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  • Winter Sunshine Breaks For 2009 - Tenerife
    Britain, Germany, Scandanavia and for that matter most of Europe can be pretty dismal from October to March as winter takes hold.

    But the Canary Islands, and Tenerife in particular, offer a week or two of sunshine for those in the know.
  • Malta's Skyrocketing Tourism- Is It The Low Cost Flights?
    Low-cost airlines could be the underlying cause of the increase in tourism on Malta. In fact, some airlines claim to be more responsible for travel to and from the island than others. Air Malta believes they are primarily responsible for Malta's increase in tourism. In August, Ryanair reported carrying more than 40,000 passengers to or from Malta during the month of July.
  • Cyprus Golf Courses Clubs and Resorts
    In some areas of the world, tourism often slows during the colder winter months. Due to the location and year round mild climate of Cyprus, the island is becoming one of the best places in the world for year round golfing and other tourist activity.
  • 2009 Ski Holidays In The US And Canada
    The ski season's upon us, and ski resorts in both the US and Canada are eagerly awaiting their skiing guests.

    With new investment even returning skiers should be happy with their 2009 ski holidays.
  • Winter Golfing on the Canary Islands
    Few places in the world offer winter golfing as diverse as the Canary Islands. Gran Canaria is home to at least five beautiful golf courses. Golf is one of Tenerife's most popular sports, second only to water sports. Aside from the oldest history and longest beaches of the Canaries, Fuerteventura has one large 18-hole golf course.
  • A Sunny Day for Dogs
    Cyprus is not a European State that is known for animal friendly beaches. It is the only state in Europe to actually ban all dogs at its beaches. That was until the officials made an progressive decision.
  • New Markets Help Malta Property
    Property markets the world over are seeing sharp price declines and a real lack of serious buyers as the recession hits home

    But it seems some areas of Europe are doing better than others at attracting new buyers and maintaining current property prices, while other locations have seen much sharper drops in their real estate prices
  • Andorra Skiing Gets 2009 Vote Of Confidence
    A leading ski holiday internet site has given Andorra a major thumbs up by choosing two of her resorts for their top ten.

    It's a vote of confidence Andorra needs as it faces a tough 2009 ski season.
  • 2009 Sunshine Winter Holidays - Lanzarote
    If you're fed up with the winter weather, Lanzarote has become more affordable this year thanks to the budget airlines flying to the island, and it's perfect for a winter break.
  • 2009 European Capital Weekends - Mahon
    Weekend breaks are very much in vogue in Europe, and a visit to the capital of Menorca - Mahon - can make for a great few days away.
  • Learning English - Maltese Language Schools
    Trying to learn a new language is rarely easy - but if it's for a career and a higher salary with better prospects the motivation can be there.
  • Yachting Holidays - Fort Lauderdale
    Fort Lauderdale has been a top tourist destination for decades. One of its primary attractions are the plentiful yacht facilities. Many have gained repute and esteem as some of the finest in the world.
  • Majorca Winter And New Year Holidays
    Known throughout Europe for her summer holidays, Majorca is one of the most popular destinations in the summer.

    But the island is getting popular too later on in the year, and the autumn can see the island at her best.
  • A Look At Kimi Raikkonen: F1 World Drivers Champion
    The world of Formula One is graced by the best designed cars in the world - but the sport is lucky to have legendary Kimi Raikkonen as one of the drivers too.
  • Ski Holidays 2009 - Red Lights For Skiers
    The ski holiday season is here, and families who enjoy the great outdoors will soon be out on the slopes having a good time.

    But some ski resorts are having to put the brakes on the more serious skier, as the speeds they do are just too much.
  • The Sands Of Lanzarote - Best In Europe?
    There's many reasons why people are drawn to Lanzarote for a holiday - the climate during winter is one example - another is the first class beaches the island offers.
  • Swimming With The Dolphins For Fun And Health
    Animals have been used along with physical therapy for decades. It is common to see small farms or petting zoos double as places for assisting those who are in need. Dolphins are giving researchers and therapists opportunities to break new ground through dolphin assisted therapy.
  • Travel Traditions Refuse To Die
    Computers are everywhere, and more and more people access the internet regularly, with travel companies offering individuals the same deals as for travel agents.

    But the traditional package holiday is still going strong, even in 2008, when flights and accommodation can be booked seperately.
  • Malta Reaches For The Stars
    Malta has been a favourite winter holiday destination for some years, but now the island is hoping to attract high spenders for a weekend or longer.
  • Recession Hits Majorca Holiday Bookings
    A 2 hour flight away from London, Majorca has been the favourite destination for British holidaymakers for decades, and has helped Spain to be the holiday country it is today.

