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#Cheap Ways to Travel Across Europe

September 13, 2012 / By NomadicMatt

Even with the falling Euro, traveling around Europe can still be fairly expensive, especially if you are traveling long distances or miss out on that killer fare from Ryanair. I sometimes get sick to my stomach at how much transportation can cost even for the shortest distances. But, despite the high valued Euro, high transportation costs, and general expensiveness of Europe, there are still many ways to travel around Europe affordably:

Megabus

Megabus is a cheap way to get around the United Kingdom (England, Scotland, Wales), as tickets can cost as little as 1.50 USD. You ll need to book at least a month in advance on popular routes to get these fares (and even if you don’t scoop up these amazingly cheap deals, you can still travel for a more reasonable price than on the national bus system as fares rarely top 15 USD). Additionally, Megabus also operates trains to some destinations aro ... Read more »

#UK Visas - Traveller Information.

Make sure your arrival in London goes smoothly with this guide to UK visa regulations.

To find out whether you need a visa and how to apply to visit London, see the UK Border Agency website or check with your local British Embassy or other diplomatic representative before you travel. The rules change regularly, so you should check you have the most up to date information for your trip.

Some people may require a visa to visit London. Information on visitor visas and how to apply for one can be found on the UK Border Agency website. Leave to enter the country as a visitor is only granted for a limited period depending on your travel plans.

Some people may need a visa to study in London. Further details on student visas are available from the UK Border agency website. For information on studying in London, visit the official London university guide website, Study London .

Leave to enter the country as a visitor is nor ... Read more »

#Cheapest Days to Fly and Best Time to Buy Airline Tickets

Editor s note: We updated this popular post in 2015 with new and easy-to-use information. One thing that hasn t changed is these tips still help save money every time you shop for airfare.

Update: Summer, Holiday, Peak Travel Tips

Three quick tips to save time and money during the busiest travel days of the year.

1. Get to the airport early: If flying during any peak season (particularly June, July or August) get to the airport anywhere from 30 minutes to 2 hours earlier than normal. Do this! Airport lines will be long and if you aren t at the gate before the aircraft door closes, you will not be flying.
2. Keep an eye on the weather: Summer weather can be much worse than winter. Thunderstorms delay flights more often than snowstorms so be aware and know what to do if your flight is cancelled or delayed .
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#Coach Holidays and Day Trips and Excursions With Star Travel Coach Holidays

Dear Travellers

We at Star Travel Coach Holidays have over 25 years coaching experience, and our reputation for quality and value for money is your guarantee to a first class coaching holiday.

Whether you are someone who regularly travels with us or someone who is contemplating one of our holidays for the first time, we do hope that you will enjoy browsing our website and that we have the pleasure of welcoming you on one of our tours in 2015 / 2016.

If you have travelled with us before, you will already know that the standard of service provided by Star Travel is unlike that of other coach operators. We know how important your holiday is and all our administrative staff and drivers try that little bit harder to make sure everything goes exactly as planned.

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Once you have booked your holiday, just sit back and let us take care of the rest. Whether you ... Read more »

#Christmas Holiday Packages for 2015

Christmas Package Deals

Aside from the above obvious benefits for travelling over the festive season, it's also a great chance to see how other parts of the world celebrate xmas. Some offer little fanfare, but most enjoy the atmosphere and happiness found in celebrating this tradition, even if it's not a tradition of theirs. Many hotels and resorts feature fun ways to celebrate the Christmas holidays including big feasts where you can choose to celebrate intimately with your family, or join the big group and celebrate with your fellow travellers and after all, the more the merrier right!

While Christmas is often thought of as something for the kids, New Year's Eve is a celebration more suited to the adults and there are plenty of hotels and resorts who embrace this tradition as well, throwing fantastic parties and dinners to celebrate well into the night. However you choose to celebrate the silly season, these Christmas holiday ... Read more »

#UNIGLOBE Preferred Travel

Welcome to UNIGLOBE Preferred Travel.

Travel Management has never been this flexible.

