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Drive Thru Fever in Las Vegas

You’ve booked one of the best hotels in Las Vegas and now you want to explore the great city. What if you could enjoy the delights from the comfort of your own car? Well you can with the bevy of drive-thru services that Las Vegas has to offer. You can gamble, marry, eat, drink and [...]

[ More ] September 1st, 2010 | No Comments |
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Festivals in Brussels

Within the Brussels city limits two cultures, the Flemish and the French, co-exist and create a diverse and exciting atmosphere. A myriad of tiny art cafes, medieval buildings, art deco architecture, bustling markets and a host of galleries and museums await you on your Brussels city hotel doorstep. Brussels also happens to be home to [...]

[ More ] September 1st, 2010 | No Comments |
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3 Stunning treks in Peru

Whatever views tickle your fancy, whether it is majestic mountain ranges, tropical jungles, vast deserts, or beautiful beaches stretching to the beyond; the stunning country of Peru can provide them for you. If you are a keen walker it is hard to get bored with the scenery. If you tire of what the mountain ranges [...]

[ More ] August 31st, 2010 | No Comments |
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Meribel on a Budget

If this is your first trip to Meribel, or even if you’ve been before, this article will give you a few keen pointers on how to stick to your budget while in the resort. There are many different and exciting things to do cheaply (and sometimes even for free), that will have you dying to [...]

[ More ] August 27th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Exciting Family Activities in Val d’Isere

So, you have arrived in Val d’Isere safely with your family and you are staying in gorgeous chalets. Val d’Isere, however, is more than just luxury accommodation and has some great family activities that you and your children will find highly entertaining. There is so much on offer including climbing, skiing, ice skating, snowshoe walking [...]

[ More ] August 27th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Unusual Experiences on your Bhutan Trek

It goes without saying that while on your Bhutan trek you’ll want to experience as much of the local culture as possible. However to the strait-laced Westerner, some of Bhutan’s ancient beliefs and customs can come across as slightly bizarre. Nevertheless they are fascinating to behold and if you come along with an open-mind then [...]

[ More ] August 27th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Mountains and Legends of the Annapurna Circuit

‘The Annapurna Circuit’ is the popular name for a 300 kilometre trek in Nepal, and one of the best-known treks around the Annapurna mountain range in the Himalaya. Reaching an altitude of 5,300 metres on the ‘Thorong La’ pass, the trek touches the edge of the Himalayan plateau. ‘Thorong La’ is the highest point on [...]

[ More ] August 27th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Brussels on a Budget

The expense of international flights and your accommodation in your Brussels city hotel may have left you on somewhat of a tight budget. You want to explore the beauty and culture of this great city, but you need to keep your eye on your purse strings. But don’t worry; here is a list of free [...]

[ More ] August 27th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Secret Views of Brussels

When you go to a Brussels city hotel, whether it’s for business or pleasure, one of the little details that can make or break a stay is finding a room with a view. City vistas are always in demand, and a good picture is worth its weight in gold [...]

[ More ] August 26th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Cape Town – A Holiday With a Difference

Cape Town, in South Africa, is one of the world’s great marvels and a destination that’s guaranteed to give you a unique holiday. Sometimes however holidays can be as much of a challenge as they are a pleasure. The discerning traveller typically has limited time and high expectations and this leads to certain requirements.
• You [...]

[ More ] August 26th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Cape Town – A Unique Destination

Not too many holiday destinations can compete with the charms and attractions of Cape Town. Yes, of course, if you’re a seasoned and discerning traveller then you’ve probably heard that before about many destinations; but perhaps not all have subsequently lived up to your expectations. Yet in the case of Cape Town, you certainly won’t [...]

[ More ] August 26th, 2010 | No Comments |
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A Dream of a Job

Remember that dream you had while you were still at university? You know, the one about finishing your degree, getting a great job with great perks, meeting your soul mate and living happily ever after? Well, forget the dream and get the dream job – the rest will fall into place. Of all the jobs [...]

[ More ] August 26th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Everest Base Camp – the View from Down

The challenge of conquering the highest peak in the world is a common childhood dream. But only an elite and determined few actually carry that dream through to fruition to plant a flag atop the majestic Mt Everest. It takes more than just a yearning for adventure to summit a mountain as tough as Everest. [...]

[ More ] August 26th, 2010 | No Comments |
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See Las Vegas through Non-Gambling eyes

People come to Las Vegas primarily for two reasons: gambling and wacky weddings. Yet the city and surrounding area have a lot more to offer the tourist than drive-through chapels, casinos and some of the best hotels. In Las Vegas you can actually leave those darkened gambling halls and find many things to enjoy doing [...]

[ More ] August 25th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Learning to Ski in Val d’Isere

Beginning any new task can be daunting, especially when it’s a sport as kinetic and thrilling as skiing. Luckily, Val d’Isere caters for skiers of all levels – though there are a few tips we can recommend to anyone taking to the slopes for the first time. Quality instruction in your native language is always [...]

[ More ] August 25th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Walking South Africa – What an Experience

If you want a break with a difference – then why not think about walking South Africa? If you’ve never been on a ‘guided walking’ holiday before, then perhaps the thought of walking South Africa may leave you a little intimidated – but don’t be.
You can put out of your mind any images of forced [...]

[ More ] August 24th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Best Hotels in Las Vegas – As Seen on TV

The Montecito Hotel and Casino is known to millions of people as one of the best hotels in Las Vegas , but no-one has ever been able to stay there. Why? Because the hotel is entirely fictional. Having made appearances in over eight different television series, it’s quickly becoming a famous name onscreen, synonymous with [...]

[ More ] August 23rd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Choosing your Chalets: Val d’Isere Options

So you may have settled on skiing in Val d’Isere, but another choice lies before you in making sure your holiday is the best one yet – selecting your accommodation! Choosing where to stay can be a tricky decision, especially when considering the wide range of chalets. Val d’Isere caters for most situations, however, and [...]

[ More ] August 23rd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Courier Jobs: The Funny Side

When you’re in the middle of choosing, or working on courier jobs there are some situations you definitely want to avoid. How do old couriers pass on their years of accumulated wisdom to the younger generation of up-and-coming hotshots? Through legions of jokes and humourous stories about the perils of driving and courier jobs! We’ve [...]

[ More ] August 23rd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Photography: A Great Hobby on Courier Jobs

Courier jobs by their very nature demand a lot of time on the road away from home. For many, it’s one of the main reasons they go into the job in the first place. All that time to yourself, not having to be stuck in an office and the freedom of the open road can be [...]

[ More ] August 23rd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Learn a Language on Courier Jobs

Courier jobs involve a lot of time on the road. There’s usually a fair few hours spent listening to the radio or your favourite CDs, or even playing games to pass the time. But with all that free time to yourself, you could be doing something that many people dream of doing but don’t get [...]

[ More ] August 23rd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Las Vegas on the Silver Screen

Las Vegas is famous for The Strip, a long road featuring many of the largest casino and resort properties in the world. And though many visitors and tourists flock to Las Vegas looking for excitement and adventure, sometimes the closest you can get to the glitzy and glamorous world of The Strip is by seeing [...]

[ More ] August 23rd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Making the Most of Milan’s Fashion

In 2009, Milan was nominated by the Global Language Monitor as ‘Fashion Capital of the World’ and, having been a bastion of innovative fashion since the Renaissance, it’s easy to see why. In the 16th century, Milan’s fashion industry was so widely-recognized that it led to the old English word ‘Millaner’, a term given to [...]

[ More ] August 19th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Milan Centre’s Galleries

With so much to do in Milan, you might find yourself asking whether there’s any time in a hectic day to simply stop and catch your breath, never mind sitting down to paint a street scene, or sculpt a likeness. Nevertheless, Milan has been recognized as one of the cultural hotspots of the world since [...]

[ More ] August 19th, 2010 | No Comments |
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A Taste of Milan

When you think of Italy, what is the first thing that comes to your mind? Chances are that the words that rolled off your tongue (hopefully with a wonderful Italian accent!) are food, food, food! We can talk all we like about the fashion, the art and the music (and indeed, these are the other [...]