    But with the Euro strong against the pound, British tourists have been swapping Majorca for cheaper priced holiday spots.
  • Tiger Mosquitoes: Where Are They And What Are The Dangers?
    Globalisation and global warming are a perfect combination for one of man's enemies - the tiger mosquito. Will they be visiting a town near you sometime soon?
  • Snowboarders Winning Resort Battles
    Some ski resorts have been less than welcoming to snowboarders in the past, but as the 2009 ski holiday season begins, purists are in a small minority.
  • 2009 Holiday Locations - Costa Teguise Lanzarote
    If you're considering somewhere new for a holiday in 2009, Lanzarote's Costa Teguise could be ideal for family time.
  • Tenerife Welcomes New Holiday Resort Upgrade
    Puerto de la Cruz is known to millions of Europeans as a great winter holiday resort - but with business seeping away new money is being spent to attract both new and visitors to the town this winter.
  • 2009 Spanish Vacations - Binibeca Menorca
    Vacations are already being planned for next year, and as winter draws in it's something for families to look forward to as they try to get through the economic gloom.
  • Monte Carlo Rocks The Property World
    Monte Carlo trounced London in a recent report of the world's top property areas for price increases.

    Why are Monte Carlo prices rising while the rest of the world sees their property values in meltdown?
  • Beautiful Lake Tahoe, Adventures for Everyone
    There's plenty of places that claim to be good for a holiday year round - few can come close to what Lake Tahoe has to offer though.
  • Weddings Change With The Times
    The world is changing, and attitudes to weddings and marriage are changing too, including just where and when the big day is.
  • Winter Holidaying in Ibiza: Enjoy Your Own Private Spanish Island
    There is more to Ibiza than dance clubs. Travelers looking for a quiet, pristine and educational winter vacation would do well to consider this Balearic isle.
  • Gran Canaria Still Popular With Tourists Despite Waning Numbers
    A poll of European tourists indicates that the Canary Islands are one of Spain's top destinations. This news may be music to the ears of business owners in Gran Canaria and the surrounding islands.
  • Malta Trip for "Man of the Match" David James
    It seems Portsmouth football player David James is enjoying the fruits of his team's latest sponsorship agreement. James was named "Man of the Match" after the Premiership League's first home game of the season.
  • Blaming Obesity on Pollution
    A Spanish study on developing fetuses on the island of Menorca indicates that chemical pollution exposure increases the risk of obesity. The latest HCB study is one more confirmation of the United Nations Environment Programme Governing Council's suspicions regarding HCB.
  • Taking Back the Monte Carlo: Turning the Tables on Card Counters
    Gambling is a multi-billion dollar industry worldwide. It's little wonder that card counting remains a large problem for profit-mongering casino owners.
  • Beating Allergies - Med Diet Could Help
    New research suggests that following a Mediterranean diet while pregnant might help a baby in later life with allergies.
  • 2009 Ski Holidays USA - Aspen, Colorado
    It's nearly time to decide for the ski holiday fraternity which resort to head for this year - for many it will be one in Colorado, and often it's Aspen.
  • Great Train Journeys - Eurostar London And Paris
    Eurostar is the high speed rail service between Great Britain and the Continent. Over the past few months passenger service has increased by 18 percent. For many people the rail service is an attractive alternative to the hassles of air travel. But it is also just a great way to travel.
  • 2009 Ski Holidays Face Meltdown
    Of all the travel sectors likely to be hit hardest by the current economic crises, it has to be the ski holidays industry, according to British company International Property Tribune, who have fifteen travel sites including one for skiing

    'Recent surveys have shown that during the forthcoming economic downturn in Europe and the US, many people regard their summer holiday as an essential, not a luxury, and come hell or high water people are still going to take a holiday
  • Leonardo DiCaprio at Work and Play
    Leonardo DiCaprio is one of the megastars of his generation. His career is on fire, and his charitable work on behalf of the environment is well known. In between his work and charity DiCaprio still finds time to relax in places like Ibiza in Spain's Balearic Islands.
  • Up And Running - Ski Resorts Open Early
    If ever there's a ski season that needs good news it has to be this one, with the world's economy freezing quicker than the snow.

