Exploring Paxos in Greece
Paxos is a small island that sits just south of Corfu in the Ionian Sea. It is a popular choice with families, couples and singles as there is a great range of activities and entertainment, catering to most holidaymakers’ needs and wants. Exploring Paxos is a great adventure and easily done as the island is only around 10km long and…
Museums of Amsterdam
If you’re looking for something to do during a city break in Amsterdam, the city boasts over 50 museums. The exhibits range from Old Masters on one hand to collections of handbags on the other. Some museums are world famous, while others are little known outside Amsterdam. Check out our guide to some of the most famous and some of…
Take a Tour of the Highlights of Boston
Boston is a fascinating city with a huge amount to offer and if you’re going to get the most out of a trip here then you need to be organised. From history, to fine art, beer brewing and baseball, there are sites of interest and things to see and do all over the town. If you’re considering a trip to…
Grand Canyon Skywalk
When it was first discovered by European settlers the Grand Canyon was considered to be little more than an obstruction to exploration. It wasn’t until the early years of the 20th century that the area was designated as a national park and the Grand Canyon itself was classified as a national monument. Since then millions of people have flocked from…
Four Top European City Breaks of 2012
Whether it’s a weekend party with friends or a romantic getaway, Europe offers a wide range of excitement, adventure and culture. This article suggests four great European city breaks for 2012. Though these cities are some of the safest and best in the world for traveling, purchasing travel insurance provides peace of mind and confidence to enjoy breaks to the…
Dangerous Darwinism: Is Exotic Tourism Threatening our Wildlife?
Holidays in exotic locations have become increasingly attractive, thanks in part to a better-educated general public who know and read about far-flung places and relatively inexpensive travel options. This often creates a double-edged-sword scenario, with tourism creating as many problems as it solves. While it’s natural to want to visit places of natural beauty or destinations that are the natural habitat of rare or endangered species, unless the influx of visitors is controlled, the effect can be detrimental to the very species we wish to preserve.
Manchester- The Geek’s Guide.
The birth place of the world’s first In Vitro baby and 3 leading research universities marks Manchester on the map for interesting discoveries and scientific breakthroughs. The city’s varied cultures and styles makes it an easy place to live as a geek, as it is a city where uniqueness is celebrated. I’m not talking about your classic case of “geek…
Machu Picchu: Mountain Fortress of the Ancient Incas
The lost Incan city of Machu Picchu was always on my bucket list of places I wanted to visit. From the moment I first learned of this legendary citadel set high up in the Andes, I just knew I had to make my way to this fascinating and awe-inspiring site. The ancient ruins of Machu Picchu sit on a ridge…
A Year of Dickens in Portsmouth UK
As a seaside destination, Portsmouth is always a popular place to go and 2012 is set to be the city’s best year yet. One big reason for this is that this year, as well as all the excitement about the Olympics and the Royal Jubilee, Portsmouth is also hosting a series of events dedicated to Charles Dickens to celebrate his…


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