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  • The Sound Of An Ibiza Holiday Is Sweet Music
    Ibiza is situated adjacent to the beautiful Mediterranean Sea. This relatively small island is also a major attraction for fans of electronic and dance music. There is much more to this tiny island and music lovers have many fascinating events in store for them.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • Holiday Islands Push For Better Environment
    Some top tourist destinations aren't waiting anymore for national governments to take the lead in improving the environment, and they're doing it themselves on a local level.
  • 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?
  • 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.
  • 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?
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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?
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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...
  • 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.
  • More Expensive Vacations in France
    A recent study by the Post Office has revealed that France is the most expensive vacation destination of the Big Four in seven out of eleven categories. For years, France has been promoted as very luxurious and romantic. Sidewalk cafes add to the overall romantic feel the city provides.
  • Monte Carlo - Past And Present
    Monte Carlo is a magnet for tourists, and is one of the few towns on the French Riveria that has managed to retain class while welcoming new trends.
  • The Economy May Be Sluggish, but Tenerife Isn't Slowing Down
    Tenerife reported surprising numbers of tourists from the first part of its tourism season. Despite the Spanish economy being poised on the edge of recession, vacationers are choosing to visit the idyllic island for a variety of reasons.
  • Environmentally Friendly Flights Offered
    Due to the emission worries caused by the airline industry, many flight companies are offering to offset their CO2 emissions. Many of these concerned companies offer this as an option when purchasing tickets.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • Mallorca Tourist Numbers Doing Well For Summer 2008
    In times of an economic downturn that affects the holidays industry, it's worth remembering which destinations are likely to not just maintain their appeal but be able to invest for the future too.
  • The First Family Overseas Holiday With Baby
    Parents are usually nervous about traveling internationally with children. With some preparation and a positive attitude, an international vacation with a young child can be completely painless.
  • Keep Your Mind on Road Safety When Driving Abroad
    Vacationers traveling to foreign countries often encounter challenges on the road. When driving in a country where traffic drives on the opposite side of the street, remembering to do everything in reverse can be difficult. Whether you're a Brit visiting Spain or an American exploring England, keep traffic laws in the front of your mind to avoid foreign driving accidents.
  • Spain Tops Euro Quality Poll
    A recent survey showed that Spain comes top of the league for the things in life Europeans count as important, health, education, and the quality of life.

    Bottom of the pile came the UK and Ireland.
  • The Dolomites: Italy's Ski Destination
    The Dolomites are a section of the Alps, located in north-eastern Italy. While in the summer and autumn months, the Dolomites are primarily used for mountain climbing, hiking and base jumping, in the winter the situation changes. In the winter, the Dolomites are a Mecca for international skiing, bringing hundreds of thousands of guests to the country.
  • Tenerife Looks To The Future With New Tourist Infrastructure
    The travel industry is in trouble as the European and US economies falter - but new hotels are going up in Tenerife ready for when the tide turns.
  • Malta Purchase US Rescue Helicopter
    In an effort to improve its rescue and security services, the government of Malta has recently purchased a new type of U.S.-made helicopter. Malta is the first country outside of the U.S. to use the UH-72A, a helicopter that American armed forces have only recently begun to use.
  • Cheap Flights Slows Majorca Property Drop
    Property owners in Majorca are seeing the values of their apartments and villas drop, as elsewhere.

    But low cost airlines and cheap fares are stopping the drop becoming a rout.
  • Imported Water Saves Cyprus from Drought
    Cyprus, island paradise, has recently been hit by a terrible drought. In fact, this drought is the worst that the island has seen in a hundred years.
  • Lanzarote Real Estate Defies 2008 Market Conditions
    Lanzarote holiday bookings are up in 2008, and it's helping the island's property market to keep going during the downturn as some are buying a second home.
  • Spanish Diversity Keeps The Tourists Coming Back
    The Spanish mainland and her islands have enough diversity to keep attracting tourists year after year, helpin maintain the country's number one tourist position.
  • Spain Boasts More Than 15 Million Tourists in the First Half of 2008
    According to a recent study, Spain has seen a 3.3 percent growth in tourism during the first six months of 2008. Poor economic conditions worldwide do not seem to be taking a toll on tourism. Millions of people are simply planning their vacations to better accommodate a strained economy. To the well-seasoned traveler, this simply presents an exercise in planning and budgeting.
  • Island Lights In Real Estate Darkness
    Property prices are dropping everywhere it would seem.

    But some places are still doing quite well, often they are islands where land is at a premium.
  • Travel Agents In The World Of Technology
    Travel agents have had to adapt fast to an ever changing holidays market - and those that have can provide holiday details to almost any destination in the world.
  • Majorca In August - Be Prepared!
    The peak month for holidays in Majorca, the most popular island destination in Europe for holidays, is August.

    There's plenty to do, and planning ahead can make a peak month holiday less stressful.
  • Motorsports Raises Holiday Island Profile
    Menorca is a peaceful holiday island, accustomed to families on villa holidays and pensioners seeking peace and quiet.

    But the world of F1 has shaken the island up - and it's been welcomed.
  • Real Estate Bubbles That Keep Floating High
    High oil prices and weaker share markets have led to a lack of confidence in the property markets, leading to prices dropping.

    But there are some areas where the bubble has yet to burst.
  • Andorra Properties Beat The Recession
    Far East, Canadian, Australian, US and European land and property values are in freefall - but there are still areas that resist the economic slump.