Being a truly independent company, we provide an unbiased travel management service with a global reach. We appreciate the importance of combining deep industry experience with business acumen, innovation, great people and the skills required to translate energy into results. In addition to developing executable strategies, we collaborate with our clients to deliver market leading solutions both online and offline, and build sustainable partnerships with a focus on maximising efficiency.

Travel is critical to your company. You know the commercial efficiency argument for connecting people and businesses; for face to face meetings, to build relationships and develop business but the cost! Along with the financial, emotional and safety concerns, getting your travel programme right is a major priority.

UNIGLOBE Travel focuses on our clients ... Read more »

#China Tours, Japan Tours, China & Japan Tour Packages & Vacations.

China & Japan Tours - Escorted Travel

Escorted tours of China feature a professional English-speaking tour manager to handle all of your needs. Maximize comfort and value, while taking advantage of the camaraderie that comes with traveling as a group.

Air & Land: $1629* Land Only: 3 Beijing, 4 Cruise, 2 Shanghai Tour Type: Escorted Season: Nov '15 - Mar '16

12 Day China with Chengdu Air & Land: $2599* Land Only: $1749 3 Beijing, 2 Xian, 3 Chengdu, 2 Shanghai Tour Type: Escorted Season: Apr - Oct '15

12 Day Japan, Then & Now Air & Land: $4389* Land Only: $3599 4 Tokyo, 1 Kaga, 1 Takayama, 4 Kyoto Tour Type: Small Group Season: Sep '15 - Mar '16

14 Day China & Tibet Discovery Air & Land: $3219* Land Only: $2399 3 Shanghai, 3 Xian, 3 Lhasa (Tibet), 3 Beijing Tour Type: Small Group Season: Apr - Oct '15

14 Day China with 4 Day Yang ... Read more »

#Christmas Travel Packages 2015 - Best Christmas Vacation Package

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Christmas travel packages are often the sole reason many people are able to take a family vacation at Christmas. They allow you to save money on transportation, accommodations, and amenities, and many families are especially fond of them as they ensure a stress-free vacation once you arrive at your destination. There are options for Christmas vacation deals all over the world, including the sunny tropical resorts in the Caribbean and Mexico. the snow-capped Alps and Pyrenees in Europe, luxurious ski resorts in the US and Canada, and even the exotic beach destinations in Asia.

For many families, the best Christmas vacation package is one that includes time at the beach, and for that, the Caribbean and Mexico often have the best deals, and even access to all inclusive resorts. In the Caribbean, Jamaica is one of the most popular resort destinations, as it has specifically family-friendly resorts ... Read more »

#Competition Is Shaking Up The Online Travel Market

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The online travel agencies (OTAs) had gross bookings exceeding $150 billion in 2013, representing 38% of the global online market and 13% of the global travel market. The online travel sales figure is estimated to be growing at 12% annually. OTAs have 15% of total hotel sales in the U.S. with around $19 billion of gross bookings and are expected to grow 5-6% over the next two years. OTAs customer segments span across business, leisure, and group. OLT websites play multiple roles, acting as marketing engines, booking engines, and search engines, as well as existing as an execution platform for customers.

The global leaders in this space clude: Priceline and Expedia. which individually sell more than 22 million and 12 million hotel room nights per month, respectively. The world’s largest travel review platform, TripAdvisor receives 315 million monthly unique visito ... Read more »

#Cuba Travel Information Is Now On KAYAK

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Oh happy day -- you no longer need to be Beyonce to take a trip to Cuba. And thanks to KAYAK. this just became all too real.

The popular travel search engine announced it will list flight and hotel information for Cuba (aka travelers can now plan their trip to the Caribbean island on the site) on Thursday. KAYAK will list more than 300 hotels as well as flights. according to a press release.

While travelers can't book directly on the site, they can use the wealth of listings for "informational" purposes as they plan trips.

It's all joyous news to us in the U.S. as travel restrictions recently lessened -- travelers no longer need licenses to visit Cuba. though they still must belong in one of 12 categories like "academics" or "family members."

