For many, your time at university is the three most memorable years of your life and following the conclusion, many are often left at a loose end when it comes to moving on to the next chapter of their life. Many graduates will try their hardest to enter the jobs market and utilise their degree to the best of their ability but the sheer volume of applicants and competition for Read More ...
Situated on the Red Sea Riviera in Egypt is Makadi Bay. This budding resort town, about an hour’s drive south of Hurghada, offers its visitors some of the best diving in the area as well as the sunshine any beach resort traveler craves. Between the fascinating historical town of Luxor, which can easily be visited from the bay, and the bustling Souq Makadi brimming with traditional wares there is always Read More ...
According to a recent survey, holidaymakers have high expectations for their future travel. The survey, by online travel agent, www.sunshine.co.uk, has found that 11% of holidaymakers feel that moon travel will be possible by 2020. 16% feel that that the installation of a channel tunnel rail link to the US is also feasible by 2020. Of the 1926 people canvassed, 22% thought that space station resorts would come on stream Read More ...
As thoughts turn to what to do this summer, it seems more and more of us want to do something else and try something new. Whether it is skydiving, travelling the world or white water rafting, we all have bucket list of must ‘try before you die’ activities. But just how do you get started in ticking off your bucket list? If lack of time, money or inspiration is holding Read More ...
You could book another holiday at a caravan park in Devon this summer, or you could extend your wings a bit and consider strolling the tundra with penguin, or racing through sand dunes on a 4 x 4 jeep. If you stretch your limits just a bit, you could also consider trekking up the sides of some of the largest mountains in the world or bicycling through the native jungles Read More ...
Borneo is the planet’s third-largest non-continental island, located in Southeast Asia and described by Charles Darwin as a “great wild untidy luxuriant hothouse” that nature made for herself. While that is not as true as it was in Darwin’s time, the island is definitely one of the world’s most enticing eco-tourism destinations. Borneo is divided into three sections, each administered by a different country. Brunei is a tiny sovereign country Read More ...
As Martina Navritilova prepares to follow Roman Abramovich, Cheryl Cole and other celebrities climbing Kilimanjaro, many operators are cashing in on this boom with scant regard for either their clients safety or the laws designed to protect them. And this is made easier for rogue operators as online travel has in parts become the lawless wild west of the travel industry. An internet search for “climb Kilimanjaro” throws up lots Read More ...
Adrenaline-filled ways to discover the wild world Whether you’re looking for an unusual way to spend your Christmas gift vouchers or just daydreaming, here are some of the world’s top experiences which combine nature and adrenaline: 1) Shark Diving Sharks are the biggest and most notorious fish of them all, and a must-see for anyone with a love of the underwater world. Shark diving is often done in a cage, Read More ...
Fans of foreign travel and the divine Joanna Lumley are in for a treat on Monday with the launch of a new four-part TV series. Joanna Lumley’s Nile charts the actress’ epic journey along the entire length of the River Nile, following the world-famous waterway from mouth to source on an unforgettable trip that takes her from Egypt to Sudan and onwards to Ethiopia, before finally reaching Rwanda. Episode One Read More ...
If you are looking for expert advice on picking the destination and type of adventure holiday then check our WebTV show. You can either watch live on 6th January 2010, at 14:30, taking part interactively or you can watch on-demand at any time afterwards. Many of us will have dreamed of going on that once-in-a-lifetime adventure holiday. Whether it’s climbing Kilimanjaro, getting back to nature on an African jungle Read More ...
Choose an adventure this winter, not just a holiday! When you think of Mount Everest what does the mind conjure? Height, snow, peaks, views, Himalayas, hiking, adventure? Yes, yes, yes. What you might not know is just how accessible it is to the general public, so if it’s something you’ve always wanted to do but aren’t experienced then fear not. Meager novices like us now get a chance to climb Read More ...
There is still just about time to win one of five chances for the ourney of a lifetime to New Zealand! The FINAL deadline is 23:59, Sunday 18 October 2009 and all is explained in the video below. >center>
Voyages of Discovery has announced huge savings on its summer 2009 programme – increasing early booking discounts on ex-UK cruises from Harwich to at least 50% and offering huge savings of up to £900 pp on its fly cruises. In an unusual move, the destination-led cruise specialist will also honour existing summer 2009 bookings with the savings. The new fares are strictly limited in availability and will run on a Read More ...
Australia is a fascinating country, combining stunning natural landscapes with major cities. Its diverse and dramatic scenery attracts many backpackers to the continent, as there is so much to explore and experience. Western Australia has a diverse range of attractions from Shark Bay, King Sound and other beaches, to trekking through deserts and the outback. The state capital is Perth, where it is possible to take advantage of the nightlife Read More ...
With a unique and stunning landscape boasting mountains, volcanoes, glaciers and hot springs, Iceland is not to be missed. Icelandair organise adventure day trips from Reykjavik including a glacier walk on the Myrdalsjokull Glacier. On this 4WD sightseeing and hiking trip, an experienced guide will demonstrate how to use glacier equipment before guiding the group through the ice sculptures, ridges and crevasses of the glacier and on to the breathtaking Read More ...
Specialist adventure tour operator Wilderness Scotland began offering inspiring holidays and wilderness experiences in the remote Highlands and Islands in 2000. Since then its innovative approach, with sustainable tourism principles at its core, means it is now the leading provider of adventure holidays in Scotland. It was recently selected as a finalist in the Scottish Thistle Awards – Scottish tourism’s Oscars – in both Best Operator and Innovation categories. Try Read More ...
