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1. Lucchesia: The Art of the Upper Tuscany Written by: Federico Cozzi
   It is easy to see why Lucchesia is fast becoming the playground of fun-seeking fellows and vacationers from all around the world One of the reasons is that the Tuscan town is well located in the midst of wonderful wine gardens and vineyards with long stretches of green courses (Posted: 2009-03-17)
   
   
2. 5 Reasons To Rent A Limousine For A Wine Tour Written by: Warren Fets
   Whether you are a wine connoisseur, an occasional wine drinker or you just enjoy wine then you may definitely have a good time going on a wine tour Wine tours are where you go around to different wineries and sample their different types of wines (Posted: 2009-03-17)
   
   
3. Cheap Las Vegas Vacation Packages Increase Local Tourism Written by: Walt Willis
   Like any other city that has a local economy largely based on tourism, Las Vegas, Nevada spends an incredible amount of time and money in catering to and luring in visitors; however, for many tourists, it takes more than the twenty-four hour lifestyle and glitz and glamour of the hotels and attractions to commit to a visit – hence the existence of cheap Las Vegas vacation packages that increase the local tourism (Posted: 2009-03-17)
   
   
4. Things to do in April in New York City Written by: Rosalie Scott
   April showers bring May flowers (Posted: 2009-03-17)
   
   
5. Finding The Perfect Holiday Accommodation In Florence Written by: Roberto Manetti
   Once you have made the decision to travel to beautiful city of Florence, how do you go about maximizing your enjoyment factor In a city like this it is not hard to do, there is something to please just about everyone (Posted: 2009-03-17)
   
   
6. Some Fun Facts About Spain Written by: Albert Beetons
   Spain is a country located in South Western Europe on the Iberian Peninsula The capital (and largest city) is Madrid (Posted: 2009-03-17)
   
   
7. Wonderful Queensland - The Sunshine State Written by: John Hacking
   When a state is blessed with a warm, sunny climate, an abundance of beautiful scenery, and a coastline that is the envy of the world, it is hardly surprising that thousands come each year to visit Indeed, many locals will tell you that Queensland, with its relaxed lifestyle and friendly atmosphere, is the best place in which to live, work, and retire (Posted: 2009-03-17)
   
   
8. Holiday Apartments in Bulgaria: What is Available For Rent and For How Much Written by: Stefan Valev
   Although the global economy is reeling from the crisis that started in the US (Posted: 2009-03-17)
   
   
9. Vacation Spots in Californa Written by: shriyaKarthikayan
   In the western region of United States of America, the State California is located. Tremendously good natural landscapes among outstanding man-made monuments can be found in California (Posted: 2009-03-16)
   
   
10. Some Fun Facts About Scotland Written by: Albert Beetons
    The Gaelic word for Scotland is Alba Scotland is a country that is part of the United Kingdom (in the North-West of Europe), occupying the northern third of the island of Great Britain (Posted: 2009-03-16)
    
    
11. Kyrenia Castle – The Fortress on the Harbour Written by: Shereena Lingiah
    Standing over the harbour of northern Cyprus’ most admired town is Kyrenia Castle For 1,000 years it has remained like a stone sentry overlooking the growth of this ancient port (Posted: 2009-03-16)
    
    
12. Top Sites to See in Paris on Your Paris Vacation Written by: Greg Schueler
    Going to Paris on vacation There's no need to worry, as Paris can ensure you not only of a romantic getaway but also of an entertaining stay (Posted: 2009-03-16)
    
    
13. Machu Picchu Tours Written by: Thomas C Carroll
    There are several types of Machu Picchu Tours available. Take a one day trip, a four day Inca Trail hike and a day visit to Machu Picchu, or enjoy luxury tours and helicopter rides over this ancient mysterious citadel. Whichever you choose, Machu Picchu is a must-see during your vacation to Peru. (Posted: 2009-03-16)
    
    
14. Scenic New Brunswick Canada Written by: Macon Gravlee
    The scenery in New Brunswick is one of the most spectacular in the world featuring wonderful views of the ocean and the nearby Appalachian Mountains Whether you want to experience the natural beauty of the New Brunswick region on foot or by automobile you will definitely have some memories which will make it into the family photo album (Posted: 2009-03-14)
    