[ More ] August 19th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Paging Nature: Pagers and the Great Outdoors

In the swinging sixties, Nancy’s Cafe in East Anglia’s Cley was the place to be. However, the tiny cafe in a picturesque part of the British countryside wasn’t part of the singing, dancing free-love revolution, but rather a bustling hang-out for twitchers. Bird-spotters used to flood the phone-lines with news of rare spottings or congregate [...]

[ More ] August 18th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Communications Strategies in the Schoolyard

Communications strategies aren’t just the domain of the business and technology worlds. Every day in so many ways, whether we are aware of it or not, we use communications strategies in order to properly manage our lives.
Education is a sector in which effective communications strategies are vital to the smooth running of both administrational and practical [...]

[ More ] August 18th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Celebrity Weddings in Vegas

Celebrities are used to getting what they want, when they want it, whether it’s a suite at one of the best hotels in Las Vegas, a low-fat soy mochachino, or the number of a good plastic surgeon. So it goes without saying that when the time comes for them to get married, they don’t want [...]

[ More ] August 17th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Wackiest Weddings in Vegas

If you dream of getting married in a long white dress, then let’s be honest; Las Vegas probably isn’t for you. However, if your dream wedding involves transvestites, klingons or Elvis then you’ve come to exactly the right place. The city is an adult wonderland and some of the best hotels in Las Vegas are [...]

[ More ] August 17th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Shopping in Milan Centre

Whether it is business or pleasure that takes you into Milan centre, hotels and restaurants have nothing on the shopping scene in the area. A shrine to retail therapy and high fashion, Milan is home to Versace, Armani and many more style sensations just waiting to welcome you and your credit card with open and [...]

[ More ] August 17th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Cape Town – Greenmarket Square and Vicinity

Greenmarket Square is the location of the best flea market in Cape Town and is easily accessible via Long Street and Shortmarket Street. It was once an outdoor vegetable market, and for many years the site was occupied by a parking lot. Now Greenmarket Square is an attractive area of cobbled streets lined with coffee [...]

[ More ] August 17th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Cape Town – The Bo-Kaap

The Bo-Kaap district is one of the oldest and most fascinating residential areas in Cape Town. Situated on the slopes of Signal Hill, not far from the Parliament, Bo-Kaap has its own distinct and very strong identity. The residents even speak their own dialect of Afrikaans, although it is gradually losing ground to English.
Cape Malay [...]

[ More ] August 17th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Cape Town – Exploring Long Street

Fascinating Long Street is one of Cape Town’s most popular and diverse attractions. With its views of Table Mountain, Lion’s Head and Signal Hill, it invites a leisurely exploration. It was first settled by Muslims about 300 years ago, and made up Cape Town’s old boundary. By the 1960s, Long Street had become a disreputable [...]

[ More ] August 17th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Cape Town – What’s the Weather Like?

As with any vacation destination, the weather in Cape Town is an important factor to consider when you are planning your holiday. Certain seasons are better for some specific activities than they are for others. For example, while summer is the best time for beach lovers, the city’s winter months are better for visitors who [...]

[ More ] August 16th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Cape Town – the Music Scene

Cape Town’s musical pace is pretty laid back and leisurely compared to the wild and woolly music scene of Johannesburg. Nonetheless, a remarkable amount of high quality music is produced there, especially by jazz artists. Cape Jazz is, in fact, the city’s greatest musical legacy, and a South African treasure. Cape Jazz has in its [...]

[ More ] August 16th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Fact File on Cape Town

The South African city of Cape Town was founded 350 years ago, making it the oldest city in the country. It was once just a place where Portuguese ships put in for food and fresh water on their way to and from the Far East. When the Dutch took over the lucrative spice trade, they [...]

[ More ] August 16th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Branch Out: New Zealand’s Trees

“I think that I shall never see a walk more lovely than one featuring New Zealand’s unique variety of trees,” as famous American poet Joyce Kilmer didn’t write. But if he’d been to New Zealand, walking across the country to see the trees on offer, and learned a little about their quirks and stories – [...]

[ More ] August 16th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Franz Joseph Glacier

In New Zealand walking can be more of an adventure than people ever imagine. And there’s nowhere better to put your adventurous spirit to the test than by deciding to explore the Franz Joseph Glacier. A remnant from the Ice Age, the glacier is 12 km long – though your walks don’t have to be, in [...]

[ More ] August 16th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Walking South Africa – Just You, or Two

If you’re planning a holiday walking South Africa, the chances are that you are going to be joining a group tour with an experienced leader to guide you. These types of tours are the best way to get the most out of a walking holiday as you have most of the hard work, like finding [...]

[ More ] August 13th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Goema Music in Cape Town

With everything to do in Cape Town, you could be forgiven for wanting to take a little while to sit back, sip on a Mojito cocktail, and relax to some of the unique sounds of Cape Town’s music. As well as being home to a wide variety of South African cultures, the city is also [...]

[ More ] August 13th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Cable Cars of Cape Town

No trip to Cape Town would be truly complete without setting some time aside to experience a trip to Table Mountain. Once the habitat of lions and leopards, the mountain has come to be seen as a symbol of the city it towers over. But as spectacular as the views from the mountaintop are, there’s enough [...]

[ More ] August 13th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Courier Jobs and Late Nights

There’s a balance to be struck when it comes to driving while tired, working as a courier. Jobs may require you to keep driving for long periods each day, as well as during late hours when most other drivers will be safely in bed. Of around 23,000 crashes a year, 2,300 of them are thought [...]

[ More ] August 11th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Cape Town: Read All About It

So you’re tanned, you’ve toured – in fact, all the items in your guidebook have been checked off, one by one. So what better way to refresh yourself than by seeing Cape Town through the eyes of a fellow traveller? Discovering the quirks of a holiday destination through stories and novels has been a time-honoured [...]

[ More ] August 10th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Cape Town’s Best Cosmopolitan Cafes

If you’re spending some time in Cape Town during your holiday in South Africa, you will most likely need somewhere to stop for lunch at some point. Why not call into one of the best cosmopolitan cafes in Cape Town?
Afro Cafe
Tucked away down a pedestrian street that is littered with antique stalls, the Afro Cafe [...]

[ More ] August 9th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Best Picnic Spots in Menorca’s Son Bou

The views from the many resorts of Menorca, Son Bou or San Jaime for example, are quite simply breathtaking. And what better way to enjoy them in the sunshine than with a picnic. So head to the market, pick up some delectable local fare and a bottle of wine or two, and settle in at [...]

[ More ] August 6th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Pagers on the Slopes

With the advent of text messaging pagers are less-common in our schools and workplaces these days, but on the ski slopes it appears that they’re making something of a comeback. Unlike your hi-tech smart phone with its hundreds of applications designed to entertain and amuse your friends, on the slopes pagers can be the difference [...]

[ More ] August 2nd, 2010 | No Comments |
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A Gastro Tour of the Stellenbosch

Walking South Africa is hungry work and if you’re planning on walking around the Stellenbosch then you’ll find that your stomach won’t stop rumbling from all the delicious food on offer. The Stellenbosch isn’t just the wine capital of South Africa, but also a gastro-lover’s paradise offering fresh local produce and gourmet restaurants. Here are [...]

[ More ] July 30th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Bhutan, Treks for all Seasons

As with any visit to a country abroad, when planning to visit the Kingdom of Bhutan it is important to consider the best time of the year to go. This varies greatly between individuals and, depending on what sort of traveller you are, the weather may be your priority, or on the other hand you [...]

[ More ] July 29th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Do’s and Don’ts of Attending an Internet Marketing Seminar

Attending an Internet Marketing seminar can mean many things; firstly it is a day away from the office and out of the firing line of your clients. Secondly, it means taking in a lot of information in a short space of time; and thirdly, in many cases it means a day of having every decision [...]

[ More ] July 29th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Gap Year Projects – What Next?

To some, spending a few months working their hearts out on gap year projects before knuckling down to university, can actually be the catalyst for a whole direction in their lives. Once they’ve tasted the freedom and excitement of working long but rewarding hours in the great outdoors in an exotic foreign country, past dreams [...]

[ More ] July 28th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Communications Strategies with a Difference

We all know the most common communications strategies that are used in our everyday life: telephones, mobile telephones, pagers, walkie-talkies, CB radios and many others that we simply couldn’t imagine doing without. But there are literally millions of different ways, both verbal and not verbal, that humans and other living creatures communicate with each other. [...]

