, which receive in excess of 3,000 hours of sunlight per year. But, [...]

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Top Energy Snacks for a Long Distance Driver

Hauling is not an easy job, but somebody’s got to do it! Jobs involving return loads can take many hours, if not days. And even with the driving hour limits that are imposed on UK and European haulers, it may be hard to keep your energy and attention at its highest. When the miles seem [...]

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Visit Geneva’s Delightful Old Town

`Geneva is beautiful both for its manmade features and its stunning natural surroundings, making it very popular with people who head here to ski. But what might you want to visit between your ski transfers? Geneva has many things to see, but the Old Town is one of the most popular places to visit. Here [...]

[ More ] September 20th, 2011 | Comments Off |
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Discover the Beauty of Lake Geneva

Geneva is a beautiful city to visit, and one that you should try to explore a bit even if you had just planned to pass through on your ski transfers. Geneva has a long and exciting history and there are many landmarks to enjoy, such as St Pierre Cathedral and the Jet d’Eau. However, it [...]

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The Jet d’Eau: A Must See in Geneva

Geneva is famous for many things, but one of the most recognisable landmarks that you simply cannot miss – literally – is the Jet d’Eau. This is the huge water fountain located on the shores of Lake Geneva, and it is an absolute must see when you pass through the city on your ski transfers. [...]

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St Pierre Cathedral in Geneva

Geneva is a beautiful city with a lot of history, and you can explore some of this when you pass through the city on your ski transfers. Geneva provides the visitor with a number of ways to discover the city, and one of the best places to start is at St Pierre Cathedral. Here is [...]

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Getting Around in Grenoble

For those visiting Grenoble, airport transfers are no problem in this multifaceted Alpine city– one of the signs that travellers to this south-eastern region of France are definitely welcome.
With three airports servicing Grenoble, (airport transfers included, of course) a train station where high-speed trains run directly to and from Paris, as well as four highways [...]

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Seeing the Best of Grenoble in a Day

For those on quick business or academic trips to Grenoble, there really is no reason not to do any sightseeing in your free time before taking the Grenoble airport transfers to make the departure trip home. In fact, with a bit of careful time management, visitors can pack in a lot of sightseeing in a [...]

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Being a Seasonaire – Facts and Fallacies

Now that ‘seasonaire’ has become a buzzword, many people are considering heading to the French Alpine ski resorts for a work-fun season that may last five to six months, or more. It’s a dream lifestyle for a snowboarder or skier, after all– especially if you manage to get a job that allows you use your [...]

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‘I’m Off to Be a Seasonaire’ – and Other Things to Tell Your Folks

The secret is out – being a seasonaire is one of the coolest things to do with the next few months of your life. And no wonder – imagine being paid to do what other people pay the big bucks to get to do! And having the time of your life while you’re at it [...]

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Join the Seasonaires in Season Accommodation in The Alps

One of the worst things about winter sports breaks is that they eventually come to an end! So, if you’re fed-up with packing away your boards and skis after only a week or so, you may want to think about season accommodation in places like Morzine in the French Alps.
Do rather than talk
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Trained For Working A Season

If you’re looking to spend an extended period of time in some ski resort season accommodation, in a location such as Morzine, then you’ll be pleased to know that you can improve your employment prospects by taking part in a training course related to many of the roles that will be useful in the mountains. [...]

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Live the Life Of the Seasonaire

If you’re looking for a good time on the slopes, you don’t need to ask a seasonaire twice if they would recommend a season in the snow. For many, it represents the best five or six months of their lives. A seasonaire has the opportunity to focus on their skiing or snowboarding, honing their [...]

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Alternative Ski Resort Employment

For many young people, one of the most exciting temporary jobs is spending the winter in season accommodation at a ski resort such as Morzine. Spending a season in the snow is not only an opportunity to hone your skills on the slopes, but also a great way to meet like minded people, and, it’s [...]

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Summer Season Accommodation for Mountain Bikers

For mountain bikers looking for summer season accommodation in the Morzine area, there are some great options available. There are many top quality chalets that, in their modern incarnations, really hold their own during the summer months. A great example of this is the famous Chalet Le Nantégué: one of the best places for mountain [...]

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Spot of Golf on Menorca Holidays

Menorca holidays are perfect for anyone who enjoys a relaxing game of golf on a high-quality course. The Son Parc Golf Course welcomes individuals or groups who wish to play on their beautiful, scenic course and offers attractive discounts on daily/weekly visitors’ fees.
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The 18-hole Son Parc Golf Course is ideal for experienced golfers [...]

