Sydney is the perfect starting point to launch an Australian holiday and at the same time discover all that Sydney and central New South Wales has to offer. Sydney also provide and array of good transport options to all other parts of NSW and Australia. Sydney is most likely Australia's most famous city and after hosting the 2000 Olympic Games is home to an increased selection of first class hotels and accommodations. With such a 'big' name, Sydney draws in millions of tourists each year that... Read Full Story

For those seeking a lifestyle or secondary home that features championship golf, boating, fishing, and water sports find The Resort on Eagle Mountain Lake as a dream come true. This 540 acre master planned, gated residential community provides breath taking lakefront and golf course views, an 18 hole championship golf course, private boat marina and 40 acres of preserved landscapes.Located along the eastern shoreline of Eagle Mountain Lake on the outskirts of Fort Worth, homeowners enjoy a na... Read Full Story

Golf is one of the most popular recreational sports world-wide. In the past decade the amount of golf courses that have been built to accommodate this fascinating game which mixes exercise with leisure, nature and business has been incredible. Situated in Spain on the Canary island, Golf del Sur Hotel, is just such a world-class destination for golfing fans.This hotel is surrounded by a veritable green golfing oasis, which boasts in total 27 holes; one 18 hole course and another 9 hole, and b... Read Full Story

The Christmas season begins in York this year with a festive late shopping evening on Thursday 19th November. Festivities include the decoration of the Christmas tree in St Helen's Square as well as an ice sculpture of an angel in St Sampson's Square.This gives visitors and locals alike a taste of what's in store for the most popular event in York's Christmas calendar, St Nicholas Fayre on the 26th November followed by The annual Festival of Angels which takes place on 12-13 December.Combine ... Read Full Story

We've all heard of the Canary Islands, the beautiful Spanish archipelago famed for the quality of their beaches and fabulous weather. But how many of us have actually gone as far as researching the area as a potential holiday destination? Too far and too expensive you may say, but you'd be surprised. These days there is an abundance of cheap package holidays on offer which is probably why over 10 million tourists choose one of the seven main islands in the Canaries as their holiday destinatio... Read Full Story

For those located outside of England and Scotland, Wales is still a relatively forgotten destination when it comes to the summer. Yet, when it comes to considering last minute holidays in places that benefit from wet and windy weather, the Welsh landscape is arguably at its most romantic and dramatic during the autumn months. Here is a quick guide to finding those windswept Welsh gems. Wye Valley For a country dominated by vast open space, one of the surprising bonuses of Wales is its comp... Read Full Story

The recession has had some adverse effects on the travel industry. Predictably, during the springtime UK holidaymakers had to be very decisive about where they wanted to spend the summer in order to save money. Subsequently, many opted to stay at home for a staycation but unfortunately July and August have come and gone with little in terms of holiday weather, leaving many disappointed and in search of last minute holidays abroad. Of course, family holidays during autumn are traditionally ... Read Full Story

Tunisia is located in central northern Africa in between Libya to the east and Algeria to the west. The country has long been a popular destination for European holidaymakers, and in the post-credit-crunch climate considers to be a formidable choice for those searching for cheap sun holidays. What follows is a short guide to some of the most significant holiday destinations on its 1,148 km coast. Tabarka Situated in the far west of the country, Tabarka boasts a varied cultural history pass... Read Full Story

Ibiza is located just of the Spanish coast in the warm Mediterranean Sea. Over the past 20 years or so, the island has become most well-known for its nightlife - catering primarily for northern European clubbers who seek free and wild party time in the sun. However, in recent years the Spanish tourist board have strived to rid the island of its reputation for sex and alcohol, and has instead aimed to promote an improving family-friendly destination of good clean sun holidays. So can this f... Read Full Story

The Gulbenkian, widely considered Lisbon's best art museum, was named for an Armenian entrepreneur who was successful in the oil markets in Turkey, Iran and other places in the Middle East in the early 1900s. He used his fortune to amass an impressive collection of art in a wide variety of styles. Gulbenkian collected art from the Greek Roman and Egyptian empires, the Asian dynasties and the European art movements throughout history.Lisbon then became Gulbenkian's central focus and the city p... Read Full Story