    
15. Live Like A King In Marrakech Written by: Jane Wilkinson
    Whether you're strolling through lush boutique gardens or dining at the most highly esteemed restaurants in the city it is easy to feel like royalty when enjoying one of Morocco's finest luxury holidays Let the following recommendations guide you on your trip to North Africa and make sure to deny yourself nothing (Posted: 2009-03-13)
    
    
16. Ilkeston Tourist Information & Travel Guide Written by: Russ Heard
    Ilkeston lies on the River Erewash and is the third largest town within Derbyshire Historically, Ilkeston has industries in coal mining, lace making and iron handling however in the past few decades the relevance and importance of these industries has declined (Posted: 2009-03-13)
    
    
17. Havant & Waterlooville Tourist Information & Travel Guide Written by: Sally Johnsons
    Havant is a town that lies on the South Coast of England In the centre of the town there are four streets spiralling from a classic crossroad configuration, consisting of North Street, East Street, South Street and West Street (Posted: 2009-03-13)
    
    
18. Canterbury Tourist Information & Travel Guide Written by: David Pearce
    Canterbury is based in the South East of England The city centre has been re-built heavily after severe damage which incurred during World War II where over 700 homes were destroyed alongside 296 various building structures (Posted: 2009-03-13)
    
    
19. Derby Tourist Information & Travel Guide Written by: Dav Green
    Derby is the 18th largest city in all of England and is located in the East Midlands The city is primarily known as the starting point of the Industrial Revolution (Posted: 2009-03-13)
    
    
20. Weekend Port Breaks to Normandy Written by: Franchesca Denning
    It is so easy to pop on a boat, either as a foot passenger or with your car, and prices for short breaks are still very reasonable Brittany Ferries sails into Cherbourg as well as Caen each day and LD Lines have daily sailings to Le Havre (Posted: 2009-03-13)
    
    
21. Basingstoke Tourist Information & Travel Guide Written by: Lee Westwood
    With a population of just over 80,000, Basingstoke is a town that resides in the North East of Hampshire which saw its growth in the nineteen sixties primarily as an old market town Basingstoke has expanded rather rapidly due to the necessity for commercial towns following World War II, where communities had to be created because of the shortage of housing seen in this time frame (Posted: 2009-03-13)
    
    
22. Jet Set Like a Rock Star in Mykonos Written by: Robert Murgatroyd
    Welcome to the European summer home of rock star living - Mykonos This place has it all (Posted: 2009-03-13)
    
    
23. Common Questions About Cruise Ship Vacations Written by: John Parks
    Cruise ship vacations are one of the most exotic and exciting trips that can be made One of the most exciting parts about a cruise is that passengers travel to several different places in one trip (Posted: 2009-03-12)
    
    
24. Adorable Area of Houston on a Texas State Map Written by: Madeline Hernandez
    Regarding a Texas state map, there are quite a few places to write about and many more that will be coming up With several new Real Estate Developments in Dallas and Houston alone, it is hard to believe there is this so called, recession (Posted: 2009-03-12)
    
    
25. The Necessity of Leather Passport Cases Written by: Bradlley Mckoy
    Have you ever noticed how greatly leather has gripped the world -- corporate, casual or otherwise Leather wallet, leather bags, leather shoes, and lately, leather money clip, leather business card holder and leather passport cases (Posted: 2009-03-12)
    
    
26. The City of Seoul - South Korean Capital Written by: John Hacking
    Over 20 million Koreans live in and around Seoul, yet it is one of few a cities that has successfully preserved its buildings from the past and integrated them into the skyline of a growing global city Seoul is loud and bustling, as befits one of the most densely populated metropolises on Earth (Posted: 2009-03-12)
    
    
27. The Most Famous Golf Courses in Scotland Written by: Morgan Clarke
    As the pound continues to tumble against the Euro, UK golfers looking to travel abroad may find themselves frustrated by the increased cost of travel, accommodation and green fees in Europe Traditional golf holiday destinations such as France and the Algarve have become more expensive, but the increased cost of golf abroad is the perfect excuse to rediscover some of the finest golf courses in the UK (Posted: 2009-03-12)
    