    And the ski slopes have opened early in both the US and Europe, bringing some cheer to the ski holidays industry.
  • Lanzarote Villa Holidays - Beat The Post Christmas Blues!
    With Christmas and the New Year out of the way, it could be a week in January in the sun instead of doom and gloom with a villa holiday in Lanzarote.
  • Holiday Attacks - British Youth Take Knife Culture On Holiday
    A knife culture has been growing in the UK for several years. British thugs sometimes referred to as Yobs are endangering the lives of tourists and residents alike in Spanish resorts. Police on some Spanish islands have resorted to random searches in an effort to diffuse the problem.
  • 2009 European Ski Holidays - Austria
    The ski holiday season is nearly here - and if you're lucky enough to be skiing in Europe this ski season, where could be better than Austria?
  • A US Holiday is Still a Bargain for Brits
    With the dollar dropping in value compared to the British pound over the past couple of years, taking a holiday in the U.S. is a bargain. There is so much to see and do that narrowing down your choices may be the hardest part of your planning. But be aware that the dollar has begun to creep up lately, so you may want to act quickly.
  • Culture And History In Mallorca
    The island of Mallorca is best known around the world as a holiday island, but dig a little further into the island's society and culture and it's a fascinating mix.
  • Hamilton Edges Out Massa to Win Brazilian Grand Prix
    The 2008 Brazilian Grand Prix had race fans on the edges of their seats until the very end. A last minute effort by Lewis Hamilton resulted in his becoming the world's first black Formula One champion.
  • Spain - Attracting New Vistors
    Europeans have known for years that Spain can be the best country for a family holiday - and now the country is attracting new tourists from beyond Europe for her culture, history and great beaches.
  • 2009 Star Holidays - Head For Spain
    Some people love nothing more than returning from holiday to tell their friends they saw someone famous on the same beach as them.

    Where are the stars likely to be for their 2009 holidays?
  • Holiday Home Owners Could Face Ruin
    People who bought a holiday home in recent years are facing a double whammy.

    Their property price is dropping - and airlines are cutting back on some routes, making access more expensive and difficult.
  • Ideal Family Holiday Destination - Cala En Porter Menorca
    If you're looking for an ideal family holiday, where everything is walking distance and you don't need a car - Cala en Porter in Menorca could fit the bill.
  • 2009 Ski Holidays - Revelstoke Canada
    Thinking about a ski holiday now winter is nearly upon us?

    Whether you're based in North America or Europe, Revelstoke in Canada's British Columbia could prove to be a great ski holiday destination.
  • Kate Moss to Wed in Ibiza?
    Kate Moss was reportedly looking at San Carlos church and requested information on wedding receptions at Las Banderas Hotel this summer.

    Could an Ibiza wedding be on the cards?
  • Cyprus Experiences an Upswing in Tourism
    Cyprus has long been one of the world's great tourist destinations, but lately has trouble attracting visitors. The island holiday isn't viewed as relevant to the times by many, though a recent upswing suggests that Cyprus isn't down for the count.
  • 2 Wheel Holidays In Majorca
    For many tourists gone are the days when a beach, a bar and the sun was enough to keep them happy.

    Cycling holidays for example are now popular, and a great way to see somewhere like Majorca.
  • Considering A Menorca Holiday? Out Of Season Can Be Best
    If you're considering a holiday in Menorca, a trip out of season sees the island peaceful and at her best.
  • France - The Perfect 2009 Ski Holiday Destination
    Easily the most popular ski holiday destination for British skiiers is France. The French Pyrenees and French Alps offer world class slopes, beautiful resorts and some of the best restaurants in the world. These elements combine to create the ideal location for the perfect ski holiday in 2009.
  • David Coulthard: An F1 Driver's Life in the Fast Lane
    Monaco resident and Formula One driver David Coulthard is in the final year of his Grand Prix career.

    The Scottish born driver has had a long, often tumultuous career full of drama and danger.
  • Jolie and Pitt on the Move in Monaco
    Celebrities have always proclaimed their love for Europe, and France in particular. Now, Hollywood super-couple Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are looking to set up a holiday haven on the French Riviera. They were recently spotted strolling the beaches while shopping perhaps for a private villa.
  • Last Minute Holiday Savings Is So Last Year
    The travel world is changing - up until recently the best way to get a good deal for a holiday was to book late and pick up a bargain.

    But with travel companies wanting revenue now, deep discounts are being offered to those who book next year's holiday early.
  • British Clouds Brighten Menorca
    A number of world events have conspired to make this year not a particularly good one for the Mediterranean holiday island of Menorca, a favourite holidays destination for many European families

