Travel Articles

A Bed & Breakfast Thanksgiving: Enjoy the Holidays, Hassle-Free
By: Jane Leisteiner - Nov 22, 2009
Holidays are time to enjoy family and friends, but so often the holidays become a series of stressful days of meal planning and shopping and...
5 Fantastic Mauritius Festivals
By: Claire Bryant - Nov 22, 2009
One of the most unique aspects of a holiday in Mauritius is seeing first hand the melting pot of cultures and traditions that the island has...
3 Ways to Get up Close to an Elephant in Sri Lanka
By: Ricky Coates - Nov 22, 2009
Statistics say that the chances of having a close encounter with an elephant are higher in Sri Lanka than anywhere else in the world So if you've...
Journey to the Valley of the Kings
By: Claire Bryant - Nov 22, 2009
The rest of the world has been fascinated with Egypt for much of modern times Whether it's the incredible feats of engineering or the rich cultural...
3 Unusual Restaurants in the Maldives
By: Sally Rushbrooke - Nov 22, 2009
With the Maldives consisting of more sea than land, it isn't unusual that fish should feature prominently on Maldivian menus However, with the...
Take a Fly Drive Tour of Cuba
By: Rossella Colella - Nov 22, 2009
On a Cuba holiday you may be tempted to spend a fortnight lying on the sandy beaches of Varadero, Guardalavaca or other beach destinations enjoying...
Around Lombok on a Motorbike
By: Peter Vasilou - Nov 22, 2009
Ever felt like just getting away from it all Heading off to a tropical island, climbing on a motorbike and setting off with the wind in your hair
Ubud in Bali - An Art Lover's Paradise
By: Peter Vasilou - Nov 22, 2009
For art lovers, Bali holidays offer the opportunity to uncover a plethora of contemporary artists and unique galleries The resort of Ubud is...
The Land and Its People (Thailand)
By: Manora - Nov 22, 2009
The world's oldest civilization was flourishing in Thailand at least 5,600 years ago Recent archaeological discoveries in the tiny, plateau hamlet...
The Land and Its People (Thailand) Part 3
By: Manora - Nov 22, 2009
Cherishig personal independence, and seeking to escape the Chinese yoke, compact groups of Thais had migrated southward and settled in northern...
The Land and Its People (Thailand) Part 2
By: Manora - Nov 22, 2009
A natural, self-contained geopolitical unit, this river basin was destined to play a central role in Thailand's development becoming historically...
Sukhothai - The Dawn Of Happiness Part 2
By: Manora - Nov 22, 2009
Ramkamhaeng's cordial relations with China secured hi snorthern borders and kept the fragmented but nonetheless power-full Khmer kingdoms...
Two Family Friendly Hotels in Mauritius
By: Claire Bryant - Nov 21, 2009
It is undeniable that Mauritius holidays are popular and enjoyable for most people Situated in the Indian Ocean off the east coast of Africa, this...
Mauritian Birdlife
By: Ricky Coates - Nov 21, 2009
The Indian Ocean island of Mauritius is a haven for bird lovers, hosting some spectacularly beautiful and interesting birds Sadly, the island is...
Capturing the Spirit of Peru in the Colca Canyon
By: Tony Maniscalco - Nov 21, 2009
With landscapes dotted with snow-capped volcanoes towering at over 6,000 metres, walking holidays in Peru will take you to dizzying heights However...
Life on Lake Titicaca
By: Tony Maniscalco - Nov 21, 2009
Located high in the Andes, on the border between Peru and Bolivia, Lake Titicaca is an idyllic inclusion in many walking holidays Peru's Lake...
The Colours of Bali
By: Peter Vasilou - Nov 21, 2009
Bali holidays are full of colour Bali is a visually stimulating island of traditional costumes, brightly painted canoes and sailing boats on the...
The Maldives - A Disappearing Paradise
By: Sally Rushbrooke - Nov 21, 2009
The Maldives is a remarkable tropical destination, loved by all who visit Read about the amazing beauty of the Maldives holiday islands and how...
Top Four Luxury Maldives Resorts
By: Luke Humble - Nov 21, 2009
For music lovers, Bali holidays can be an enlightening experience, with Balinese performances being rich, unique and rhythmic Though it is little...
On Holiday in Havana
By: Rossella Colella - Nov 21, 2009
Havana is by many, considered the hub of Cuba, being not only its capital city, but also its cultural centre On any Cuba holiday, visiting this...