[ More ] July 27th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Insurance Claims of a Courier

Spending much more time on the road than the average driver, it is arguably not surprising that a courier might have to put in the odd insurance claim here and there. However the amount of driving they do also gives them a great deal of scope for some of the most interesting and amusing insurance [...]

[ More ] July 26th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Main Attractions of Pietermaritzburg, South Africa

There are many wonderful places to visit in South Africa. But whilst most tourists head to Cape Town and Johannesburg, there is another gem that should find its way onto your itinerary: Pietermaritzburg.
Pietermaritzburg is the second-biggest city and the capital of KwaZulu-Natal province, and is often referred to as Maritzburg or PMB. It is located [...]

[ More ] July 26th, 2010 | No Comments |
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South Africa – Freedom Struggle Highlights

The World Cup brought South Africa to the forefront of the world’s attention, providing a great chance to remember the incredible history of the country’s fight against apartheid.
The football may now be over, but if you head to South Africa one opportunity you should not pass up is the chance to visit some of the main [...]

[ More ] July 26th, 2010 | No Comments |
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South Africa – On Your Bike

South Africa’s temperate climate makes it an ideal holiday destination for an energetic break involving walking, hiking or cycling. Any of these activities will enable you to approach your itinerary with a different view, and you will be able to see and experience things that you may otherwise not have been able to. Whilst walking [...]

[ More ] July 26th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Saving the Best ‘til Last – Girl Power on the Annapurna Circuit

The Annapurna circuit takes you to the foot of one of the 14 highest peaks in the world – Mount Annapurna – and on April 26th 2010 one young woman made history by becoming the first female climber ever to conquer all 14 of those peaks, saving Mount Annapurna, the highest point of the Annapurna [...]

[ More ] July 23rd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Animal Encounters Whilst Walking South Africa

Whilst walking South Africa’s wonderful paths and trails, you will see all manner of wildlife, from the smallest of blue crane birds to the largest of elephants. Seeing these animals in their natural habitat will take your breath away; however if you’re looking for a real animal encounter, there are ways to get just a [...]

[ More ] July 23rd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Walking South Africa – Discover Durban

Cape Town is often lauded as being South Africa’s premier city destination but, although it is undeniably beautiful and an exciting and cosmopolitan place to visit, it is not the only jewel in South Africa’s crown. Durban, in the eastern province of KwaZulu-Natal, is a beautiful sub-tropical city with just as much personality as her [...]

[ More ] July 22nd, 2010 | No Comments |
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South Africa by Air

South Africa is one of the most magnificent landscapes in the world to explore from the air. Imagine the undulating savannah landscapes miles below you, as you take to the air and watch migrating wildebeest and pink flamingos below you. Whether you’re looking for a romantic breakfast over the Western Cape or an adrenalin-packed flight [...]

[ More ] July 22nd, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Best Golf Spots in South Africa

For many, a trip round the golf course is the best way they know to let go of the week’s stresses and strains and relax. By that logic, the best way to really unwind is to make sure you get plenty of time out on the golf course while you’re in South Africa. Here are [...]

[ More ] July 21st, 2010 | No Comments |
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Celebrity Gap Year Blunders

Many of us follow the lives of celebrities with interest, always thinking just how well-organised and together they must be to keep up with such hectic schedules. But, as these celebrity gap year blunders will prove, those famous folks are not always as perfect as we think they are!
Cheryl’s Malaria Mishap
She may currently be the [...]

[ More ] July 21st, 2010 | No Comments |
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Seeing the Real South Africa

The holding of the 2010 World Cup Finals in South Africa perhaps brought three things to mind to anyone that watched them – even momentarily; the beauty of the countryside, the warmth of the people, and the vibrancy and unique cultural mixture that is the modern ‘Rainbow Nation’. You can experience all those things on a [...]

[ More ] July 19th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Exploring the New Horizons of South Africa

Few holiday destinations currently offer the intuitive attractions of South Africa. The ‘Rainbow Nation’ has spent recent years busily transforming itself into not only a great holiday destination, but also a vibrant and exciting new country.
A touch of history & culture
The indigenous peoples of the area have left us a fascinating archaeological record that takes [...]

[ More ] July 19th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Walking Peru’s Amazon Rainforest

If you’re planning a holiday walking Peru, chances are you’ve got your brochures creased open to pages on Machu Picchu and the Inca Trail. While we can’t argue that both walks have great appeal, we recommend travelling somewhere a little off the beaten track for those wishing to uncover a different side of Peru.
Trekking deep [...]

[ More ] July 16th, 2010 | No Comments |
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South Africa – The Boschendal Manor House

The Franschhoek Wine Route in the Winelands district of South Africa is famous for its scenery and for the beautiful estates that dot the countryside. One of the most interesting attractions to be seen here is the gorgeous Cape Dutch estate of Boschendale. This winery produces some of South Africa’s best known wines. Located between [...]

[ More ] July 16th, 2010 | No Comments |
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South Africa – The Sunny South Coast

A combination of year-round sunshine, beautiful sandy beaches, and never-ending surf has made the southern coast of South Africa a mecca for vacationers from the country’s interior, and from Europe and North America. This coastal playground stretches for 162 kilometres (100 miles) from Durban to the border of the Eastern Cape. More than thirty resort [...]

[ More ] July 16th, 2010 | No Comments |
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South Africa – The Wonderful West Coast

Do you like to get off the beaten track when you go on vacation? Do you appreciate the natural beauty of long stretches of windswept, empty beaches, with distant mountains behind you when you look out to sea? Do you love a feed of fresh crayfish? If so, then the West Coast of South Africa [...]

[ More ] July 16th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Places to Watch the Sun Set Whilst in New Zealand Walking

If you’re in New Zealand walking, the chances are you’ll be slightly too fatigued to get yourself up and out of bed in time to watch the sun rise. But that doesn’t mean you won’t get to see red skies – there are plenty of places you can go to enjoy the most spectacular sunsets.
Looking [...]

[ More ] July 15th, 2010 | No Comments |
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5 Things You Didn’t Know about South Africa

Much has been written about the many and varied charms of a holiday to South Africa. There is something for everyone; be it a bungee jump for the backpackers, a history tour for the boffin, a beautiful beach for a bikini-babe and much, much more besides. But apart from everything you’ve read, South Africa can [...]

[ More ] July 14th, 2010 | No Comments |
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3 Unusual Sports You Might See in South Africa

What with the 2010 World Cup taking place in South Africa, the sporting status of the country has undoubtedly risen. However, it’s not all football, rugby and cricket in the rainbow nation. There is a whole range of sports, which are as diverse as the people of South Africa themselves – read on to find [...]

[ More ] July 14th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Dangerous Roads of Derbyshire

It’s fair to say that while England’s roads aren’t as dangerous as some roads in other countries, it’s still important to take care when carrying out delivery work.in the United Kingdom; particularly if you find that your current day’s deliveries are taking you to the county of Derbyshire where the majority of all the UKs [...]

[ More ] July 13th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Walking Peru’s National Treasures

You probably think you can guess what Peru’s national animal is. Well, if you thought it was the llama then you’d be wrong. Peru’s national symbols actually throw up a few more surprises; from a tree used in fizzy drinks, to a flower with a fascinating story behind it. Here are some national symbols that [...]

[ More ] July 12th, 2010 | No Comments |
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New Zealand Walking – 9 Great Tracks

If you’re looking for rest, relaxation and rejuvenation, then you can’t do better than head off on holiday to explore the spectacular landscape of New Zealand. Walking is the very best way to experience the real heart of a country that, although relatively young in historical terms, has a warm and engaging soul as old [...]

[ More ] July 9th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Islands Around South Africa

Full of diversity and distraction, South Africa is truly one of the most exciting places you will visit in an entire lifetime of travel. However, it’s important not to stick too closely to the mainland or you might just miss out on some of the spectacular sights that surround the country – also known as, [...]

[ More ] July 9th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Courier Catchphrases

No matter what job you end up in, there is always some kind of secret ‘industry language’ you’ll have to try to decipher. By the time you get your head around all the jargon and insider jokes you may think you’ve landed on another planet. Courier work is no exception and you will come across [...]

[ More ] July 8th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Five Things You Probably Shouldn’t Do With a Pager

Do you remember the first time you were given your pager? It was probably during your first week of medical school and no doubt you were delighted with the responsibility! My, how times have changed. Sure, your pager is extremely useful but it beeps so much that you’ve probably at some point entertained thoughts of [...]