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Top Local Dishes to Enjoy on Menorca Holidays

No holiday is a success without expertly prepared food and the opportunity to experience new flavours in tasty local dishes. The unique Menorcan gastronomy is famous throughout the world, and one of the major attractions for those who return to the island many times.
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You may think you know Spanish cuisine, but Menorcan traditional dishes [...]

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Top 6 Things You Didn’t Know About London

If you are staying in a Hyde Park Hotel, London has many conventional attractions available right on your doorstep. Yet London is also an ancient and sometimes mysterious city. Here are a few things you may not know that you may wish to investigate a little further:
• London may have been a small Celtic settlement before [...]

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Alternative London – The East End

If you’re planning to stay in a luxury Hyde Park hotel, London at first appearance may appear to consist entirely of its glamorous side. Yet, the tourist paths around these great major establishments and locations are all very well known. If you’re looking for a taste of a very different sort of London, you may [...]

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Relaxing in St Lucia

When visiting St Lucia, taking in the sights of the island can become a traveller’s top priority, no matter whether they’re arriving as part of a longer holiday, or to attend a wedding. For those taking part in a St Lucia wedding, it can be imperative to relax in order to look and feel your [...]

[ More ] September 8th, 2011 | Comments Off |
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3 of the Best St Lucia Wedding Venues

So, you’ve decided to take the plunge and book your St Lucia wedding. There will be plenty for you to think about and plan, with plenty of information available online. One of the most important things for you to consider is a venue for your nuptials – this can make or break your memories of [...]

[ More ] September 8th, 2011 | Comments Off |
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Destination Representation – Bring Your Destination to Life!

While the term may be modern, destination representation is as old as travel itself. Raising awareness of a destination can be achieved through various methods, but the three main objectives are always the same. Firstly, to make your target audience aware of your destination (be they consumers, business-people, travel agents, tour operators, or trade bodies). [...]

[ More ] September 6th, 2011 | Comments Off |
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3 Important Elements of Destination Representation

Top quality destination representation relies on the expert use of a range of techniques in order to raise the profile and awareness of a destination. The most effective destination representation companies will utilise a specific combination of strategies that complement each other in order to achieve the best results.
Here is a brief overview of some [...]

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Fine Dining on St Lucia Honeymoons

When you arrive for your honeymoon in St Lucia, one of the most enjoyable aspects is sampling the wonderful local cuisine. The island boasts plenty of unusual food to get a couple’s taste buds tingling, and where and what you eat can play a large part in making sure St Lucia honeymoons are the romantic [...]

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Feel the Earth Move On St Lucia Honeymoons

St Lucia honeymoons offer visitors a huge selection of unique sights, making this Caribbean island the perfect place to begin married life. Those feeling adventurous enough to leave the hotel room and head out to see one of the island’s most treasured tourist destinations, should venture over to the steaming rocks of Soufriere.
St Lucia Volcano
The [...]

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Exploring the Museums of Grenoble

When you fly into the mountainous region of the Rhône-Alpes in southeast France, you may have a quick flight change in the city known as the ‘capital of the Alps’, Grenoble. Though you may have booked a cheap flight, you can still enjoy quick and simple Grenoble airport transfers to get you on your way [...]

[ More ] September 1st, 2011 | Comments Off |
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Religious Attractions to Visit in Grenoble

Grenoble, located in the southeast of France, is rich with a history that easily encompasses over 2000 years. Today the city is known for its rich heritage, world-renowned research university and the fabulous museums that cover vast areas of history and art. But, if you are a bit more interested in the religious history of [...]

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Top Spots to Drink in Grenoble

When you are flying into Grenoble, France, to spend a few days in the Rhône-Alpes region at the foot of the French Alps, you must know that you are heading to the ‘capital of the Alps’, where the history, international research and sport all combine to create a fabulous holiday destination.
Grenoble airport transfers can whisk [...]

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Top Spots for Eating Out in Grenoble

When you head to the Alpine city of Grenoble, in the southeast of France, you enter a stunning region saturated with history, culture, research, business, entertainment and sport. After you arrive and your Grenoble airport transfers have dropped you safely to your hotel, the first thing you may want to do is sample the local [...]

[ More ] September 1st, 2011 | Comments Off |
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Enjoying Stress Free Family Ski Holidays

To some people there is a contradiction in the title of this article – either you go skiing or you go on family holidays! However, with a little planning and forethought, there is no reason why you can’t have a stress free family holiday to a ski resort. If you choose to fly into Geneva, [...]