    Andorra, Europe's second most popular tax haven, could see property prices rise while those around drop.
  • Falling Property Prices Worldwide Epidemic
    Recent research from varying organizations around the world shows an alarming drop in property prices, not just in certain countries, but around the world. Current price falls are causing lenders to rethink their strategies. The decrease in the price of property worldwide could mean good news for investors.
  • Traditional Hotspots or New Sights
    Traditionally, British families tend to prefer making holiday plans that include visits to the Canary Islands or the Balearic Islands.

    Young adults making their own holiday plans this year without the accompaniment of their families are looking toward the Costa del Sol, Tenerife and Majorca.
  • Strikes In Spain Hit Holiday Resorts
    Strikes in Spain over the rising cost of fuel has hit the country's holiday resorts - but many tourists booked their trips months before they knew of industrial action.
  • Spain - A Magnet for Newcomers
    Gone are the days when Spain was seen by fellow Europeans as a country to spend two weeks a year on holiday.

    Many have moved there full time, and more are joining ex-pats who prefer Spain to their home country.
  • Tenerife Environmental Group Suggests Alternative Energy Sources
    Protecting the environment of Tenerife is of utmost importance, especially for the new environmental group. The island has made impressive strides in protecting the environment and paving a path of natural energy resources for the future.
  • Tenerife Property Holding Up In Recession
    Tenerife's property market is doing surprisingly well - with many potential buyers worried about a recession there are still good sales being made.
  • Malta Has the Biggest Family Units in Europe
    Malta is the perfect place for a family holiday because the Maltese truly value children and family. It also has the largest family units in Europe.
  • Families Will Not Forsake Holiday Time At Top Destinations
    A recent survey by the Cooperative Bank reveals extensive summer holiday plans despite poor economic conditions.

    British families are planning summertime family holidays with their financial budget in mind. More importantly, they are planning their holiday with the family in mind.
  • Travel Agents Adapt To Stay In Business
    New technology means tourists today have a better choice than ever of where to go in the world - and who with.

    Which means the travel industry has to be constantly evolving to meet today's tourists expectations.
  • Tias Lanzarote: A Hub for Tourism
    The primary hub of tourism on Lanzarote, Puerto del Carmen, is in the Tias municipality. Tias resorts are some of the largest and oldest on the island.
  • Resorts and Towns on Tenerife
    Tenerife is the largest of the Canary Islands. Variety is abundant on Tenerife. Accommodations on the island are as varied as the visitors it attracts.
  • Vail Wins National Forest Foundation Award
    Resorts worldwide are becoming more environmentally aware and passing their knowledge on to their guests.

    Vail Resorts in Vail Colorado operates one of the largest recycling programs of any ski resort in North America.
  • Monaco - Defying The Recession
    Property prices are dropping in many parts of Europe, but Monaco defies normal fluctuations as prices continue to go up...
  • First Surcharges For 20 Years Hit British Tourists
    In the eighties holiday companies would often meet increased costs by adding a surcharge to their brochure prices.

    With aviation fuel and oil prices at record highs, the surcharge is making its way back...
  • The Decline of the British Pound Limits Travel for Holidaymakers
    British tourists are having to re-think how many holidays they can take overseas in a year, as the British pound hits an all time low against the Euro.
  • Summer Holidays 2008 Costing More
    Earlier this year the predictions for the travel industry's 2008 fortunes included that holiday prices would rise steeply.

    And the predictions have been right...
  • Tourists Ignoring Financial Worries
    There's warnings of a recession in both the US and Europe, and money experts are advising people to save for a rainy day.

    But for the British it's a sunshine holiday they want - and forget the rainy day!
  • Budget Skiing and Vacation Packages
    It's a sad time for skiiers - it's summertime!

    But they can cheer themselves up thinking of all the great ski destinations they can visit for the 2008/9 season in the US and Europe!
  • Malta Holidays Change Marketing Strategies
    Malta has been promoting itself as a holiday island for some years, but is taking new marketing initiatives to reach an audience that might not have considered a holiday in Malta before.
  • Ashes To Ashes - Heating The Tourist Dollar
    Looking for something different in your holiday this year - some fun, a touch of danger, and education for the kids all in one?

    Head for a volcano!
  • Holidays in Malta - The Reasons Why
    Considering a holiday in Malta instead of Spain or Florida?

    There's good reasons to think that Malta could be just as good...
  • 2008 Holidays Are Still Packaged Up
    The new age for travel is well and truly here, and anyone with internet access can book their own holiday.

    But the traditional package holiday is still going strong, even in 2008.
  • Early Easter Means Early Travel
    Easter came early this year, and good numbers of tourists have helped calm an uncertain travel market with the economy slowing down.
  • Cruising - Luxury Gigayacht Announced
    Cruising is increasingly popular around the Caribbean and Mediterranean - but for the ultra rich nothing beats a new yacht built in Monaco that can cruise the world in comfort.
  • 2008 Holidays Not Hit By Economy - Yet
    Confidence in the economy is low in most European countries, and with oil prices high and property prices slipping, the holidays market is so far remarkably resilient to a turndown.
  • Monetary Conversions of No Concern to Spanish Tourism
    Spanish tourism officials anticipate a rise in British tourists in spite of the pound doing poorly against the euro.

    Parts of Spain, including the Balearic Islands have been popular tourist destinations for decades. This isn't expected to falter any time soon.

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