[ More ] July 7th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Big Five For Gap Year Projects

Choosing the country that you want to visit on your year out is almost as difficult as choosing your gap year projects. Luckily there are a number of countries that always provide students with a fantastic gap year experience. We refer to these countries as the big five and you’ll be surprised when you discover [...]

[ More ] July 2nd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Around the World on a Gap Year

“I’m taking a gap year”, has become the catch phrase of many young (and not so young) people as they make the decision to take some time out from their busy lives and the expectations of a demanding work or study. Rather than just kicking back and doing nothing more strenuous than turning the pages [...]

[ More ] July 1st, 2010 | No Comments |
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Bhutan Trekking in Scenic Paro

In the Bhutanese language of Dzongkha, the country is known as Druk Yul, which means ‘the land of the thunder dragon’. The elusive dragon has been a symbol of the country since 1200 AD when a monastery was set up called the Druk (dragon) by a religious sect, the Drukphas. Today, the dragon is synonymous [...]

[ More ] July 1st, 2010 | No Comments |
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Island Hopping in New York

When people think of sightseeing New York they often think about the Statue of Liberty, Times Square and the Empire State Building, all attractions based on the island of Manhattan. Not many people are aware that New York has some smaller islands that make for attractive holiday destinations, but that are still close enough to [...]

[ More ] July 1st, 2010 | No Comments |
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The a to C of Active Pursuits in Cape Town

Cape Town is a great place to get outdoors and try your hand at some active pursuits. From skydiving to sand-boarding there are so many activities that we decided to just cover the first three letters of the alphabet – so here is the A to C of active pursuits in and around Cape Town:
Abseiling
What’s [...]

[ More ] June 30th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Cocktails in Cape Town

Sometimes there’s nothing more relaxing on holiday then sitting back and sipping on a nice cool cocktail, as you watch the bustling city life pass you by. This past-time is even more enjoyable in the laid-back South African capital of Cape Town and whether you want to flash the cash or enjoy a secret sun-downer [...]

[ More ] June 30th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Experience a Tsechu While Trekking Bhutan

Bhutan, the Kingdom of the Thunder Dragon, is a land shrouded in mystery and steeped in ancient tradition. This is never more apparent than if you coincide your Bhutan Trekking holiday with one of the country’s Buddhist tsechu festivals known as tsechus. There are festivals throughout the year and some tour companies provide tailor-made Bhutan trekking [...]

[ More ] June 29th, 2010 | No Comments |
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5 Things to do on Table Mountain in Cape Town

Table Mountain – the symbol of Cape Town. Wonderful to look at it may be, but do you want to get more out of it during your trip to this amazing city? There are loads of ways that you can experience the mountain, some of which are certainly not for the faint hearted. Here are [...]

[ More ] June 28th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Traditional Meat Dishes of South Africa

When it comes to holidays involving lots of walking, South Africa is hard to beat. There is plenty to see and do during a walking holiday, but one of the things that you really shouldn’t miss is the excellent local food on offer. South African cuisine is varied and delicious, and if you are a [...]

[ More ] June 25th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Beat the Gap Year Blues

A gap year can be one of the most exciting and rewarding parts of an entire lifetime. But how do you beat the inevitable gap year blues that are bound to hit upon your return? We look at a few ways in which you can integrate the experiences of your year out into your everyday life.
Take [...]

[ More ] June 25th, 2010 | No Comments |
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3 Reasons for Self-Catering in Menorca’s Son Bou

Food is undeniably one of the most enjoyable and enviable aspects of a holiday in Menorca, Son Bou being no exception to this rule. But feeding your appetite doesn’t mean you have to go out to a restaurant every night of the week; self-catering in Son Bou can be just as much fun as going out [...]

[ More ] June 25th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Cape Town – A Unique Holiday Destination

Why consider Cape Town as a holiday destination?
A different world
We take overseas holidays for many reasons. For some, it’s perhaps a question of getting guaranteed sunshine. For others it may be more to do with beaches, pools and tanning etc. Yet some people take their holidays primarily because they’d like to have a new experience.
That’s [...]

[ More ] June 24th, 2010 | No Comments |
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A Walk on the Wild Side – Gap Year Projects

If you’re any sort of student and just about any age, then taking a medium-term break and doing something ‘different’ is often highly appealing. That’s why you may find gap year projects in wildlife conservation to be of interest.
The same old drudgery
Let’s face it, however gifted and dedicated a student you are, you may sometimes feel [...]

[ More ] June 24th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Walking in South Africa – The Sights, Smells and Sounds

The idea of a holiday walking South Africa may sound like an adventure. That’s good, because – it’s meant to be!
South Africa – The rainbow nation
The comparatively recent history of South Africa, over the past 20-30 years, is relatively well known to all. Out of troubled times has come a modern nation for the 21st century [...]

[ More ] June 23rd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Mysteries of the Nazca Lines

When you’re walking Peru you’ll find that you can view most of the country’s attractions by foot. However, it isn’t until you’re airborne that you’ll be able to spot Peru’s most unusual attractions; a series of lines, whose origin and purpose still have historians guessing.
What are the Nazca Lines?
The Nazca Lines are a series [...]

[ More ] June 23rd, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Traditions of Peru

Whether you’re walking Peru’s wonderful landscapes, or taking some time out in the beautiful cities, you will find yourself taking in many of the country’s intriguing and respected traditions. The traditions of Peru are both long-standing and of great importance to many Peruvians – here are some to look out for.
Traditional Dress
When you’re walking Peru, [...]

[ More ] June 22nd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Take to the Ice whilst Sightseeing New York

Winter is a prime time for sightseeing New York’s best bits, as the city starts to change with the seasons. Once the leaves have fallen and the snow starts to settle, a winter wonderland emerges, and where better to enjoy it from than on the ice. Ice skating is a popular pastime in New York’s [...]

[ More ] June 22nd, 2010 | No Comments |
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A Pager for My Pet

While giving a mobile phone to a dog is pretty useless, unless of course you want to see it chewed to smithereens, using a pager on your pooch could be a pretty good idea. Don’t believe us? Here are a few reasons why:
A Great Training Device
Some training collars still emit an electronic correction, which, although [...]

[ More ] June 22nd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Cape Town – Fascinating Bo-Kaap

One of the oldest and most fascinating residential districts of Cape Town is the Bo-Kaap. It is located on the slopes of Signal Hill, not far from the Parliament. The Bo-Kaap is made up of a network of alleyways hidden behind a façade of brightly coloured 19th century Dutch and Georgian terraces. This is the [...]

[ More ] June 22nd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Cape Town Driving and Cycling

Drivers and cyclists everywhere are often at odds over such matters as who has the right of way, but visiting car drivers and bicycle riders agree on one thing; Cape Town has good roads and bad drivers. Whether you will have your foot on a gas pedal, or be pushing pedals when you travel around [...]

[ More ] June 22nd, 2010 | No Comments |
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A Healthy Cape Town Vacation

Some people will not consider African vacations because they are worried about exotic tropical diseases, bad water, various creatures that have poisonous bites or stings, and substandard medical facilities run by under qualified staff. Such fears are certainly justified for some parts of Africa. However, this is not the case with Cape Town. Here the [...]

[ More ] June 22nd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Sightseeing New York – A Coney Island Getaway

So you think you know all there is to know about sightseeing New York? You’ve seen the Statue of Liberty, taken the elevator to the top of the Empire State Building and got lost in the Guggenheim, but did you know that as well as being the world’s capital city, the resort is also home [...]

[ More ] June 18th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Shopping South Africa

There are not many people who can resist some retail therapy when they are on a holiday abroad; there’s just something about the lure of unfamiliar shops and exotic marketplaces that makes you want to spend. If you’re on a holiday walking South Africa, not only will you have the opportunity to explore what the [...]

[ More ] June 18th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Cape Town – the Jewish Story

The Jewish population of Cape Town is about sixteen thousand. Most of them are descendants of Eastern European refugees who fled discrimination and pogroms of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The Jews of South Africa faced few legal obstructions because British law protected freedom of religion. However, in the 20th century there would be [...]

