A less than surprising finding of the ABTA 2011 Consumer Trends Survey was the agreement among British respondents that cheap holidays in Spain are the most family-friendly. Of the consumers interviewed for the survey, nearly one in five voted for Spain.
While it’s usually humans making grand voyages where they traverse the United States, this time the epic traveller in question was a cat called Willow.
Research from Bing Travel has shown that USA holidays will be a significantly cheaper prospect this Christmas than last year.
August 20th, 2009 After a bit of banter amongst the lads over history’s funniest football moments, I decided, just for a laugh, to collect my thoughts into a blog in a countdown of my funniest moments. So here goes! … In at no. 10… Source …Once again serial prankster Karl [...]
We felt we just had to write about this gem of a hotel we discovered on Palm Canyon Drive in Palm Springs. The Desert Riviera Hotel was just perfect. What a welcome we received from the owners, Patty, Larry and Judy! With only 10 rooms in this hotel they ensure [...]
When you think of holidays to the USA, Washington isn’t always the first place that springs to mind. The city is located on the USA’s east coast, on the north bank of the Potomac River. It is bordered by the states of Virginia and Maryland. Washington is the Capital of [...]
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