In any case, we can't wait to get to the land of culture, history and, oh yeah, beaches.

Also on ... Read more »

#Destination Management Services and Travel Agent Vietnam

Welcome to Vietnam!

Every time someone leaves Vietnam, nothing but great thoughts and experiences is what we hear. More than once our travelers let us know how much they love this country and the people that live in it. Vietnam has it all, and spending some days in the land of dragons and limestone mountains is always an experience and an unforgettable journey.

Apart from the highlights that Vietnam has to offer, the best part of this country is to be out on the streets. Walking around Hanoi’s Old Quarter, Ho Chi Minh City’s Ben Than Market, Sapa’s terraces, Hoi An town, and trekking Vietnam’s numerous National Parks is what makes this country special. The really authentic experience is to go where the local community spends their daily life every day and this is what we at Khiri Travel Vietnam want to offer every traveler.

Living in Ho Chi Minh City (or Saigon), I must say that Southern Vietnam is ... Read more »

#Disneyland - Resort Vacations Overview - Alaska Airlines

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The Disneyland ® Resort offers endless activities and attractions for the young, and the young at heart. Explore two theme parks, and the Downtown Disney ® District - a lively promenade featuring unique shopping and dining, as well as exciting nighttime entertainment.

But that's not all. For decades, Southern California has been one of America's favorite vacation destinations - home to amazing attractions, glamorous film stars, world-class museums, hip and trendy shopping, and miles of gorgeous coastline for your sun-seeking pleasure.

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#Documents Needed for Travel

Bringing the proper identification to the airport will help with an efficient identity screening and check-in process.

In addition, the name on your identification must match the name on your airline reservation or boarding pass. Small differences such as the use of a middle initial instead of a full middle name or no middle name at all, or hyphens and apostrophes, should not cause significant issues.

Required Documents for Domestic Travel

According to the Identity Screening Regulations, the required identification to take a domestic flight is:

• one piece of valid government-issued photo identification that shows the holder's name, date of birth and gender;
• two pieces of valid government-issued identification, at least one of which shows the holder's name, date of birth and gender; or
• a restricted area identity card.

For domestic flights within Canada, any valid identification th ... Read more »

#Cruising for Car Rental Deals

Cruising for Car Rental Deals

On a recent four-day trip to a small regional airport in New England, I had two choices for my car rental: Avis and Hertz. But knowing my options didn't help me find a good price -- at least not right away. One major booking site quoted me $75 and $55 per day respectively, while a name-your-price site couldn't get me under $35 a day.

My situation isn't an unusual one; car rental deals can be notoriously hard to find, especially if you're only searching in a few places. However, doing some more intensive comparison shopping can offer some of the greatest and most sensible savings available to the average traveler. Because brand and name recognition don't matter too much when you're renting a car -- a Hyundai two-door is a Hyundai two-door, whether you rent it from Avis, Orbitz or Enterprise -- it's easy to keep your options open and increase your chances of getting a good deal.

If you're willing to ... Read more »

#Disneyland - Paris

For assistance with your Disneyland Paris holiday, please call freephone on 0800 169 0737 *

Walt Disney Travel Company

All of the flight-inclusive holidays on this website are financially protected by the ATOL scheme. But ATOL protection does not apply to all holiday and travel services listed on this website. Please ask us to confirm what protection may apply to your booking. If you do not receive an ATOL Certificate then the booking will not be ATOL protected. If you do receive an ATOL Certificate but all the parts of your trip are not listed on it, those parts will not be ATOL protected. Please see our booking conditions for information, or for more information about financial protection and the ATOL Certificate go to www.atol.org.uk/ATOLCertificate

*If you are under 18 years of age, you must have your parent or guardian's permission to dial this number. Calls are free from a landline, but charges may apply when using a mobile phone ... Read more »

#Egypt Travel Guide

Language Arabic (official), English and French widely understood by educated people

Currency Egyptian pound (EGP) Capital Cairo Population 78.9 million (est) Egypt maps