[ More ] June 18th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Architecture of Cape Town

Cape Town presents an odd mix of historical buildings. They are the result of the city’s historical role as the halfway point on the maritime trade route between Western Europe and the Far East, and of colonisation by the Dutch and then the British. Cape Town’s hottest tourist attraction, the glitzy V&A Waterfront Complex, is a [...]

Returning Those Returnloads

The UK haulage business is competitive, and nowhere is this seen more than in the area of returnloads.
A refresher course
Just in case you’ve been living a very sheltered life during your time in the business, returnloads are all about trying to make a living. The basic idea is that it’s pretty much commercial suicide to [...]

[ More ] June 16th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Cape Town to Simon’s Town by Train

A holiday to Cape Town will provide you with a mind-spinning array of activities and sometimes it can be hard fitting everything in. But if you do happen to find yourself with a spare day and want to experience something a little out of the ordinary, why not try a little train-travel to see some [...]

[ More ] June 14th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Great Heights of New Zealand

Whilst New Zealand walking will introduce you to stunning vistas and beautiful undulating green hillsides, the best views in the country are often seen from great heights. Luckily New Zealand is also known for its cragged mountainsides and for boasting the tallest man-made structure in the Southern Hemisphere. It is these man-made structures that can [...]

[ More ] June 14th, 2010 | No Comments |
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New Zealand – Walking in Wellington

Wellington, New Zealand’s capital is a small but perfectly formed holiday destination with a wealth of experiences just waiting to be enjoyed. A visit to this picturesque harbour city can be a flying weekend visit, a week-long exploration, or simply the icing on the cake of a grand tour of New Zealand. Walking Wellington’s eclectic [...]

When a Pager Calls

We all know how handy a pager can be. For a start, where would emergency services be without them? But even in our day-to-day lives, the pager has become an invaluable tool to keep us connected, not only for convenience but for safety as well. But inevitably, things can get embarrassing if your pager sets [...]

[ More ] June 11th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Cradle to the Boardroom – Human Communications Strategies

By the time we humans morph into adulthood, most of us have realised that in order to get by in life to any degree of success, we need to learn how to communicate effectively – both in our working and personal lives. Many communications strategies develop naturally as we mature and become more aware of [...]

[ More ] June 10th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Take Laos Trekking to New Depths

If you visit Laos, you may well struggle to believe that the peaceful and pristine environment you see was once at the centre of a violent and revolutionary war. Today, tranquil village life, the fascinating culture and the impressive natural scenery of the country makes it high up on many people’s list of must-see holiday [...]

[ More ] June 10th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Bonita’s Trek – From Base Camp to Everest Record

On the 17th of May 2010, Bonita Norris returned to the safety of Everest Base Camp, trekking down to meet her team and earn a place in history as the youngest Briton ever to summit the world’s highest peak.
At the age of 22, Bonita (from Berkshire, Great Britain) has eclipsed the record of Victoria James, [...]

[ More ] June 10th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Sightseeing New York – the Secret City

Sightseeing New York could never get boring no matter how many times you’ve visited the city. It really is the town that never sleeps and, no matter where you are and at what time, there will be something for you to see and do in the Big Apple. But sometimes once you’ve explored all the [...]

[ More ] June 9th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Sightseeing New York – Going Underground

On a flying visit, sightseeing New York usually involves exploring some of the more iconic city landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building. But if you have a bit more time, a little imagination, and you can stay out after dark, then heading underground in New York will open up entirely [...]

[ More ] June 9th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Annapurna Circuit Highs

Trekking the Annapurna Circuit in Nepal is, for some, the culmination of a life’s dream and for others, simply the opportunity to explore one of the most remote mountain regions of the world. Passing through four provinces, the lower regions of Lamjung and Myagdi, and Manang and Mustang in the higher elevations, the Annapurna Circuit [...]

[ More ] June 3rd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Culinary Delights of Menorca – Son Bou Served Up

There are many culinary delights on offer for anyone heading to Menorca. Son Bou is an ideal location to get to grips with Menorcan cuisine, and when you head here you will be spoilt for choice with all the food on offer.
Menorcan food comprises a whole host of fresh ingredients and styles that create something [...]

[ More ] June 3rd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Get Down and Dance in the Desire Resort

What could be more Mexican than a good dance? Before you visit the Desire Resort, you may just want to get on your dancing shoes and put yourself through your paces, but what sorts of dances are you likely to see in Mexico?
The Salsa
This fast and feisty dance might have originated in Cuba, but that [...]

[ More ] June 3rd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Reading the Road Ahead

Speak to any truckdriver and you’ll probably find someone who more often than not takes his work home with him. No, we don’t mean he pulls up outside his house with his truck still full (although with a returnloads this may well be the case); it’s just that a truck driver tends to eat, sleep and [...]

[ More ] June 2nd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Get ‘Em Thinking About Returnloads While They’re Young

They say like mother like daughter and like father like son, and this is often the case within the haulage industry, as many children take after their parents and get behind the wheel at the first possible opportunity. So, get them interested and thinking about deliveries and returnloads while they’re still young with the help of [...]

[ More ] June 2nd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Courier Number Plates to Get You Noticed

Are you looking for new ways to differentiate your courier business? If you are, maybe the best way to make yourself stand out is with a new number plate. Every car on the road might have one, but somehow we always remember the personalised ones. So if you want to get yourself out there, then [...]

[ More ] June 2nd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Couriers – Big Van, Little Van?

If you’ve ever dreamed of starting your own business, and you love driving, then becoming a courier is the obvious choice for you. As long as you have a clean licence and are in relatively good health, it is an occupation that doesn’t discriminate against age, gender, religion or even size. However, size IS an issue [...]

[ More ] June 2nd, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Top Three Walks in Turkey

Walking holidays in Turkey encompass all manner of scenery from perfect white sand beaches to ancient Phoenician shipwrecks and temples. With such a diverse range of scenery choosing your ideal Turkey walking holiday can be hard, as this enigmatic destination has simply loads to offer the foreign visitor. You’ll soon discover that one Turkey walk [...]

[ More ] May 27th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Menorca, Son Bou – Know Before You Go

If it’s your first holiday to Menorca, Son Bou, the popular tourist resort will provide you with a range of home comforts away from home. But with all the excitement of planning a summer holiday many people forget to do the most obvious of tasks. So run through this list before you go and check [...]

[ More ] May 26th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Blowing the Budget in Budapest

There are many ways to backpack Budapest on the cheap, but what if you want to throw caution to the wind and blow your budget entirely? If you’re planning on seeing the sights in style, make sure you double check with the driver of your shuttle from Budapest airport to city, just what the best [...]

[ More ] May 26th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Etiquette of Pagers

Anyone who has ever faced an emergency, been in business, or generally found themselves unable to communicate in the way they want to has probably considered the virtues of pagers. These little gems can literally save lives and their powers to do good should not be under-rated. But over the years sometimes pagers have gotten [...]

[ More ] May 26th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Walking USA’s Windy City – Chicago

On a walk through America’s windy city, Chicago, you are guaranteed to encounter a dramatic skyline – after all this is a city that claimed to have built the world’s first skyscraper. The architecture and the music help to set this city apart from its other American counterparts and both can be experienced in their [...]

[ More ] May 26th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Internet Marketing Seminars – Reasons to be Cheerful

If you’re in the business of Internet Marketing, seminars are a great way to teach you the basics of this mind-boggling industry. But if the words Internet, marketing and seminar make you break out into a cold sweat then it’s time for a rethink. While some seminars can be enough to cure even the most [...]

[ More ] May 25th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Different Faces of SEO Jobs

If you’re looking online for SEO jobs  then you’ve probably already discovered that different SEO consultants provide different specialisations when it comes to this vast area of online marketing. As SEO jobs have expanded in popularity over the years, so have the qualities and skills that employers search for in prospective employees. Here is a selection [...]

[ More ] May 25th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Walking Peru – Know Before You Go

When walking Peru you’ll come across a country that’s so different from the western hemispheres that walking the landscapes can prove to be both awe-inspiring and at the same time disconcerting. You can make your Peru walking trip a little easier by making sure that you’re fully prepared before your travels.
What languages do they speak in [...]

[ More ] May 24th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Sightseeing New York’s Famous Streets

Sex and the City, Friends and Gossip Girl all have special landmarks that fans can visit whilst sightseeing New York and these television programs have, in turn, created a following of visitors keen to see the bright lights of the city and hang out in the spots associated with their favourite characters. However, New York [...]