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French Skiing a Stone’s Throw from Geneva – Les Gets

Arriving in to Geneva airport with your skis does not necessarily mean that you are going skiing in Switzerland! The close proximity of France to Geneva airport means that you could arrange a skiing holiday in France, grab a cheap flight to Geneva, then all that’s left is to organise ski transfers. Geneva [...]

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Environmental Ski Holidays in Geneva – Going Green on the White

There is much emphasis today on ‘green’ issues. Everyone is told how they ought to think about carbon footprints and reducing consumption. When it comes to winter ski holidays, Geneva is a destination well worth considering if you are looking to your conscience on these issues. With its proximity to the UK and [...]

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Disabled Skiing in Geneva – Making the Slopes Accessible for All

When anyone hears the phrase ‘disabled skiing’ they immediately may have assumptions about the person who will be skiing. Disabled is usually ‘understood’ as being a wheelchair user, but the reality is that wheelchair users are only about 3-5 % of disabled people. The rest have disabilities that may restrict movement or may [...]

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Study Travel – London for Architecture Students

Cosmopolitan, vibrant and ever-changing, London is a perfect study travel destination for architecture students. It’s a city both ancient and modern, made up of a thousand years’ worth of buildings, with examples of architecture from every era in the last millennium. A short stroll can act as a visual summary of design history, taking you [...]

[ More ] August 31st, 2011 | Comments Off |
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Study Travel to Florence – 3 Top Artistic Masterpieces to See

One of the most exquisite cities in Europe, steeped in art and history, Florence has plenty to offer as a study travel destination. The city flourished during the Renaissance, due in large part to the Medici family who, as well as far-reaching political power, had a dedicated passion for the arts. Architecture, sculpture, drawing and [...]

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Student Tours – Top New York Sights for Business and Politics Students

New York may first meet the eye as a kaleidoscope of bright lights and never-ceasing bustle, but the glitz and glamour is driven by a strong and focused economic heartbeat. This makes the city ideal for student tours for students of politics, business, and history. Read on for some must-do highlights of this fascinating city.
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Walking in Spain Around Magical Tarragona

If you’re on a holiday walking in Spain, then you simply must visit Tarragona and take your time to stroll around this delightful town. It is a locality in Catalonia (about an hour or so heading south from Barcelona); so much so that it’s hard to know where to start. Maybe though, starting at the [...]

[ More ] August 31st, 2011 | Comments Off |
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Walking in Spain – Valencia, Top of the Must See List

Walking in Spain is a fantastic way to see this warm and wonderful country, and there are few places quite as interesting as the city of Valencia – somewhere that you just won’t want to miss if you’re in the general area (it’s on the Mediterranean coast about 3.5 hours heading south from Barcelona). There’s [...]

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Seeing a Different Side to the Canaries – Walking Your Way

If you want to see a different side to the Canaries, walking is the way to do it. Read on to find out just a few good reasons why.
The Canaries – two groups in one
It’s perhaps fair to say that some people may have a view of these islands as being something of a mass [...]

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Holidays in the Canaries – Walking Your Way Around the Sights

If you’re visiting the Canaries, walking around is easy and often the best way to see the islands and their attractions. Here are a few facts to help you on your way when you arrive in the Canaries for a walking holiday.
The islands
The Canary Islands comprises around 13 distinct islands located in the Atlantic, 90 [...]

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Living the Life in Italy

It’s very tempting, while on holiday walking in Italy, to imagine yourself upping sticks and moving to live in the country on a permanent basis. After all, it only seems like a few simple steps (if you’ll pardon the pun) to living in another country, after having experienced the culture and landscapes on a walking [...]

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4 Top Destinations to Explore While Walking in Italy

Wherever you go walking in Italy, there’s guaranteed to be a plethora of amazing sights and places of historical interest to discover. For those who go walking hoping to feel a connection to the places they choose, there are many locations in Italy that seem to reveal something of the place, whether it’s the architecture, [...]

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Walking in Italy’s City of Stone – Pompeii

There are many people who go walking in Italy for the sights and cultural experiences on offer – however, there are others interested in discovering Italy’s history while on foot. One of the most interesting events to have befallen the ancient occupants of Italy was the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, and the annihilation of Pompeii. [...]