    
28. Why Take a Self Drive Golf Holiday in Northern France Written by: Morgan Clarke
    Whether you want to take the Eurotunnel under the channel for an early tee time, or sail across and spend a longer holiday amongst the available holes, self drive golf holidays in France are incredibly enjoyable and well worth the trip We examine why you should chose to drive yourself across the channel and some of the many benefits this kind of holiday brings… Why Take a Self Drive Golf Holiday in Northern France Northern France offers some of the best golfing holidays and experiences in the world (Posted: 2009-03-12)
    
    
29. Five of the Best Turkish Golf Courses Written by: Morgan Clarke
    When it comes to golf breaks away from the UK, there is a new destination that is rapidly becoming highly regarded for European golf holidays – Turkey With its Mediterranean climate, beautiful coastline and a rapidly growing selection of top quality golf courses, it is hoping to become a genuine competitor with more established destinations such as the Algarve in Portugal (Posted: 2009-03-12)
    
    
30. BVI (British Virgin Islands) Yacht Charter Written by: Rumble Romagnoli
    Are you looking for a way to indulge yourself during the holidays The best way is to take on a Caribbean boat charter that can take you to one of the most popular paradise islands in the world: the British Virgin Islands (Posted: 2009-03-12)
    
    
31. Corporate Yacht Charter in Cannes Written by: Rumble Romagnoli
    If your company is looking to host a corporate event it should give serious consideration to yacht hire in Cannes The town itself has a reputation for glamour that is second to none, and by choosing corporate yacht hire in Cannes you will greatly strengthen the public perception of your company by means of affiliation (Posted: 2009-03-12)
    
    
32. Peru Holidays: When, Where and What They Are Written by: Thomas C Carroll
    There are over 3,000 Peru holidays celebrated throughout the year. Here are some of the most famous ones you should consider seeing when in Peru. (Posted: 2009-03-11)
    
    
33. The Islands You Can Visit in the Caribbean Whilst on a Yacht Charter Written by: Rumble Romagnoli
    You’re one of those who are looking forward to a grand vacation, perhaps during the summer, and so you opted to rent a Caribbean boat charter It can be a luxury yacht charter, sailboat charter, or a Caribbean catamaran charter—it doesn’t really matter (Posted: 2009-03-11)
    
    
34. What Time of Year Should I Charter a Boat in the Caribbean? Written by: Rumble Romagnoli
    The Caribbean—who can definitely say no to the idea of boarding a luxury yacht charter and sailing across the crystal-clear waters How can you let go of the dream to be on a BVI yacht charter, as you and your loved one will be busy snorkeling, diving, deep fishing, lounging in the sand, or swimming (Posted: 2009-03-11)
    
    
35. Chesterfield Tourist Information & Travel Guide Written by: Dav Green
    Chesterfield lies in the borough of Derbyshire and is predominantly a market town It is the largest town in Derbyshire and is famous for the ‘Crooked Spire’ with regards to the architecture of the Church of Saint Mary and All Saints (Posted: 2009-03-11)
    
    
36. Brighton & Hove Tourist Information & Travel Guide Written by: Melvyn Bird
    Brighton & Hove lies on the coast of England as the most populated seaside city It is a multicultural area and is primarily known for its beautiful seafront which is the central resource for entertainment (Posted: 2009-03-11)
    
    
37. Basildon Tourist Information & Travel Guide Written by: Norest Chari
    Basildon is considered as residing amongst the eight newly built towns in the South-East of England following the Second World War In 1949, Basildon was built on the basis of creating new housing structures due to the damage caused within inner London in that time period (Posted: 2009-03-11)
    
    
38. Gloucester Tourist Information & Travel Guide Written by: J. Bradley
    Gloucester is a county town and city in the South West of England, standing as the 53rd largest city in the country The city is a port that is connected from the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal, which runs from the docks to the longest river in all of Britain, The Severn Estuary (Posted: 2009-03-11)
    
    
39. The Grandview, Las Vegas – Comfort, Class, And Eruptions Written by: Walt Willis
    Staying at the Grandview, Las Vegas can be fully enjoyed in comfort and class; amenities include spectacular simulated volcanic eruptions and pirate battle reenactments, spacious and luxurious suites, access to the world famous Strip including the neighboring South Point Casino and entertainment complex, and tropically inspired pool area and spa (Posted: 2009-03-11)
    
