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Beating sky high baggage costs

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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 […]

5 Reasons to Take a Ski Trip in the French Southern Alps

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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 […]

V Australia round-trip fares from Los Angeles to Ayers Rock/Uluru starting at $878 (+taxes)

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US Traveler’s keen on exploring the real Outback of Australia have a reason to book a trip before July 30 – Australia’s Northern Territory and V Australia are offering round-trip fares starting at $878* from Los Angeles International Airport to one of the Territory’s most iconic sites, Ayers Rock (also known as Uluru). Five-day and […]

The Anassa Resort Hotel

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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

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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 […]