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  • An Albufeira visitors guide  By : Caron Kristan
    Situated in the central region of the Algarve in Portugal, Albufeira is an immensely popular destination for tourists from around the world. If you are looking for a town that captures the essence of traditional life in the Algarve, with all the amenities you would expect of a twenty first century town, then Albubeira could well be it. A wander around its old fashioned cobbled streets will reveal a whole host of charming restaurants, bars, and shops.
  • Alternative London  By : Rosendo Iwanyszyn
    So you've done most of the art galleries, including the two Tates, and you've spent the best part of a day in the Natural History Museum, the Victoria and Albert Museum, and the Science Museum. You might just now be ready for a break from all that culture. If so, then grab a copy of the tube (subway) map, and head a little way out of the city for some refreshing alternatives.
  • Alicante, beyond the stereotype  By : Caron Kristan
    For those that haven''t been there, the common consensus on Alicante is that it''s the gateway to the Costa Blanca filled with beaches, resort-style hotels, tourist tat shops and a rather seedy, characterless atmosphere. However, if you have been there you''ll know otherwise.
  • A weekend with a difference  By : Sal Greet
    Friday night can sometimes be a bit predictable. Of course, it''s absolutely understandable to be looking forward to the two days'' grace when you can completely be your own boss and not have to worry about getting up at the crack of dawn every morning, but it''s good to mix things up a bit every now and again.
  • A Visit to Cambridge  By : Caron Kristan
    After London and historic York, Cambridge is one of Britain''s most famous and most visited cities. Popular with domestic travellers and foreign tourists alike, for a small city it has a huge amount to offer those who choose to take a trip there.
  • A Viennese Break  By : Caron Kristan
    The Austrian capital Vienna can quite legitimately claim to being one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Having enjoyed a relatively peaceful existence, many of the finest examples of architecture throughout the ages have survived to make Vienna a wonderful place to visit.
  • A trip to Larnaca  By : Haywood Estok
    Many of us missed out on a summer vacation this year, thanks to the restrictions placed on our finances by the credit crunch. If you are still feeling hard done by as a result of the sacrifice, then why not think about treating yourself to a budget break this Christmas?
  • A Trip to Andalucia  By : Haywood Estok
    It is a well known fact that many of us suffer from some form of depression during the dark winter months. Fewer daylight hours and colder weather cause many people to struggle with their early morning starts before work and leave us feeling somewhat lacklustre. One great way to beat away these winter blues could be to take a mini-break away to warmer climbs.
  • A Tourist Guide to Dalaman  By : Caron Kristan
    Dalaman is a relatively unspoiled region of Turkey, that has recently become a very popular tourist destination due to the construction of an international airport. It is an area that is rich with natural beauty, with clear waters, pinewood covered mountains, and wonderfully scented orange groves.
  • A tour of Ibiza  By : Jarrett Altrogge
    The White Isle; everyone knows what it is, most under 30s into epic partying have been to it, but few know that it''s a mixed World Heritage Site, home to thousands of pine trees and you can still have a picturesque beach all to yourself.
  • A Slice of the Big Apple  By : Cristopher Mentkowski
    New York is the largest city in North America, situated on the North Eastern seaboard of the vast nation. It is the fifth largest city on the planet and arguably the most iconic, with images of the New York skyline exported around the globe by the American media. It has undergone a drastic change in the last twenty years, partly thanks to the famous reforms of former Mayor Rudy Giuliani.
  • A Sicilian Sabbatical in Taormina  By : Caron Kristan
    There are many holiday makers who simply cannot get enough of the Mediterranean, and Italy in particular. The laid back lifestyle, the beautiful weather and cuisine that is simply sublime all contribute to make Italy a highly addictive holiday destination.
  • A Perfect Paradise in Positano  By : Caron Kristan
    The delightful Hollywood movie, Under the Tuscan Sun, has inspired many a visit to the stunning town of Positano. Whilst there is an enormous amount to see along the Amalfi coastline, you could easily choose to stay here soaking up the sun and the infectious laidback lifestyle for a week or two if you so chose.
  • A Holiday in Portugal  By : Caron Kristan
    If you are looking for a new European destination to explore and you haven''t yet made your way to Portugal then now is definitely the time to go. Read on for seven great reasons to visit Portugal in 2010.
  • A Holiday in Pisa  By : Caron Kristan
    Any visitor to Italy is sure to be anxious to take a look at Pisa, famous home to one of Europe''s most celebrated architectural errors: the Leaning Tower of Pisa. However, whilst many visitors simply stop to see the tower and move on with their travels, there is actually a great deal more to see and do within the city. If you are thinking of taking a trip to Italy in the near future then why not spend a few days in Pisa and see just what else it has to offer its visitors?