    
40. Things to do in Doha Qatar Written by: Nicky Meintjies
    Qatar is an incredibly rich nation, both in culture and history If you are planning a visit to the Arab emirate, you can be sure to find a great number of things to do inside and out (Posted: 2009-03-10)
    
    
41. A Beautiful, Amazing Must-see Place in Thailand -- Chiangmai Written by: Stephan Suttikarn
    Among the many places in Thailand, Chiangmai comes well recommended, and for very good reasons Travelers point to the many amazing sights and things to do in this laidback city situated in the Himalayan foothills (Posted: 2009-03-10)
    
    
42. Salou – the Mediterranean Playground Written by: Carolina Pujol
    As a shuttle driver on the Spanish coast, I’ve driven to pretty much every corner of the Costa Dorada and Costa Del Sol, yet there’s one route that is always very popular in the summer – Reus airport to Salou, in the heart of the Costa Dorada Out of all the resorts along the coast, it’s the one that seems to get rave reviews from my Reus shuttle passengers; in many ways, it is at the centre of life on this particular part of the coast (Posted: 2009-03-10)
    
    
43. Some Tips to Choose the Perfect Holiday Apartment in Florence Written by: Roberto Manetti
    If you have made the wise decision to take a trip to Florence, and the even wiser decision to stay in one of the many holiday apartments that are available in such a beautiful city, then you are well on your way to one of the most memorable vacations of a lifetime Florence is a haven for tourists and no matter what time of year you decide to come, you can find both reasonable and absolutely luxurious apartments for rent in Florence; but booking well in advance in the spring is a good idea (Posted: 2009-03-10)
    
    
44. Why Cottage Breaks in Devon and Cornwall Are the Perfect Budget Holiday Written by: Larry Alen
    The economic recession has made people think much more carefully about how they spend their money, and holiday habits are changing to fit in with a new ethos of maximum return for every pound spent As the pound weakens against the Euro and Dollar more UK holidaymakers are planning short breaks in the UK this year and the tourist industry is already reporting a rise in UK bookings (Posted: 2009-03-10)
    
    
45. Spring Clean Your Life! Why Cottage Breaks in Devon and Cornwall Are the Ideal Way to Blow Away the Winter Cobwebs Written by: Larry Alen
    After one of the coldest winters in 20 years, a credit crunch that’s frozen the economy and daily doom and winter gloom in the news, most people are in desperate need of a little good news As the first shoots of spring are showing, Easter cottage breaks in Devon and Cornwall are the ideal way to blow away the winter cobwebs and give you a boost (Posted: 2009-03-10)
    
    
46. 10 Eggstremely Eggciting Things to do on Your Easter Break in Devon Written by: Tina Doyle
    Devon is without doubt one of the most popular destinations in the UK This huge county has everything that you could wish for to give you and your family the most fun-filled and exciting Easter breaks in Devon (Posted: 2009-03-10)
    
    
47. Suspension Grinding Off-Road 4x4 Written by: Dean Gammell
    Wherever you are there is probably a 4x4 off-road driving centre around you In some centers they offer driving instructors, others may cater for you on your own off-road car with the least and minimum driving supervision (Posted: 2009-03-10)
    
    
48. Lima Vacation: Top Things to Do in Peru’s City of Kings Written by: Thomas C Carroll
    Before leaving for Cuzco and Machu Picchu, think twice about a Lima Vacation. The "City of Kings" offers a wide diversity of Peruvian food, dance, theater, art and culture. Here are some of the tops things to do in this city of nearly 10 million people. (Posted: 2009-03-10)
    
    
49. Havana - Cuba's World Heritage Capital Written by: John Hacking
    Sadly, Havana's Diva-like splendour is being chipped away by the ravages of time UNESCO has declared old Havana a world heritage site and funds begin to flow into projects all over the city, but work has only just started (Posted: 2009-03-10)
    
    
50. Sport in Barcelona Written by: Mark Hazard
    Barcelona eats, drinks, breathes, lives and dreams sport More than any other city in Spain, Barcelona is a sporting paradise (Posted: 2009-03-10)
    