[ More ] May 24th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Walking South Africa Past and Present

When it comes to walking, South Africa is a country second to none. From Cape to Cape and East to West there is stunning scenery, breathtaking landscape and extraordinary sights that you will be hard pressed to forget in a hurry. However, there are some other walks that will stand out in the memories of [...]

[ More ] May 24th, 2010 | No Comments |
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5 Festivals Highlighting Cape Town’s Cultures

Cape Town is a vibrant city of many cultures, from the Muslim population of Cape Malay to the Rastafarians and Trendies in the Bohemian capital of Observatory. The best way to immerse yourself in these Cape Town cultures is by attending one of the many festivals that celebrate the unique identity of the residents:Cape Town [...]

Making Music in Cape Town

If music be the food of life for you, then you won’t want to leave it behind when you’re on holiday in Cape Town. The good news is you don’t have to. There are many ways that you can enjoy music in Cape Town, whether you are simply watching it, or making it yourself.
Go on [...]

[ More ] May 24th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Reading up on your Gap year

So you’ve taken the plunge! You’re off on a gap year to an exotic country abroad to work on an animal conservation project. It’s been something you’ve been looking forward to for years: you’ve chosen your project, you’ve gotten your inoculations, bought your backpack and booked your seat. But you’ve still got a couple of [...]

[ More ] May 24th, 2010 | No Comments |
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3 Ways to Document Gap Year Projects

Many of the people embarking on gap year projects are young and wet behind the ears. However, the earlier you go away on your adventures, the longer you will have to forget about them in the future as your mind becomes crowded with responsibility of every-day life. That is why it is so important to [...]

[ More ] May 24th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Lorum Ipsum – It’s all Gobbledygook

A while ago, we created a new webpage for our internet marketing seminars. When it was nearly completed we crowded around our web designer’s computer to take a quick look. The site design was great, but where the text should be were the strange words “lorum ipsum”.
 
This is not unusual in itself as the words [...]

[ More ] May 24th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Following Fashion Whilst Sightseeing New York

New York – the fashion capital in the world. Home to department stores such as Macy’s and Bloomingdales, there is truly nowhere closer to the trends. So, if you fancy following the fashions whilst you’re sightseeing New York, why not check out a fashion show or two?
New York Fashion Week
If you’re a true trendsetter, then [...]

[ More ] May 24th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Online Marketing Solutions the LeadGenerators Way

LeadGenerators is proud to announce the re-launch of our Internet Marketing training programme. 
 
However, this time we won’t just be holding our popular 1 day Online Marketing Seminars; we’ll be adding in our new Social Media Breakfast sessions as well!  A day out at one of our Internet Marketing training seminars or breakfasts might be just [...]

Watch Out Watch Out! There’s an Elephant About

At LeadGenerators, we like to think our talents spread that little bit further than the average travel marketing agency.  And this month, our PPC guru Vicky, has definitely proved us right!
 
No doubt if you were out and about in London yesterday, you might have noticed the odd elephant here or there.  The reason for the [...]

[ More ] May 24th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Gap Year Projects – Going Solo Or Going Social?

So, you’ve decided to take some time out from your life. After all, you deserve it don’t you? Five long years of study behind you and another five stretching out ahead of you; getting a life is one thing, but everybody needs a little adventure in their lives. Making the decision is the easy part, [...]

[ More ] May 24th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Hiking in Oporto, Portugal

The port city of Oporto is better known for its fortified wines than its historic port, which marks the end of the 560-mile-long Duoro River. The surrounding Douro Valley not only makes for a perfect vineyard, but the hills are one of the best places in Portugal for hiking.
If you are planning a trip hiking [...]

[ More ] May 22nd, 2010 | No Comments |
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Christchurch – a City of Contrasts

Christchurch, known as “The Garden City” is the second largest city in New Zealand. It is the gateway to the rest of the South Island and all it has to offer. Perfectly positioned to take advantage of the region’s spectacular natural beauty, the city itself is a vibrant and buzzing hub. In New Zealand, walking [...]

Sightseeing New York – Money No Object

It sounds like a dream come true – sightseeing New York, one of the world’s most exciting cities, on an unlimited budget. Imagine how exciting your experience of New York could be if you didn’t have to consider the cost of anything. How much more would you see; how much more could you do; and [...]

[ More ] May 21st, 2010 | No Comments |
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Having Fun with Less Money in Budapest

Budapest is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe and is popular with lovers of art, culture, architecture and history. Truly a destination with something for everyone, Budapest has many out-of-the-way nooks and crannies to explore on foot that will unlock the secrets of the city without costing you the Earth. One of the [...]

[ More ] May 21st, 2010 | No Comments |
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Sightseeing New York Sex and the City Style

Nobody knows more about sightseeing New York, than the archetypal, Big Apple inhabiting, single and not so single gals of the TV series Sex and the City. Having trawled every corner of the city looking for love and eligible bachelors, there is no part of New York that they cannot tell you about. But what [...]

[ More ] May 21st, 2010 | No Comments |
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Sightseeing New York for Sports Fans

There’s nothing you can’t do in New York, or so the experts say, and it is a city that opens her arms and welcomes you in to her charm, quirkiness, glamour, grunge all churned up in a great big melting-pot of wonderfulness! There literally is something for everyone and sightseeing New York can take on [...]

[ More ] May 21st, 2010 | 1 Comment |
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Cruising the Ancient Turquoise Coast

There is hardly a more scenic way to explore Turkey then on a walking holiday. However, the rugged coastline of the ancient turquoise coast features many impenetrable coves and inlets that can only be accessed by boat. So why not pair your walking holiday in Turkey together with a gület cruise and explore the best [...]

[ More ] May 21st, 2010 | No Comments |
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Eating Out in Cape Town

For a long time, South Africa had a reputation, as far as dining was concerned, in which the cooking placed third to the restaurants’ imaginative décor and lively atmosphere. However, thanks to a steadily growing number of foreign visitors, the days of overcooked meats and pasty sauces are becoming a thing of the past. Dining [...]

[ More ] May 20th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Cape Town – Getting Around the City

Cape Town is situated mainly on a mountainous peninsula that stretches from the Cape Flats in the north to the Cape of Good Hope in the south. To see all of the city’s most interesting sights, you’ll have to travel the length and breadth of it. That won’t be a problem, because there are organised [...]

[ More ] May 20th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Many Tastes of Desire Resort

Desire Resort in Mexico is one of the world’s premier adult-only resorts, offering an enticing blend of liberalism and eroticism coupled with world-class culinary delights. The chefs know exactly which foods will help to keep you in the mood all night long and these all feature heavily on the menus of the Desire Resort:
Mamma Mia
On [...]

[ More ] May 19th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Alternative Uses for Marijuana Seeds

When it comes to innovation, pot smokers can be right up there with Alexander Graham Bell after an evening on the weed. It’s only a short step from bulldust to brilliance and many a great invention can evolve out of a hallucinogenic revelation. So, apart from the obvious, what alternative uses do you think a [...]

[ More ] May 19th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Communication Strategies of the Opposite Sex

They say that men are from Mars and women are from Venus, and at no point is this more obvious than where communications strategies are concerned. Relationships are rife with healthy debates about one party or other not responding, not paying attention, or even worse simply not listening. So what are the best communications strategies [...]

[ More ] May 18th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Discovering Istanbul on a Turkish Walking Holiday

Istanbul is a culturally and geographically interesting city. On a Turkey walking holiday in this fascinating metropolis, you could see some amazing architecture and even do some shopping at buzzing local markets, getting a feel for the dynamic and diverse culture.
Istanbul is Turkey’s largest city, and former capital. It is located on the Bosphorus Strait, [...]

[ More ] May 18th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Perks of Internet Marketing Training Seminars

Everyone likes to spend a day outside of the office every once in awhile, but how do you persuade your boss that an Internet Marketing Training seminar is worthy of a day away from your desk? With this foolproof checklist – that’s how!
Benchmarking
Internet Marketing might be something that you dabble in yourself, or even specialise [...]