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Follow the Vuelta When Walking In Spain

If you’re planning a trip walking in Spain at the end of August or the beginning of September, you will be traveling in the country at the perfect time of year to enjoy the last of the year’s ‘Grand Tours’ of cycling: the Vuelta a España. The varied and beautiful landscape of the Iberian [...]

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Walking In Spain – The Pyrenees

If you’re planning a trip walking in Spain and you feel like stretching your legs on some mountain climbs, the Pyrenees are the perfect destination. The mountain range marks the boundary between France and Spain, but the two cultures, as well as those of the local regions, bleed into each other, giving the whole area [...]

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What To Pack When Walking In Italy

If you’re going walking in Italy, you’re pretty much guaranteed to see some unforgettable sights, eat some mouth-wateringly delicious meals and meet some of the friendliest locals you can imagine. In order to make sure you have a fantastic time, there are a few things to bear in mind before setting off, most notably what [...]

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Walking In Italy – the Passeggiata Rilke

For those walking in Italy, there is a massive choice of sights (and sites) to explore. Because the country has a huge range of landscapes, there is an almost unending selection of gems waiting to be discovered. This article focuses on the Passeggiata Rilke in Friuli Venezia Giulia, in the far east of continental [...]

[ More ] August 31st, 2011 | Comments Off |
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Soaking up the Spirit of Milan

The Italian city of Milan is incredibly beautiful with a host of wonderful things to see and do. People often associate Milan with fashion but there is much more to do than simply shop or absorb the fashion culture.
Where to stay?
When it comes to choosing hotels in Milan, people often have very strong [...]

[ More ] August 30th, 2011 | Comments Off |
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Milan – Fusing Fashion with Opulence

Milan is often described as being the true home of fashion. Yes Paris is important, New York and London also deserve their own status in terms of fashion – but can they beat Milan? Well no they can’t and in Milan centre, hotels are also now devoting themselves to fashion, style and grace. [...]

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A Family Holiday in Florida

Generally there is a strange preconception that Florida is made up solely of Disneyworld, Universal Studios Orlando, and the glitz of Miami Beach; but in fact there is much more to Florida than just these ‘big names’. It is one of the world’s most family friendly holiday destinations with attractions and entertainment that are second [...]

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Tips for Finding Great Florida Family Hotels

In Florida there are so many resorts and hotels on offer it can be a confusing task to find the perfect one for your family holiday. Florida family hotels do not always live up to their promises of great facilities and fabulous locations, but there are a few things you can do to ensure you [...]

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Left Bank Boutique Hotels in Paris

Paris has much to offer her visitors. It is a compact, intensely romantic city and extremely easy to find your way around, by Metro or on foot. However, accommodation within Paris can vary from wonderful to woeful, and it is important to choose wisely as this factor can make or break your holiday.
If, like [...]

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Boutique Hotels – Paris at Her Best

If you are looking to spend some time in the wonderfully romantic and chic city of Paris, then instead of booking into a large, corporate chain hotel why not think about staying in one of the many charming boutique hotels Paris has to offer? Everybody’s idea of the perfect hotel accommodation will differ, but a [...]

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Get Your House In Order Before You Flip

Northern Virginia’s location in close proximity to the DC area has long made it attractive to those looking to invest in property. The trends within real-estate have changed in recent years, moving away from the traditional models. One of the new practices that has gained ground in the past decade is that of ‘flipping’ houses. [...]

[ More ] August 26th, 2011 | Comments Off |
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The Hollensbury Spite House

As a vibrant modern city, there are many different kinds of accommodation in Alexandria, Virginia. If you work in one of the trades, you’ll get to see the variety offered in the city. An Alexandria plumber, carpenter, builder, bricklayer and plasterer will not doubt have their favorites. The Old Town, on the edge of the [...]

[ More ] August 26th, 2011 | Comments Off |
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History and the Alexandria Plumber

Alexandria in Virginia has an exceptional history going back to pre-colonial times. Yet history may mean different things to different people – and to your Alexandria plumber, it can mean a whole host of challenges. Even if you live in the Old Town, you may not be living in a colonial period property – but [...]

[ More ] August 26th, 2011 | Comments Off |
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Plumbing – Don’t Ignore the Warning Signs

Any Alexandria plumber will be able to tell you that times are tough in Virginia – though you probably don’t need telling. What we can do though, is offer you advice against turning a blind eye to warning signs just because you hope they will go away and you’ll be able to save money by [...]