    
51. Peru Lodging Written by: Thomas C Carroll
    A variety of Peru lodging is abundant is this beautiful country. From free places to stay to luxury hotels, learn what's available and how to find them. (Posted: 2009-03-10)
    
    
52. Peru Vacation Packages Written by: Thomas C Carroll
    How to find the perfect Peru Vacation Packages for your visit to this wonderful country. (Posted: 2009-03-10)
    
    
53. Top 10 Attractions in Spain Written by: Nicholas Muyonjo
    Don't Let One Pass You By When you look at a country such as Spain, it's difficult to narrow down all of the attractions and experiences to the top ten (Posted: 2009-03-09)
    
    
54. How to Book a Cheap Rental Car in Spain Written by: Rudi Van Der Zalm
    Car hire is a popular means of transport in Spain, not only for business travellers, but especially for people on holiday in Spain Multinational car hire companies like Avis, Hertz, National Atesa or Europcar can be found at many airports in Spain and in most cases the offer a vehicle collection from a desk in the terminal building (Posted: 2009-03-09)
    
    
55. Six of the Best European Walking Holidays Written by: Tony Maniscalco
    Europe is blessed with some of the finest walking country in the world, and millions of people travel to the great valleys and mountain ranges on the continent every year Of course, great trekking isn’t confined to the continent – there’s plenty of outstanding walking to be done in the UK, with the Scottish Highlands, Snowdonia, the Lake District and the Peak District offering spectacular peaks to climb and routes to traverse (Posted: 2009-03-09)
    
    
56. RTW Tickets Written by: Matthew Kepnes
    Round the world air tickets are a good way to travel the world You buy all your tickets so you don’t have to get your flights while traveling (Posted: 2009-03-09)
    
    
57. Amsterdam Hotels And Apartments Written by: Giuseppe Urso
    Amsterdam has something for everybody and you can enjoy imposing architecture, lovely canals, ornate mansions, museums and art galleries, good shopping malls, concert halls, theaters, restaurants, bars, cafés, and lots more Situated in south of province North Holland, Dutch capital is your location for myriad of pleasures also you can do many things to have fun & pleasure in Amsterdam (Posted: 2009-03-09)
    
    
58. Inside the Versace Mansion Written by: Robert Murgatroyd
    If you've been to South Beach in Miami, you've probably walked past the famous Versace mansion on Ocean Drive If you're not sure whether or not you've seen it, just look for a really big mansion with an observatory on its roof, nestled between the cafes, restaurants and hotels of Ocean Drive (Posted: 2009-03-09)
    
    
59. Sea World Orlando Florida - A Tour Of The Attraction Written by: Jeb Maxwell
    Sea World Orlando Water Park is central Florida's premier marine life park, accepting visitors year around and presenting its guests with an sea wildlife experience that will be enjoyed by children and adults alike Theatrical Performances Shamu, the killer whale, performs in the Shamu Stadium in Sea World's signature performance called "Believe" (Posted: 2009-03-08)
    
    
60. Self-catering Holidays in Newquay – A 10-step Guide Written by: Andy Easton
    Newquay is one of the most popular resorts in Cornwall, and offers the perfect location for a self-catering holiday Below are 10 easy steps to ensure your self-catering holiday in Newquay goes perfectly (Posted: 2009-03-08)
    
    
61. There is Only One London Written by: John Hacking
    There is the United Kingdom, there is England, and then there is London (Posted: 2009-03-08)
    
    
62. Hong Kong : The City of Fashion Written by: Wolfza
    It is a shame that many stylists and fashion gurus anonymously agree that fashions in Thailand and many countries in Asia has taken influences from Hong Kong Hong Kong is only a small island but full of important forces (Posted: 2009-03-08)
    
    
63. Best Means of Accommodation in Cuba Written by: Mark Marek
    The term Casa Particular is one first-time visitors of Cuba will probably be unfamiliar with The following article is designed to answer all questions you may have on the subject (Posted: 2009-03-08)
    