[ More ] May 18th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Animal Encounters While Walking Peru

With its fascinating history and breathtaking landscape, the South American country of Peru has always been a popular destination for those searching for a holiday a little out of the ordinary. Walking Peru’s Inca Trail up to Machu Picchu is, for some, the ultimate, once-in-a-lifetime experience. For history buffs there is much of interest, from [...]

[ More ] May 17th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Where to Find the Witches Whilst Walking Peru

As you will find during your time walking, Peru is a place where you will see modern day life cross over with tradition at every turn. Peruvian culture from many generations, which date back as far back as the time of the Incas is everywhere you look and is unlikely to be forgotten for many, [...]

[ More ] May 17th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Rotorua – New Zealand’s Warmest Welcome

New Zealand is a country rich in natural beauty and dramatic contrasting landscapes. Nowhere however, is the quirkiness of Nature more prevalent than in the North Island spa city of Rotorua. In New Zealand, walking holidays will take you through a range of vastly different experiences: from windswept beaches and rugged coastlines; to hiking through [...]

[ More ] May 17th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Interesting Places to Walk in Spain

Spain walks make for spectacular sightseeing opportunities, where you can experience the country’s beauty at your own pace. Here are some interesting and beautiful places to visit when on a Spanish walking holiday.
The Tomb of Santa Teresa
The town of Avila is an ideal place to wander when on a Spanish walking holiday. Steeped in a [...]

[ More ] May 17th, 2010 | No Comments |
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A Lake District Meander

The Lake District in the north west of England is one of the most beautiful places to visit when on a UK hiking holiday. With its unique wildlife, beautiful lakes and tall fells, it is a popular hiking destination. Learn about the sites worth seeing, the local wildlife and the literary greats who have been [...]

[ More ] May 14th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Exploring the South Downs Coast

The South Downs Way is one of the most well known walks in England, stretching a distance of about 160km. The route covers many beautiful places, from rolling hills and quaint English villages to dramatic cliff-lined coastal regions. Many people choose this route for a UK hiking holiday, but for those who find the thought [...]

[ More ] May 12th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Walking in England’s Southernmost County

There’s much more to Cornwall than the Cornish pasty. A popular destination for UK hiking holidays, the county is famous for its Celtic and Breton cultural connections, as well as its spectacular undulating coastline of cliffs and coves. Follow the coastal paths leading to Land’s End that make walking in England’s southernmost county a pleasure [...]

[ More ] May 10th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Transporting Palermo’s Tourists

The task of a shuttle driver transporting guests from Palermo airport to the city will ultimately involve discussions about the holiday the tourists will be about to have. Shuttle drivers learn an enormous amount about the regions they operate in, simply through chatting to their clients along the way. Giulio Monreotti discusses the knowledge he [...]

[ More ] May 10th, 2010 | No Comments |
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English Walking Breaks – Land’s End to Cape Cornwall

If you take any English walking breaks in southern Cornwall, you will undoubtedly visit Land’s End. Located on the westernmost point of the country, this iconic landmark has become one of the busiest attractions of the area. Summer is the most popular time to visit, but if you’re not scared of a little cold, a [...]

[ More ] May 9th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Evolution of Haulage Companies

These days, haulage companies benefit from all sorts of new-fangled technology, which makes the lives of the drivers that little bit easier. With gadgets such as satellite navigation and mobile phones at their fingertips, the world of haulage has certainly evolved. But how did haulage companies survive in the days prior to modern technology?
Two-Way Radios [...]

[ More ] May 6th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Famous Haulage Work Stories

If you’re feeling a bit tired and jaded, why not have a smile with a few haulage work stories. Believe it or not – all of these are true!
The grand tour

The poor shipping clerk sitting at his desk was desperately trying to explain to an irate client why their trailer load of critically important Italian [...]

[ More ] May 6th, 2010 | No Comments |
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The Lake District’s Hassness Walks

An area of outstanding beauty, the Lake District is a favourite destination for walking in England. This is the place for tranquil English walking breaks where you can escape the hustle and bustle of town life for some of the best hiking in the United Kingdom.
The Lake District is a region championed by Alfred Wainwright, [...]

[ More ] May 6th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Top Five Attractions to Visit on Holidays in Menorca

Menorca is a fascinating island with many things to see and activities to take part in. With so many opportunities and attractions to enjoy, it’s hard to choose which ones to look at first. We help out by examining what’s on offer and counting down the top five attractions to visit on your holiday in [...]

[ More ] May 5th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Bonita at Base Camp: Trekking Up Everest

In April 2010, every commuter in London knew the face of Bonita Norris after she made the papers by becoming the youngest woman to summit Mount Manaslu. Later that month, with her sights on the British Everest youth record, she began a series of training climbs from Everest Base Camp. Trekking progressively higher up the [...]

[ More ] May 4th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Adventure South Africa

For people who like to spice up their vacations with a bit of adventure, South Africa is the ideal destination. Here, you will find a wide range of exciting outdoor pursuits to choose from, no matter what the time of year. Whether you want to go canoeing on the Orange River, hunting exotic plants in [...]

[ More ] May 4th, 2010 | No Comments |
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South Africa – Kruger National Park

Kruger National Park is the largest national park in South Africa , and one of the best wildlife reserves in the world. It stretches from the Limpopo River in the north, to the Crocodile River 352 km (220 miles) to the south. The park averages 60 km (38 miles) from east to west. It is [...]

South Africa – A High Time in the Overberg

The word Overberg is Africaans for “over the mountains.” It is an appropriate name for this remote but stunningly beautiful part of South Africa. It is near the southern tip of the country, separated from the Cape region by the Hottentots Holland Mountains. The Overberg is almost as wild today as it was when the [...]

[ More ] May 4th, 2010 | No Comments |
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3 Things That Are Much More Scary Than a Confidential HIV Test

A confidential HIV test seem like one of the scariest things you can imagine. But smile, grit your teeth and go right ahead as there are many things in life that are much more scary. We look at just 3 of the things that are much scarier than a confidential HIV test.
Thank you for visiting Travel [...]

[ More ] May 4th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Ménage on the Plage at Cap d’Agde

Looking to arrange a ménage? Then head to the plage at le Cap d’Agde . This resort is a haven for libertines and the sexually liberated. These confident souls aren’t afraid to bare all, but it’s not like they have a choice. There’s only one rule at le Cap d’Agde and that’s no clothing!
When you [...]

[ More ] May 4th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Walking and Cooking in the Tuscan Hills

Walking in Italy’s Tuscan region offers beautiful rolling hills of manicured vineyards and rustic stone villas. This area is as well-known for the beautiful scenery as the delicious home style cooking of the region. So why not combine the two on a walking holiday in Italy’s Tuscany region.
For breathtaking walks in the Tuscany region head [...]

[ More ] May 3rd, 2010 | No Comments |
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A Taste of Tuscany – Walking Holidays in Italy

There’s plenty in Tuscany both for the connoisseur and for those who want to spend their holidays walking in Italy. Imagine a day of seeing the sites, sampling some wine and then taking an after-dinner walk. Italy is the perfect place to do it. Tuscany in particular is full of good food, wine, city culture, [...]

[ More ] May 1st, 2010 | No Comments |
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If Animals Took a Gap Year

If you’ve heard the term ‘Gap Year’ bandied around, chances are you’ll either know, or figure out, what they’re all about. People take a gap year for many different reasons, the most common being the ‘gap’ between finishing high school education and moving into another three or four years of hard slog at university. They [...]

[ More ] April 30th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Sightseeing New York With the Kids in Central Park

While many people see New York as a destination to take a long weekend shopping or a romantic mini-break with a loved one; it is also a fantastic city to take the kids. Quite apart from the sightseeing, New York has many attractions that will keep the children entertained. No matter whether your kids are [...]

[ More ] April 30th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Marijuana Seeds, But Well Past Their Sell-By Date!

It seems funny to think that 20th and 21st century users of marijuana still think of themselves as ‘hip, cool and trendy’, when in fact ancient civilisations were way ahead of them.  The world’s oldest known stash of the drug, which was also found to contain a quantity of marijuana seeds , is in fact [...]

[ More ] April 30th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Majorca Family Holidays – Going Underground

Never mind kids and caves, there’s something that’s just fascinating for all of us about the prehistoric atmosphere of an underground cavern, and Majorca family holidays are a great opportunity to experience some of the island’s natural and ancient caves and coves.
The Caves of Drach
Well known as being one of the main tourist attractions on Spain’s [...]