Egypt is in north-eastern Africa with its capital located in its largest city, Cairo. Egypt also extends into Asia by virtue of holding the Sinai Peninsula. Egypt is bordered by Israel and the Gaza Strip to the north-east, by Jordan and Saudi Arabia to the east (across the Red Sea), by Sudan to the south and by Libya to the west. The country is bounded by the Mediterranean and Red Seas (to the north and east respectively) and geographically dominated both by the Nile River and its fertile well-watered valley, and by the Eastern and Western deserts

Egypt is perhaps best known as the home of the ancient Egyptian civilization, with its temples, hieroglyphs, mummies, and - visible above all - its pyramids. Less well-known is Egypt's ... Read more »

#Europe Travel: Cheap Flight Tips

Save up to $600 per ticket.

A morning cappuccino in a breezy piazza. A long day on some sun-kissed strand in the South of France. Greek isles. Countryside castles. Have we gotten you dreaming of Europe yet?

This year, Europe is the perfect summertime destination. You ll likely find good savings on the ground, with a strong U.S. dollar leading to more budget-friendly hotels and attractions in 2015.

But first, you ll need to buy a flight, and despite the weak euro, those are expensive as ever. So we found when flights to Europe are at their cheapest points and which days are the best to buy tickets from the U.S. to Europe.

Check out the following tips for finding cheap flights to Europe you can save up to $600 on your summer vacation.

Travel at the Beginning or End of Summer

We first found what times were the most popular and the most affordable for trips between May and August. That r ... Read more »

#Egypt travel advice.

Latest update: Terrorism section - on 29 June, Egyptian Public Prosecutor Hisham Barakat was killed and a number of others injured in an explosion in Heliopolis, Cairo

There is a high threat from terrorism.

The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) advise against all travel to:

• the Governorate of North Sinai due to the significant increase in criminal activity and continued terrorist attacks on police and security forces that have resulted in deaths

The FCO advise against all but essential travel to:

• the Governorate of South Sinai, with the exception of the area within the Sharm el Sheikh perimeter barrier, which includes the airport and the areas of Sharm el Maya, Hadaba, Naama Bay, Sharks Bay and Nabq
• within 50km of the border with Libya
• the area west of the Nile Valley and Delta Regions, excluding Siwa, Fayoum and the coastal areas (as shown on the map)

The ar ... Read more »

#Egypt travel advice.

Contact your GP around 8 weeks before your trip to check whether you need any vaccinations or other preventive measures. Country specific information and advice is published by the National Travel Health Network and Centre. and useful information about healthcare abroad, including a country-by-country guide of reciprocal health care agreements with the UK, is available from NHS Choices .

Medical facilities outside Cairo and other major cities and resorts can be basic and in case of emergency you are advised to seek treatment in Cairo or the nearest urban centre. Make sure you have adequate travel health insurance and accessible funds to cover the cost of any medical treatment abroad and repatriation.

In an emergency dial 123 and ask for an ambulance. You should contact your insurance/medical assistance company promptly if you are referred to a medical facility for treatment.

Following an increase in cases of Hepatitis A infections in tra ... Read more »

#Dream Job: How To Become A Luxury Travel Advisor

Working in the travel industry, people frequently confide in me that they have always dreamt of traveling the world for a living. For most, it’s a fleeting dream during a moment of hatred at their current jobs, something they would never actually figure out a way to do. But for others, the dream is real and more importantly, they have the drive to make it happen. One way to do it is to become a luxury travel advisor and they come from all business sectors: law, finance, beauty, fashion, media, education, and more. It is a job that Oprah featured as one of the “happiest jobs in America.”

Do you dream of making travel your job?

