Dubai is a destination for shopping par excellence, where shopping as a leisure activity is taken to new levels. Dubai has become a mecca for shopaholics, and the shopping capital of the Middle East, in large part due to the lack of taxes and duty. Here a good deal really is a good deal! Spectacular […]
Second Hand Shopping Tips in London
This is a guest post from venere.com Multicultural, noisy, and unmistakably vibrant, the city of London continues to be one of the most popular European destinations for international travelers and UK residents alike. It is the capital of the UK and Western Europe’s largest metropolitan area population wise. There are so many reasons to visit […]
L.A.’s Ultimate Foodie Tour
This is a guest post from HotelClub, offering deals on Downtown Los Angeles hotels. Much like the metropolis of 18 million people, the food scene of Greater Los Angeles is tough to pin down. L.A. is defiantly stubborn in the face of pigeonhole analysis and the megacity’s collective food culture is equally obscure. Los Angeles […]
Beating sky high baggage costs
Ryanair marked July the 1st as a day to increase hold luggage charges, targeting holidaymakers choosing to fly over the summer time. Ryanair have increased their one way baggage prices to £20 from their initial £15 during July and August. Online checking in fees have also seen a rise, failing to declare your bag online […]
Cheap Flights To Las Vegas
Nineteen of the twenty five largest hotels in the world can be found on the Las Vegas strip (that’s by number of rooms rather than overall size), all of them are casino complexes as well as hotels, and many of them offer extra things to see and do as well some of them aimed at […]
5 Reasons to Take a Ski Trip in the French Southern Alps
Ah, the amazing Alps. From their snow-capped splendour we have squeezed the only suitable adjective to describe mountains of their calibre: alpine. In fact, downhill skiing is often referred to as “alpine skiing”, as much of the earliest downhill skiing was done in the European Alps. The Alps range cuts across Central Europe, making a […]
The Anassa Resort Hotel
The Anassa Resort Hotel – Latchi , Cyprus The word Anassa means ‘Queen’ in classical Greek, and the Anassa resort hotel is very much a Queen of its kind. A veritable palace of marble, the classic interiors of this wonderful hotel reflect the history of Cyprus though beautiful Roman Mosaics and Venetian frescoes. The resort […]
5 of the Best Red Wine Tour Routes in Italy
If you are planning a trip to Italy this year and looking to take in some wine tasting, here is a handy guide that you may find useful. As with most things in life, opinions vary, but from our perspective this is Wine Tasting at its best! 1) Chianti Classico wine tour The name alone […]
Why and How You Should Trek the Annapurna Circuit at Least Once
High up in the alpine deserts of Nepal, the Annapurna Circuit is a 300-km hiking trail that takes between 17 and 21 days to trek from end to end. The path is widely considered to be one of the world’s greatest nature treks, as it leads adventurous hikers from rice paddies in the lowlands up […]
How to enjoy Geneva in the summer
It doesn’t have to be the ski season to enjoy Geneva. You can still get a great sense of the outdoors at this lakeside city. Geneva may be synonymous with huge organisations such as the UN and the Red Cross but residents know how to relax and they have some of the best countryside anywhere […]
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