A Brief Travel Guide: The USPGA Golf Championship
The USPGA Golf Championship is just a matter of weeks away and many of the world’s top golfers will be looking for significant performances ahead of the Ryder Cup this autumn. This should make for an exciting tournament at the Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky, as several big name players are by no means […]
Why Visit Historic Italy This Summer?
The pound to euro exchange rate remains strong, making Europe, like many other destinations, a very popular choice for a summer getaway this year. For somewhere that really has everything, those looking for a destination for this summer should look no further than Italy – stunning architecture, historical beauty, beautiful weather and of course, fabulous […]
Pound Euro Exchange Rate at 21 Month High
Holidaymakers and anyone else jetting off to Europe this summer can currently enjoy record exchange rates. The pound is at a 21-month high against the Euro, meaning it’s possible to get more for your money before setting off on any European adventures. Key to the current market exchange rate is the differing approaches taken by […]
A Brief Travel Guide – Formula 1 in Europe
Once the British Grand Prix is completed at the start of July, Formula 1 shifts its focus to European shores, visiting Germany and then Hungary. Both circuits have been known to throw up surprises in the past, although Mercedes pairing Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton will be hoping to cement their positions at the top […]
South America: A World Beyond the World Cup
While the World Cup in Brazil is underway and hogging the headlines across the globe, there’s also a mass of wilderness to explore. Beyond the rainforests of Brazil lie a number of ancient ruins that serve as a reminder of past civilizations and a mass of geographical landmarks that are simply too good to miss. […]
Travelling to France – Remembering D-Day 70 Years On
Friday 6th June, marked 70 years to the day since Allied forces embarked on the largest amphibious assault ever to take place. D-Day – as part of operation Overlord – saw thousands of British, American, and Canadian troops pour onto the beaches of Normandy to rid Europe of Nazi oppression. In the 11 months that followed the […]
Using a Prepaid Travel Card to Avoid Translation Woe
Many Brits abroad struggle with language barriers when on holiday, according to new research that suggests a lot is ‘lost in translation’. Research carried out by OnePoll on behalf of AA Financial Services discovered that one in five people has a ‘lost in translation moment’ on holiday that led to a tricky situation. Furthermore, one […]
Top Five City Breaks For a Summer Getaway
Many people think of summer holidays as being trips to far-flung destinations where hot weather and miles of glorious, golden beaches are available in abundance. But there’s plenty more opportunities to see the world’s finest culture, history and architecture while still enjoying the great outdoors. City breaks represent an escape route from working life in […]
A Brief Travel Guide – The French Open 2014
One of the biggest events in the tennis calendar is only weeks away, and all of the world’s top stars are readying themselves for the clay courts of France. Spaniard Rafael Nadal is preparing to defend his men’s singles title while Serena Williams will do likewise with her women’s title. Both players currently top the […]
Top Reasons to Visit Morocco This Summer
For those who are yet to choose a destination for their holiday this summer and are potentially looking for something a little out of the ordinary, then maybe Morocco is the place for you. A part of the world steeped in history, culture and tradition, it offers a perfect getaway with plenty to see and […]