The growth in travel and tourism outpaces any other sector, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce, with a 7.2% growth rate and thousands of new jobs. But it wasn’t until I was at Virtuoso Travel Week surrounded by top luxury travel advisors and suppliers that I realized there is the poss ... Read more »

#Europe Travel Deals: With Euro Weakening, Americans Can Travel For Cheap As Dollar Exchange Rate Drops

The dropping euro and a more valuable dollar mean that Americans can get more euros to spend on what's most important: European beer. Reuters/Ints Kalnins

Seeing the Mona Lisa is a better deal now than it has been years. Americans and other foreigners can expect to land cheap trips to continental Europe over the next few months after the euro hit its lowest since March 2006 on Monday. That means Americans could get hundreds of more euros for their dollars than they did just a year ago, according to travel professionals.

“The euro is down about 10 percent to 15 percent from where it was most of 2014, so it's an instant discount for those of us with U.S. dollars,” said Roger Wade, founder of Price of Travel. “Many analysts are expecting the euro to continue going lower, at least in the short term, and if Greece effectively votes itself out of the euro soon, it could ... Read more »

#Everything You Need to Know About Getting to Antarctica

Snagging a trip to Antarctica has never been so simple. Still, it's one of the trickiest places in the world to visit. Here are the five ways to get there.

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It used to be that traveling to Antarctica meant playing Russian roulette with your life. Tourism to the coldest, driest, and windiest place on Earth started in earnest in the 1950s, but even 15 years ago, getting there was a challenge. These days, trips to the continent can be tackled with (relative) ease. Just look at the numbers last year, 37,405 visitors made the trip south, compared with 10,000 in 1999 and zero in 1914.

Still, it s the most remote and forbidding stretch of wilderness in the world, exponentially more difficult to reach than nearly every other landmass. You ll need a permit and you'll have to follow the Antarctic Conservation Act. which prohibits tampering with the ecosystem in any way. I ve been to Antarctica ... Read more »

#Five Best Travel Planning Apps

Whether you're hitting the road or taking to the skies this travel season, you could do with a digital companion to help you plan your itinerary, make sure your tickets and connections are all lined up, and that you have plenty of time to do everything you want (or need) to do while you're traveling. This week, we're looking at five of the best travel planning apps or services, based on your nominations.

Earlier in the week we asked you which travel planning apps or services were the best. Keep in mind we're talking about travel planning. not travel booking. so the apps that can help you find a good deal and land a great price may not be the same apps as the ones that will show you all of your flight details, make sure you'll make your connection, help you dig out your rental car confirmation number, and so on. Without further ado, here's what you suggested, in no particular order:

#Europe’s Book Travelers

If nobody had read to me the ‘Aesop’s Fables’ and the ‘Arabian Nights’, even before I went to school, I wouldn’t have expected a world full of danger and opportunity. If later, when I was 8 or 9, I hadn’t read ‘The Little Prince’, I wouldn’t have learnt that I could be friends with a fox. And then, without ‘Gulliver’s Travels’, ‘Ivanhoe’, ‘A Christmas Carol’, ‘Through the Looking Glass’, ‘The Hobbit’ and ‘The Adventures of Tom Sawyer’, I fear that my imagination, as a contemporary city child, would have remained stagnant and poor.

And then, I wouldn’t have the urge to read the ancient Greeks, Dante, Boccaccio, Balzac, Camus, Cervantes, Dostoevsky, Flaubert, Kafka, Marquez, Proust, Melville, Orwell, even Marx and Keynes and so many more.

The books that I have read have shaped me and made me the person I am today. They taught me about freedom and democracy, friendship and love, war and peace and made me curious and studious.

Curiosity ... Read more »

#Finding the cheapest train tickets - Cheap Fares.

Tips on finding cheap train tickets

There are many great deals on train fares around, and you can track down cheap train tickets and low-cost fares by following some simple methods.

Getting the best deals

Cheap train fares are quota controlled by train operators, meaning that on long distance train journeys or intercity travel there will often be many different levels of cheap train fares or discounted train fares available.

These cheap fares are usually released by train operators around 12 weeks in advance of the journey, and are then managed on a regular basis by the company to control demand. This can sometimes mean increasing the quotas on trains or reducing them, which can make ticket prices rise.