[ More ] April 30th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Fascinating Family Holidays – Turkey and Its Famous Whirling Dervishes

Becoming ever more popular for family holidays, Turkey has some fascinating sights and experiences to offer its visitors, not least of which are its famous Whirling Dervishes.
Who are the Whirling Dervishes?
Although in modern day terminology we might use the term Whirling Dervish of someone who is seen to be dashing about hurriedly to get things [...]

[ More ] April 30th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Confidential HIV Test – AIDS Myths Busted

If you’ve ever been in the situation where you’ve needed to take a confidential HIV test you’re likely to be concerned with how you may have caught the virus and where your strain originated from. Scientists have been trying to work out where the virus originated from since it was discovered in the 1980s, but [...]

[ More ] April 30th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Walking South Africa – Highlights of the Western Cape

Walking South Africa will reveal to you a country which wears many guises. With an extremely diverse landscape, you can be feeling the sand of one of its many stunning beaches between your toes one day; and the next day you can be stalking the Big Five in the bushland of a wildlife reserve. The [...]

[ More ] April 29th, 2010 | 1 Comment |
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Top Five Natural Sites to See on Holiday in Menorca

With spring around the corner many people will be planning early breaks now. The late spring and early summer are the best times of year for taking a holiday to regions that have incredible natural sites and attractions. We examine a holiday in Menorca, and look at the top five nature sites to see whilst [...]

[ More ] April 29th, 2010 | No Comments |
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A Paris Shuttle into the City

A Paris shuttle is an ideal way to travel the thirty kilometres from the Charles de Gaulle airport to the city. As well as getting you to the centre, the Paris airport shuttle will show you some of the city on the way.
Some of you may think that I have one of the best jobs [...]

[ More ] April 28th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Can Lesbians Get HIV

Is one of the main benefits of having a lesbian relationship the lack of STDs that you’re at risk of catching? Do lesbians need to practice safe sex, and does a lesbian need a confidential HIV test like a fish needs a bicycle? Whilst a lot is documented on the HIV/AIDs rates in gay communities, [...]

[ More ] April 28th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Sightseeing New York with a Film-Buff Boyfriend

Sightseeing New York with your boyfriend in tow can be difficult. After all if you were with your girlfriends you wouldn’t have any qualms about spending an afternoon in Bloomingdale’s or dragging them halfway around East Village so that you can have your picture taken standing on the steps next to Carrie’s apartment. When it’s [...]

[ More ] April 28th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Ripley’s Mongolia: Trekking Alone in the Wilderness

For the months of high summer, Mongolia trekking offers adventurers and holidaymakers the chance to take in some of the Far East’s most remote and unexplored landscapes. But on Ripley Davenport’s 2010 Mongolia Trekking Expedition, he aims to cover 1700 unforgiving miles of Mongolia by foot – the breadth of the country – a record-breaking [...]

[ More ] April 28th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Majorca: Family Holidays or Celebrity Haven?

When celebrities can go anywhere in the world on holiday, you realise that Majorca family holidays must be special in order to keep them coming back. In fact, Majorca is so well thought of by celebrities that many have second homes on the island so that they can return again and again.
Whilst many celebrities have [...]

[ More ] April 28th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Booking your Majorca Family Holidays Online

So, you’re off to Majorca with the family. Deciding that was the easy part right? With the busy lives we all lead nowadays, sometimes the last thing you have time for is booking your annual holidays. But luckily we live in modern times and there is a solution. Instead of wasting valuable time and energy [...]

[ More ] April 28th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Transport on Family Holidays Turkey

During your family holidays, Turkey has plenty of traditional transport options to offer you, including car hire, buses and trains; and that’s without even mentioning the plane that you flew in on. But there are other ways to travel around Turkey, so why not treat yourself to a slightly more unusual mode of transport during [...]

[ More ] April 28th, 2010 | No Comments |
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What to Drink on Family Holidays Turkey

When you’re on family holidays, Turkey’s warm temperatures along with the enormous range of activities available can leave you with quite a thirst. So why not try one of these traditional Turkish tipples below. With alcoholic beverages for the adults to enjoy, and plenty of non-alcoholic options for the kids, there is something for everyone [...]

[ More ] April 28th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Animal Attractions on Majorca Family Holidays

Children love animals, whether it’s Fido the dog or the cheeky orangutans at the local safari park. Luckily, Majorca family holidays provide the perfect opportunity for children to get up close and personal to attractions of the furred and feathered variety. So take a walk on the wild side and make sure you include these [...]

[ More ] April 28th, 2010 | No Comments |
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5 Ancient Sites for a Walking Holiday in Greece

This ancient Hellenic country is steeped in myth and legend and hiking through Greece gives you a chance to explore some of the lesser known ancient sites that may have once been revered in history but now remain overshadowed by their grander neighbours.
Mount Olympus
Mount Olympus is the most revered destination in Greek mythology as it [...]

[ More ] April 28th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Shopping and Sightseeing – New York’s Favourite Pastimes

When it comes to sightseeing. New York ’s ‘Big Apple’ should be very high up on your list. With phenomenal sights such as the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty, and the beauty of Central Park, there is plenty to keep you entertained. However, no trip to New York would be complete without [...]

[ More ] April 27th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Sightseeing New York from the Water

New York is one of the world’s most visited destinations. There’s so much to see and do in the ‘city that never sleeps’ that you will almost need a holiday to get over your holiday! If you’re looking for some respite from the hustle and bustle of the city, sightseeing New York from the water [...]

[ More ] April 27th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Marijuana Seeds – Some key facts?

In many Internet forums, it’s not unusual to see a lot of confusion around the terms ‘marijuana seeds ‘, ‘Cannabis’ and related items. These seeds are widely advertised on the Net and some people are vociferous in support or opposition. Whatever your views may be, there’s no real need for confusion and ambiguity. So let’s [...]

[ More ] April 27th, 2010 | No Comments |
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New Zealand Walking – Seeing Things As They Are

Few would dispute that New Zealand offers a unique and beautiful countryside coupled with a fascinating history and culture. One of the ways to best see it is through a New Zealand walking holiday.
What’s there to see?
New Zealand is often described in terms of its two main islands. Many areas of the North Island have [...]

[ More ] April 27th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Sightseeing New York – A City in Song

Ah New York. If you can make it there, you’ll make it anywhere. Sound familiar? It should! It is the catchphrase of one of the most famous musical odes the city has ever known. Barring perhaps her French counterpart, Paris, there is no city in the world which has been so prolifically honoured in song [...]

[ More ] April 27th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Historical Hiking in the French Riviera

French walking holidays are best taken in the south of France, where the sun shines brightly and the coastline glistens. The French Riviera has long been a popular tourist destination, with tourists flocking to the area from across Europe. Hiking in the south of France brings to mind the history of its tourism, from British [...]

[ More ] April 27th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Menorca – Son Bou a different Balearic holiday

If you have an image of holidays in the Balearic Islands that consists of packed resorts and forests of high-rises, then think again! For holidays in Menorca, Son Bou caters for the holidaymaker that is looking for a little more tranquillity and natural quiet charm.
Menorca – the calm island
The Balearic Islands sit off the Spanish [...]

[ More ] April 26th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Understanding the French Trail System

On a French walking holiday you can walk from one end of the country to another thanks to the country’s advanced trail system. We take a look at a how France has turned walking into an art form:
A walking holiday in France is incredibly easy thanks to the advanced trail system that leads from one [...]

[ More ] April 25th, 2010 | No Comments |
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5 ways to relax on Porto Santo

Walking holidays in Madeira could be considered incomplete, unless the itinerary includes a sojourn on neighbouring island, Porto Santo.  The island of only around 42 square feet, situated just under 50 miles North-west of Madeira, can be reached by either a 15 minute flight, or a more leisurely trip across the water on the Porto [...]

[ More ] April 24th, 2010 | No Comments |
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Eerie Tales From Prague

On my Prague airport transfers, the one tourist attraction that most people are already aware of is the famous Charles Bridge. The one thing that most visitors aren’t aware of, however, is the Bridges’ sinister past. Indeed when I tell my passengers the ghost stories lurking behind some of Prague’s top tourist attractions most are [...]

[ More ] April 24th, 2010 | No Comments |
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