    
64. Want a Free First Class Upgrade For Your Honeymoon? Written by: Jo Klobouk
    Wouldn't it be nice to travel to your Honeymoon destination First Class Perform an internet search online with the phrase "first class upgrades," and you will get many tips (Posted: 2009-03-08)
    
    
65. How to Save Money Flying With Kids Written by: Jo Klobouk
    Are you a parent who needs to fly with your young children If so, you need to look for ways to save money (Posted: 2009-03-08)
    
    
66. A New Trend in Paris Tourism: See the City of Lights by Limousine! Written by: Jackie Johnson
    When arriving in a foreign country, the last thing you want to do is trudge down to the public transportation hub, drag your suitcases onto subways amidst impatient daily commuters and navigate the station signs that may or may not be in English Taking a taxi is one option, but flagging one down isn’t always easy, and traffic can really make the tab add up (Posted: 2009-03-08)
    
    
67. Top Five Natural Sites to See on Holiday in Menorca Written by: Brenda Jaaback
    With snow blanketing the country in recent weeks and the doom and gloom prevailing at home, many of us are looking to holidays abroad for something invigorating and refreshing Most people think of somewhere warm and sandy, longing for a tan and a good book on the beach, but holidays like that can feel stilted and predictable (Posted: 2009-03-08)
    
    
68. How to Find the Cheapest Airfare Written by: Jo Klobouk
    Do you need to travel by air Whether you must attend a special event, like a wedding, want relax and hangout with old friends and family, or just have the adventure of a lifetime, you want to save money (Posted: 2009-03-08)
    
    
69. Five Day Trips For a Holiday in Cala Galdana Written by: Brenda Jaaback
    Cala Galdana, known as the “Queen of the Calas”, is perhaps the most beautiful (and most photographed) resort in Menorca With a perfect sheltered beach of golden sand, ringed by steep cliffs and dotted with villas, Cala Galdana is a popular choice with couples and families looking for place to relax in the sun on one of the best beaches on the island (Posted: 2009-03-07)
    
    
70. How to Enjoy a Family Holiday in Devon Written by: Andy Easton
    Devon is one of the most popular UK destinations for family holidays and the tourism industry caters for families throughout the county With the credit crunch meaning that the pound is much weaker against the Euro and the Dollar, UK destinations are particularly popular this year and bookings in Devon are already seeing an increase on last year’s figures (Posted: 2009-03-07)
    
    
71. Keeping the Kids Entertained Whilst Camping in France Written by: Lorraine Waddell
    Come summer time, camping in France is one of the most popular holiday options for families in the UK Thousands of families flock across the channel each year, taking advantage of the sunny weather, regional attractions and the many well provisioned campsites in France (Posted: 2009-03-07)
    
    
72. Driving to South Akumal From the Cancun Airport Written by: Macon Gravlee
    When staying in Akumal, you will find that rental cars provide an economical form of transportation in and around the town You can take the direct route and drive from the Cancun airport to Akumal via Highway #307 (Posted: 2009-03-07)
    
    
73. Five Reasons to go Camping in the Vendée Written by: Lorraine Waddell
    If you are considering a camping holiday in France, you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to selecting a destination Where you choose to go will depend on your family’s interests, but for beach lovers, a holiday spent camping in the Vendée is hard to beat (Posted: 2009-03-07)
    
    
74. Top 5 Locations For Cheap Stag Weekends Abroad Written by: Josey Walker
    Compiling a top five locations for cheap stag weekends abroad is a tough call, especially when considering all the great potential destinations out there After some intrepid research, selfless fieldwork and an industrial intake of Resolve here are the top five hottest, coolest, rudest, best, baddest destinations for cheap stag weekends abroad (Posted: 2009-03-06)
    
    
75. New Year Stag Weekends Written by: Josey Walker
    January is the most depressing time of the year In fact the third Monday of the month is even labelled Blue Monday by psychologists (Posted: 2009-03-06)
    
    
76. Can You Drive a Rental Car All the Way Around Australia? Written by: Amy Nutt
    Are you interested in taking a driving tour around Australia If you are, then you are in luck because it is very possible (Posted: 2009-03-06)
    
    
77. Beach Vacation Destinations in Europe Written by: Jessica Nielson
    Countries in Europe are very popular holiday destinations Either winter or summer holidays, Europe has much to offer (Posted: 2009-03-06)
    