If you know your travel dates, it's a good idea to start searching for travel tickets as soon as you can, to see what's available. If you can commit to a date early for your journey, you're ... Read more »

#Fishing in Iceland - Fly Fishing in Iceland - Iceland Angling Travel

Written by Stjani. Posted in News.

Last year we took a group to the Thvera River for some early season salmon fishing for 4 days from June 16. - 20. We got some difficult days and the season turned out to be below average. This year we made the same trip to the same river and what a different trip it was making us really optimistic for the upcoming season.

This year we had a group of 10 German and Swiss anglers sharing 8 rods in total. We fished the Thvera River and the Brenna beat which is the lowest part of the Thvera. In 4 days the group landed 43 salmon, compared to 17 last year. Of the 43 salmon landed there were 32 MSW's and 11 grilse. We caught fish in all the beats and had many on the hitch. We also lost about 50 salmon as the takes were fierce and violent as per usual with fresh run salmon.

Overall we had a great time, had some wonderful food and enjoyed life at the wonderful Thve ... Read more »

#Flying the Edge of America - Experts - David Millett and Julia Buss - Book Review

I got my first drive-in 2005 when I d a stupid tiny telephone that simply made calls. On that trip I quickly got terrifically dropped and abandoned the notion of an schedule. I merely pointed the car northwest and got the roads that seemed most interesting. I truly sensed off the grid for much of the trip. The following year, I took another cross country drive with my completely new smartphone and I became phenomenally dependent on seeing that little orange dot squeak along the road. Year after year technology determined the way I owned and how I documented the things I noticed.

Vacation journals, travel guides, travel albums, travel itineraries, and travel memory books. The world is high in lovely photography books and it has room for more – yours. CDC Health Information for International Travel (typically called the Yellow Book) is released every 2 yrs by CDC as a reference for those that ad ... Read more »

#Gap year, Backpackers - The Gaptravel Guide

Train while you re away with Met Film School Berlin

See yourself as the next Scorsese or Tarantino? Use your gap year to kick-start your career in film! At Met Film School Berlin, our practical filmmaking programmes are all taught in English by award-winning industry professional tutors, who.

Learn to look after yourself before you go away with Safer Travels!

The moment you book your year off, you will be faced with 365 day s that need planning. The perfect way to plan is with others who are facing the same issues. Imagine a group of people.

Three islands worth your while in the Philippines

The Philippines is a part of the world that everyone needs to see, whether this is on a gap year or a just a holiday, the beauty will leave you breathless. There are over 6000 islands of which to.

Discover Turnhout, capital of playing cards

Turnhout is a town with a somewhat unusual charac ... Read more »

#Useful Information

Useful Information

There is no such thing as a unified "Egyptian Culture", for the more

Before Your Trip

Embarking on a trip to Egypt is an exciting experience as there is almost no end to the possible activities and sights that await you. Whether you are heading to the sandy location

News

The Egyptian Tourism Authority and Visa are launching a new campaign, Myeverywhere , more

Hundreds of visitors gathered in Egypt on Wednesday at the Great Temple of Ramses II to watch the more

Trip Planner

The Trip Planner is a tool to customize your Egypt vacation and share your route.

Getting Started

To add attractions to the trip planner click the "add" button to include an attraction in your itinerary. You can add as many as you want and remove them while you browse.

Organize

Once you've added several attractions, you can customize your itinerary by clicking on the " ... Read more »

#France travel advice.

Latest update: [Summary and Safety and Security Section - Channel Tunnel reopened, additional road travel regulations]

There is ongoing industrial action causing disruption to cross channel services into the port of Calais. The port of Calais is closed. Check online with your chosen operator and plan your journey to avoid disruption. See this information on the situation. Information about alternative routes and operators is available via this interactive map.

Unusually high temperatures are expected in France from Wednesday 1 July. Monitor the alert levels and follow advice (in English) from the French Health Ministry.

Air traffic controllers across France are planning a nationwide strike on Thursday 2 and Friday 3 July. Contact your airline for more information about the status of your flight.