    The top reason for a drop in visitors is currencies - Menorca like the rest of Spain is part of the Eurozone, while the UK where most of Menorca's visitors are based has maintained her own currency - sterling - and the Euro has gained strength in the last 12 months, making Menorca holidays some ten per cent more expensive this year than last
  • Two New Marinas for Cyprus
    Cyprus is an island country in the Mediterranean Sea, south of Turkey and north of Egypt. The Limassol Marina is one of two large marinas soon to be under construction in Cyprus. The Peyia municipality, more specifically Coral Bay, will be home to the new Coral Bay Marina.
  • Major Improvements for Los Cristianos in Tenerife
    Seven major islands comprise the Canary Islands. One minor island and several islets add to the appeal of the area. Los Cristianos has undergone several renovations and improvements to increase its appeal to tourists.
  • Educational Inexpensive Spanish Vacations for Children
    When about 2,000 British children were asked about their family's vacation habits, 57 percent more said they vacationed in Spain than any other part of the world. Every city and town has its own story to tell and children often learn much more effectively when they can see things first-hand.
  • The 2009 Ski Season is Just Around the Corner
    Winter is nearly here and skiers and winter-sports enthusiasts around the globe ramp up for the upcoming ski season. The 2009 ski season is expected to be busier than the 2008 season, despite economic worries. Ski resorts around the world offer discount ski packages for large groups and families.
  • Scanadnavians Love Lanzarote Winter Holidays
    Scandanavians are increasingly leaving their harsh winters behind for a sunshine break...and Lanzarote is increasingly their destination of choice for a winter holiday.
  • Malta Tourist Numbers Beat 2008 Meltdown
    With holiday companies going bust and the economy slowing down, Malta has surprised many by increase the number of holidaymakers who have visited in 2008.
  • Planning Your Balearic Island Vacation
    Planning the perfect island vacation can be a daunting task, especially when children are involved. Majorca's beaches are some of the highest ranking beaches in the world. Eighty beaches and lots of clubs make Ibiza the central hub of excitement for party-lovers.
  • Fernando Alonso Wins Japanese Grand Prix
    Fernando Alonso accomplished a hard-won victory at the Japanese Grand Prix. Robert Kubica raced a hard race for first against Fernando Alonso. The Formula One World Championship race is quickly coming to an end.
  • Ski Resorts Race to Open First
    Resort owners and their marketing teams have created a bit of competition among the world's ski resorts. The first competition of the year is quickly becoming one to see who is ready to open first. Which North American ski resort was the first to open for the 2008-2009 ski season?
  • Canary Islands: A Premier Winter Holiday Destination For 2009
    It's gloom and doom in Europe as the economies of the leading countries - the UK and Germany - falter, and warnings abound of two more years of austerity.

    But many people are throwing caution to the wind and booking winter holidays in two of Europe's favourite holiday islands.
  • Shame Of The British Tourist
    British holidaymakers are getting quite a reputation in Europe for drunken and violent behaviour.

    This summer two women tried to open a plane door at 30,000 feet to get some fresh air...
  • Menorca's Golden Beach - Son Bou
    With over a mile of the best coastline in Menorca, no matter how many tourists flock to Son Bou there's alays space for one more beach towel!
  • Spain is Scotland's Favorite Vacation Destination
    Spain has a lot to offer a vacationer. Scottish tourists, in particular, love spending their vacations in Spain. But when they can't get to Madrid or Barcelona, some are happy to stay close to home.
  • Airline Industry Suffers In Economic Slow Down
    The rising fuel prices have affected the majority of airplane manufacturers worldwide. Some of the largest airplane manufacturing companies are showing significant drops from once record sales.
  • The Economic Downturn is No Problem for Austria's Ski Resorts
    Austria is one of the world's most well-loved ski destinations. The outlook for European skiing once looked dismal, but Austria continues to thrive on the ski industry and all that comes with it.
  • Pony Trekking in Spain: The Equine Lover's Holiday
    Pony trekking has gained immense popularity in Spain in recent years. Few better ways exist to combine balmy weather, gorgeous scenery and horseback riding into one vacation. Pony trekking holidays draw equine fans from all over the world to sunny Spain.
  • Majorca Jewel Loses Shine
    For years Majorca has been the jewel in the crown of Spanish tourism - successfully attracting Europeans, especially from Germany and the UK, but also further afield in recent years as Americans, Canadians, Russians and Australians have discovered for themselves that a holiday in Majorca isn't just plenty of sunshine and good beaches
  • Fernando Alonso: 2008 Singapore Grand Prix Champion
    At 27 years old, Spanish race car driver Fernando Alonso captured the first race in the inaugural Formula One Singapore Grand Prix. This was Alonso's first win of the current season and his 50th overall since he started racing professionally.
  • Most Expensive Street In The World
    The most expensive street in the world for buying a residential property has just been announced.