    
78. Cheap Holiday Guide to Malta Written by: Jessica Nielson
    Europe has a lot of popular holiday destinations One of them is the small island state of Malta (Posted: 2009-03-06)
    
    
79. Why a Short Break in Devon or Cornwall Could Help You Beat the UK Recession Written by: Andy Easton
    As the worldwide recession continues and the pound weakens against the dollar and the Euro, predictions are that ‘staycations’ or stay-at-home holidays will be on the increase this year That doesn’t mean literally staying at ‘home’, but taking a holiday within the UK is going to be far more popular than ever as people look for the best bargains for their hard-earned pound (Posted: 2009-03-06)
    
    
80. Cornwall’s Perfect Village? Find Out More in the Essential Padstow Holiday Guide Written by: Andy Easton
    Padstow is a small fishing town nestled around a bustling harbour on the North Cornwall coast, just a few miles from Newquay After a period of decline during the 1960’s, Padstow has emerged as one of the most popular locations on the North Cornwall coast, offering a wide range of attractions, accommodation and stunning coastal and country scenery that make a visit to this part of the south west one to be remembered (Posted: 2009-03-06)
    
    
81. Bristol for the Discerning Traveller Written by: Michiel Van Kets
    Bristol is an old medieval city with an interesting history and if you take the time to explore the city centre you will see many parts of it that haven’t changed for centuries Today, Bristol offers culture and art, entertainment, and a vibrant and lively night-life (Posted: 2009-03-06)
    
    
82. Three Sherpas of the Himalaya Written by: Jude Limburn Turner
    The Sherpa people of Nepal bear a name indelibly linked to the legacy of their mountain homeland For the 400 or so years that the Sherpa have lived amidst the Himalaya they have explored this fierce environment and taken part in the greatest feats achieved on the highest peaks on earth (Posted: 2009-03-06)
    
    
83. Fact File: Your Guide to Stag Weekends in Riga Written by: Josey Walker
    Since 2004 and the arrival of low-cost airlines resulting in cheap flights from cities across Europe such as London, Berlin and Amsterdam, Riga has established itself as one of the hedonistic hubs of the Eastern European party and stag weekend scene Offering what is widely regarded as some of the best nightlife in the Baltics, Riga gives other stag weekends options such as stag weekends in Budapest and Krakow stag weekends a good run for their money (Posted: 2009-03-06)
    
    
84. Get Outside the Eurozone For Credit Crunch Beating Stags Written by: Josey Walker
    If you want value, if you want entertainment, if you want endless bars, booze, babes and a totally memorable stag weekend experience then look east If you want sensationally good looking girls, death defying, life enhancing, buddy bonding and are-you-sure-this-is-legal activities then head out of the Eurozone to the hottest, newest venues on the Eastern Bloc (Posted: 2009-03-06)
    
    
85. Sunny Florida Found in Clearwater and Tampa Bay Written by: Kirby Collins
    With warm, sunny, beaches, fabulous sunsets and crystal clear water, Clearwater is a great place for a weekend getaway or a week at the beach Clearwater is located just outside Tampa, Florida and visitors will find plenty to do year round (Posted: 2009-03-06)
    
    
86. The Nakheel Tower – Dubai’s Final Frontier? Written by: Jane Wilkinson
    With the Burj Dubai soon to reach completion, the pantheon of supertall skyscrapers around the world is set to welcome a new Titan The ‘Burj’ boasts not only thousands of square feet of office space, but aims to outdo its rivals with the inclusion of no less than 9 luxury hotels (Posted: 2009-03-06)
    
    
87. What to See and Where to Go When Camping in Royan Written by: Lorraine Waddell
    Camping in Royan allows the visitor to sample many of the delights of France, and all from a quiet and beautiful coastal region fringed by forests of thick Pine Whether you’re already keen on camping holidays in the south west of France or are only just considering Royan for the first time, here’s a guide to what awaits you in this much loved national retreat (Posted: 2009-03-06)
    