There are large numbers of illegal migrants in and around Calais, who may seek to enter the UK illegally. You should keep vehicle doors ... Read more »

#Fund Raising Travel Incentives

Keep your members engaged with a

customized travel program!

A tour that highlights your organization s values can play an instrumental role in cultivating new donors, inspiring current contributors to higher levels of giving, and creating a lifelong affinity that will reward your organization for years to come.

Discover how you can add value and success to your fundraising campaign with local travel programs or trips to exotic locations. We design and implement customized trips to the destinations of your choice so that:

• Fund-raising becomes a pleasure instead of a chore!
• You can cultivate new donors and inspire current contributors!
• You support the growth objectives of your organization!
• Members bond by spending leisure time together!
• You save time and money by outsourcing the travel planning!

Our expertis ... Read more »

#Germany Itineraries

The Mosel, Rhine and Black Forest

Coast and culture

Bavaria has it all, from high culture to viticulture and beer to breathtaking scenery. This circular tour takes in the highlights. Allow two weeks at a leisured pace.

1 Munich

A rich and vibrant metropolis with a seductive lifestyle. No wonder Germans would rather live here than anywhere else.

2 Berchtesgadener Land

A country within a country, dazzling in its scenery and chilling in its reminders of a one-time holiday home for the Third Reich s elite.

3 The Bavarian Alps

Head west from Berchtesgaden along the northern flank of the Alps through idyllic mountain resorts like Reit im Winkl, Bayrischzell and Walchensee.

4 The Romantic Road

Dawdle along Germany s most famous tourist road, past Baroque churches, pastoral landscapes and lost-in-time walled towns.

5 Bamberg

A charming historic core and distinct ... Read more »

#General Information

Costa Rica, is seen as an exceptional example of political stability and sometimes referred to as the Switzerland of Latin America. Costa Rica has the most diverse environment relative to it size in the entire world while covering only 0.01% of the surface of the Earth and containing five percent of the planet s plant and animal species.

With 850 species of bird, 209 mammal species, 13,000 plant species (including 1,500 trees and 1,400 orchids), 220 species of reptile and 163 species of amphibians. Costa Rica also has the highest percentage of protected land in the world so seeing wildlife in it natural environment is only a question of will (Fenell and Eagles). Costa Rica has preserved these lands and natural habitats in such a way that they are more accessible to tourists than those of any other country in the region (Budowski, 1993).

Costa Rica has developed an image at the international level as an ecological tourism destination. The internat ... Read more »

#Getting There - Visit Jamaica

We'll find the most direct route to get you to paradise

Getting There

Airports in Jamaica

1 Norman Manley International Airport

Located in Kingston, use this airport if you re visiting the capital city, Port Antonio or heading to the beautiful Blue Mountains. Efficient transport can be arranged to take you to the domestic airport in Kingston, Tinson Pen, where flights are available to other parts of the island. Car rentals, taxi services and tour operators are located in the Arrivals Ground Transportation Hall to help you get to your destination, safely and happily. For more information, just visit http://www.nmia.aero/flash/

2 Sangster International Airport

VIP Airport Services

Start your dream holiday in style with fast track and personalized VIP Meet Greet services at the Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston (KIN) and the Sangster International (MBJ) in Monte ... Read more »

#Golf Travel Bags - BIGMAX, Nike, Motoaddy - PING

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Golf Travel Bags

Travel Bags and Travel Covers are extremely popular with golfers looking to play a few holes while away on business trips or holidaying abroad, and they will easily carry all your equipment safely and securely when in transit.

Golf travel bags are a jet-set golfer’s best friend. They can accommodate plenty of golf clothing and accessories and when accompanied with a travel cover, provide maximum protection for clubs. Some of the golf travel bags on offer at OnlineGolf.co.uk come with wheels to make it a lot easier to move your equipment from A to B.

Nike Golf . BIGMAX . Callaway and many other big brand names are stocked on our website, so check them out if you’re planning a golfing trip anytime soon.

Shop Golf Travel Bags at OnlineGolf.co.uk