    It's not Fifth Avenue, it's not even in the US...
  • Tenerife Spends To Gain Tourists
    Times are hard for tourist resorts in Europe as holiday spending is cut back - Tenerife is investing to get the tourists to the island.
  • The Perfect Sands of Majorca
    Majorca is one of the hottest vacation destinations in Spain for many reasons. This island is one of three off the tip of Southern Spain. Majorca is known to some as Mallorca.
  • Menorca Golf - The Twilight Zone
    Spain has many fine golf courses, and while Menorca only has one it's offering golfers a good deal to play in the early evening in the peak summer months when day time golf can be just too hot.
  • Ibiza: Not Just a Party Destination Anymore
    Ibiza has always been known as a party destination. Recently the island has been sporting a somewhat tamer image. These days it's not unlikely to see families vacationing on the island and enjoying its peaceful natural beauty.
  • The Many Sides of Davos
    Davos, still a winter sports Mecca, has also earned a reputation as a seat of thinkers, movers and shakers. Its many sides have given it a permanent position in the public eye and the world map.
  • Take a Two-Day Mini-Cruise Through the Canary Islands
    Travelers who want to experience all that the Portuguese and Canary Islands area has to offer can now take a new ferry to get around. The ferry takes travelers from Portimao, through Madeira and ultimately to Tenerife.
  • A Thrilling Italian Grand Prix as Sebastian Vettel Takes His Maiden Win
    Sebastian Vettel, the youngest ever F1 winner claims victory in the Italian Grand Prix. The changing weather conditions intensified the challenge of the race. Hamilton comes from fifteenth to finish seventh after dueling with a challenging Webber.
  • Spanish Holidays Losing Ground to Turkey
    Turkey is gaining ground as a favorite holiday destination for Brits. Some low-cost airlines have been working with travel agents to help increase their own business as well as retaining the agent's client base.
  • British Tourists - Spend, Spend, Spend!
    Who would have thought that the British economy could be in trouble?

    The British love their holidays, and it's one of the last things to be cut it seems...
  • Making the Move to Menorca
    Millions of people per year go to the Balearic Island of Menorca to relax, unwind and get away from it all. But why are so many people now buying property in Menorca?
  • Good Time for Foreigners to Invest in Lanzarote
    The formerly red-hot property market on the island of Lanzarote appears to be cooling somewhat. This may indicate a slight downturn in the island's economy. It may also mean that now is a good time for foreigners to invest in Lanzarote property.
  • Best Surfing In Europe? Head For Lanzarote
    If you're after a surfing holiday, and not sure where to head to in Europe, Lanzarote could be the answer.
  • Portsmouth FC: Pompey Strive for Another FA Cup
    Pompey's 08/09 season is just underway and Portsmouth fans couldn't be happier. It appears the Blue Army is geared up for another exciting season.
  • British Travel Agents In Gran Canaria For October
    The 2008 Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA) Conference will be held in October in the Canary Islands - more specifically, Gran Canaria. This year's theme is 'Innovation'. Attendance for the 2008 ABTA Conference is expected to nearly double that of last year.
  • Local Airports Reduce Holiday Getaway Stress
    Airlines in Europe are utilising smaller airports away from the big cities - and holidaymakers and business people are choosing to fly locally, reducing travelling time and stress.
  • How to Calm Your Fears and Enjoy Baby's First Vacation
    Going on that first vacation with a new baby scares most parents. It doesn't have to be so stressful. By keeping baby's happiness and well-being in mind, you can experience a relaxing and fun vacation with your infant.
  • Peter Crouch - From Ibiza To Portsmouth
    Yet another celebrity figure has been spotted on a Spain holiday recently. Soccer star Peter Crouch was photographed relaxing aboard a sailboat just off the coast of Ibiza.
  • UK Babes Love To Holiday
    UK babies have never had it so good - over a quarter have been on an overseas holiday by six months old.

    Parents are using their maternity leave to get cheap off peak holiday deals...
  • Breakthrough in Travel Safety For Faraway Tourists
    Natural disasters thousands of miles from home can have an immediate impact if you know someone holidaying in the area.

    The British government has come up with a scheme that will help next time there's a major earthquake, Tsunami or other disaster.
  • Popular Year Round Vacation Destinations for Water Sports
    It's not just the sun that attracts holidaymakers to the beaches of Europe - having fun in the Mediterranean is enjoyed by millions of tourists each year.
  • Economy Vacations At Do It Yourself Hotels
    Economy vacation seems like a contradiction in terms. It's hard to believe that a foreign holiday might be possible on a tight budget. Yet travelers have been finding ways to have their cake and it too.
  • Round The World 2008 Yachting Race
    With Cowes Week, Majorca's King's Cup, and the Olympics all been and gone by end September, where next for the world's best yachtsmen and women?

    It's around the world...

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