    
88. Useful Catalan Phrases For Your Holiday in Menorca Written by: Brenda Jaaback
    When you’re looking for villas in Menorca you’ll most likely be concerned with location, quality, facilities and all the other details that will ensure a fantastic holiday When it comes time to leave, your top priorities will be tickets and passports, keys and suitcases (Posted: 2009-03-06)
    
    
89. Vacation Packages to Las Vegas Help Encourage Tourism Written by: Walt Willis
    The bright lights and the loud sounds of the Strip has always drawn tourists and those seeking excitement and adventure to the state of Nevada; however, there several factors that may discourage tourists from ever visiting which necessitates the availability of vacation packages to Las Vegas These discouraging factors include the climate of area, the location of the city and limited transportation to the city, and the expenses associated with such travel (Posted: 2009-03-06)
    
    
90. Finding the Perfect Holiday Accommodation in Florence Written by: Roberto Manetti
    Once you have made the decision to travel to beautiful city of Florence, how do you go about maximizing your enjoyment factor In a city like this it is not hard to do, there is something to please just about everyone (Posted: 2009-03-05)
    
    
91. Staying Active in Varadero Written by: Emma Lelliott
    If you want to relax on one of the finest beaches in the Caribbean, you need look no further than Varadero, the largest beach resort in Cuba This long stretch of golden sand is simply stunning, and the numerous resort hotels in Varadero will leave you spoilt for choice when it comes to selecting your accommodation (Posted: 2009-03-05)
    
    
92. Discovering the Magic of Phang-nga, Thailand Written by: Stephan Suttikarn
    Giddy with excitement as you set out to unravel Phang-nga, Thailand Before you set out on your journey, make sure you get utmost enjoyment by knowing bits and pieces about the varied attractions that the exquisite destination has to offer (Posted: 2009-03-05)
    
    
93. Famous Residents of Cuba Written by: Emma Lelliott
    Whatever your views on Cuba, everyone agrees that the island has been home to some of the most colourful and passionate people in history Cuba seems to lend itself to free-spirited and wonderful figures, many of whom take holidays to Cuba, find themselves under her spell and decide to stay (Posted: 2009-03-05)
    
    
94. Activities and Things to Do in Akumal, Mexico Written by: Macon Gravlee
    If you like history, sports or a wide variety of ocean and land based activities you will have a great time in Akumal Mexico There is a huge array of activities that will please everyone no matter how discerning the traveler (Posted: 2009-03-05)
    
    
95. What Kind of Rambler Are You? Written by: Tony Maniscalco
    Few things define a person more than their choice of holidays, walking holidays even more so If you’re a serious rambler, you’ll be very specific about the season, the destination, the pace and even the goal of your hike (Posted: 2009-03-05)
    
    
96. The Difference Between Hotels, Vacation Homes and a Bed and Breakfast Written by: Jeb Maxwell
    When it is time to take the family on vacation, most of us think only about getting a hotel room Sure, we might also consider a tent campground, a RV or travel trailer, and possibly even a beach condo, but how many of us realize that we have more choices for a place to sleep while on vacation (Posted: 2009-03-05)
    
    
97. Find Awesome Travel Specials for the Spring and Summer of 2009 Written by: Anson Werner
    As the recession sets in, commercial enterprise begins the struggle of staying afloat during an economic downtown The days of profit taking are now in the rear-view mirror as businesses strive to stay economically viable, while the economy works to right itself (Posted: 2009-03-04)
    
    
98. The Algarve - The Perfect Family Holiday Destination? Written by: Mark Scriven
    Taking a holiday in the Algarve, Portugal during the winter season is a wonderful way to escape the cold and rainy weather and enjoy the warmth of this stunning area The space and flexibility you can enjoy if you spend your holiday in one of the many Algarve villas that are available for rent will make it that much more special (Posted: 2009-03-04)
    
    
99. Best Places to Spend Your Skiing Holiday Written by: Jessica Nielson
    Everyone loves holidays Simply because it means fun, vacation, rest, and traveling to some (Posted: 2009-03-04)
    
    
100. Spending Any Kind of Cheap Holidays at Bulgaria Written by: Jessica Nielson
     If you haven't decided where to spend you holidays yet, then I say you can visit Bulgaria Be it for a summer or winter holidays, Bulgaria has a lot to offer you (Posted: 2009-03-04)
     
     

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