[ More ] August 26th, 2011 | Comments Off |
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Commercial Plumbing– Avoid Disaster in the Workplace

There are some things you just don’t need as a business owner in dynamic Alexandria: plumbing problems are high on that list. Whether you run a cosy shop in one of the lovely historic buildings of the Old Town, or a busy modern office where efficiency is of the essence, a burst pipe or faulty [...]

[ More ] August 26th, 2011 | Comments Off |
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Sustaining Alexandria: A Plumber’s Guide to Going Green

A pioneer in sustainable urban living and development, Alexandria in Northern Virginia has come on in leaps and bounds since 2008 when the City Council introduced an “Eco-City” charter. People across the local community, from planners to businesses and residents, have pitched in to help preserve the best of the historical city while working towards [...]

[ More ] August 26th, 2011 | Comments Off |
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The Courier and Modern Technology

It’s sometimes quite interesting looking at the modern technology a courier may or may not use. It doesn’t matter much whether you’re on two or four wheels, technology will have had an impact on your life over recent years. Yet is that impact positive or negative?
Not too long ago, the height of technology for a [...]

[ More ] August 25th, 2011 | Comments Off |
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Courteous, Cultured and Confident Courier Companies

The culture of courier companies has changed a lot over recent years. Things have radically altered as the industry has really got to grips with the culture of service and communications.
Of course, technology has played a part in that, and today one actually has a chance of tracking down a courier to find out what’s [...]

[ More ] August 25th, 2011 | Comments Off |
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Tips for a Courier – Saving Fuel

Every courier these days needs to be aware of ways to keep their fuel costs down. With things looking increasingly uncertain for the future of fuel, it’s always a good idea for professional drivers to be armed with a multitude of tactics and techniques to help them reduce costs. Here are a few effective ideas [...]

[ More ] August 25th, 2011 | Comments Off |
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Tips for a Courier – Targeting an Industry

For every owner driver who begins their (hopefully) long and enjoyable career in delivery driving, there’s a whole host of worries that come along with the territory. It can be daunting for new drivers to build up their contacts in an industry, especially with considerations like marketing their services and sourcing loads. However, there are [...]

[ More ] August 25th, 2011 | Comments Off |
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Burma Holidays – Mandalay in a Day

retains much of its old-world charm alongside the ongoing bustle. To overly romanticise this former capital, however, would to be to miss out on much of what it has to offer – this is a living city, and there’s always something going on at every turn. For those who want to see as much of [...]

[ More ] August 25th, 2011 | Comments Off |
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Kimimanjaro – Trekking a Natural Wonder

Kilimanjaro, trekking enthusiasts and fans of natural beauty will agree, needs little introduction. The world’s highest freestanding mountain, at 5,892 metres above sea level and 40 kilometres across, Mount Kilimanjaro has plenty that makes it remarkable.
It is hardly surprising, therefore, that the twin-peaked volcano has made it through to the final round of ‘New Seven [...]

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Ethiopia Trekking – What to See

As big and populous as it is, Ethiopia receives relatively little attention in travel writing and media. Those who take Ethiopia trekking holidays report that it is a fabulous destination, but for those yet to embark, knowing where to start may seem a daunting task. Read on for tips on what you can expect to [...]

[ More ] August 25th, 2011 | Comments Off |
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Tips to Travel Burma – The Temples of Bagan

Of all the inspiring stretches of Southeast Asia to travel, Burma has a jewel of a landscape in Bagan. This plain is a place of heart-wrenching beauty, rolling gently alongside the Ayeyarwaddy and scattered with slowly crumbling pagodas. More than just features of the land, these temples tell a story about the region’s culture and [...]

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3 Ethnic Minorities You Can Meet On A Laos Holiday

There are many ethnic minority peoples spread across the countries of Southeast Asia including Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Burma and Southern China. Along with the chance to see the country’s major architectural and religious sites, a Laos holiday can provide an opportunity to meet some of the country’s many ethnic minorities and learn about their [...]

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Visiting Phnom Penh on Cambodia Holidays

The city of Phnom Penh is the starting point for many Cambodia holidays. With cultural highlights, a fantastic market, a range of great restaurants – and a grim memorial of the country’s brutal recent history – it can keep visitors occupied for several days. It is also a launching point for exploring the [...]

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After Machu Picchu on Inca Trail Treks

The first destination that anyone planning to embark on Inca Trail treks intends to visit is inevitably Machu Picchu – and for good reason. The Lost City of the Incas is truly magical, perched atop a mountain in a region of snow-capped peaks. Since its rediscovery by Hiram Bingham in 1911, it has [...]

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