  • A Holiday in Hamburg  By : Caron Kristan
    Germany is a hugely popular summer holiday destinations with British tourists of all descriptions. Some go for the fabulous summer beer festivals, hoping to soak up the sunshine whilst enjoying the best of Germany''s home brews.
  • A holiday in Dubai  By : Mathilda Riesland
    Las Vegas has been dubbed the world''s playground, but another city that rises out of the desert is posing some real competition. Dubai may not have the casinos but it has spectacular architecture, breath taking beaches and hotels that go beyond luxury.
  • A Hipper Side to L.A.  By : Cristopher Mentkowski
    The obvious places to visit in L.A. are the Santa Monica beaches, Sunset Strip, and Hollywood. However, it's easy to forget that L.A. functions as a city without the famous sign and Hollywood Walk of Fame. Around these main attractions are some interesting corners that show a more gritty and less synthetic Los Angeles.
  • A guide to holidays in Ayia Napa  By : Caron Kristan
    Ayia Napa, on the South Coast of Cyprus, has long been considered a global clubbing hotspot, attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors every year with its combination of wild beach parties, glamourous nightclubs, and scorching weather. It is considered to be the Mediterranean home away from home for many sectors of the UK club scene, such as house, garage, and grime.
  • A guide to Bordeaux for the traveller on a budget  By : Caron Kristan
    In the wake of the credit crunch, many British tourists are finding that they have to tighten their belts. However, you can still enjoy a relatively cost effective city break in destinations such as Bordeaux in France, as long as you take appropriate steps to keep costs to a minimum.
  • A Guide for Visitors to Dubrovnik  By : Caron Kristan
    If you have ever hankered after visiting an old European city, then Dubrovnik could be just the ticket. Most of the attractions are housed within the perfectly preserved baroque Old Town, a pedestrianised area surrounded by two miles of city walls.
  • A Gatwick Stopover: A Guide to Gatwick Airport  By : Caron Kristan
    If you are soon to be one of the millions of people who choose to fly in or out of Gatwick airport every year, you might be wondering how to pass the time waiting for your plane to leave, whether it is a maiden voyage or a transitional stopover for a connecting flight. Doubtless, you will be pleased to learn that Gatwick is well equipped with plenty of traveller''s facilities that are designed to make your stopover, convenient and comfortable.
  • A French Holiday: Cannes to Cahors  By : Caron Kristan
    It doesn''t take long to see why France holds such great appeal with the average British tourist. It has a great deal to offer cross-channel travellers in the way of culture, food, coastal areas, stunning countryside and history. But this does not quite capture why we love it so dearly.
  • A Floating World  By : Sal Greet
    Six years ago the cruise industry was on top of the world and the biggest cruise ship ever made was commissioned. The decision was seen as proof of the confidence and strength of an industry that was on the up.
  • A Durham Tourist Guide  By : Caron Kristan
    The Oriental Museum in Durham traces the entire history of humanity through artefacts from the civilisations and cultures of the Middle East, Asia, Egypt, Islamic North Africa, and the Near East. It is open from 10 to 5 on weekdays and 12 to 5 on weekends.
  • A Budget Trip to Ibiza  By : Jarrett Altrogge
    There are many potential budget holiday destinations scattered across Europe but if you already have your heart set on Ibiza read on for a range of ways in which to keep your trip within your financial reach.
  • A brief guide to Mallorca  By : Jarrett Altrogge
    Mallorca is the largest of the Spanish islands, and there are a good range of activities on offer besides the obvious beach time. Here are a few...
  • 24 Hours in Toronto  By : Cristopher Mentkowski
    Canada's largest and most cosmopolitan city, Toronto is a melting pot of cultures and has a huge range of attractions - from fine theatre and concerts, galleries and museums, to trendy bars and clubs. There are also a whole host of unique shops, and scores of restaurants that serve every cuisine from across the globe.
  • 10 Things You May Not Know About Menorca  By : Jarrett Altrogge
    Menorca is the northernmost of the Spanish Balearic Islands. If you decide to go there for the first time, you are in for a treat. Here are ten things that you may not know, but could add to your holiday enjoyment.
  • 1.2 Beyond clubland: Ibiza by day  By : Jarrett Altrogge
    Ibiza is an island that invites exploration. The UNESCO World Heritage Site status of parts of Ibiza has contributed to a conservation policy that has protected the island from over-development, so that there are plenty of natural attractions to discover, and activities to partake of during the day - beyond the beaches and the clubs. Here are a few recommendations.

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