Adventures In The Alps have revealed its latest bespoke holiday offering – a series of creative writing mini breaks, hosted by published writers. Professor Willy Maley, founder of the University of Glasgow’s pioneering Creative Writing Programme, will lead the retreats. Joining him will be a collection of authors including Alan Bissett, Tishani Doshi, Tiffany Murray and Laura Marney. The concept of these short breaks is to enjoy the natural beauty Read More ...
It is so hot in France now that everybody is waiting for the new ski season already. Last winter, after a good start, snow was not as ideal as hoped. French ski resorts are still the favourite destination for international skiers and snowboarders, and there is a good reason why. With varied landscapes, high mountains and big skiing areas, France is a famous destination for tourism all year around and Read More ...
Once the decision has been made to enjoy a French holiday then you may want to look into staying in a French Gite. Choosing a gite may well be the most important part of the entire holiday as a great gite can give you memories of your holiday you will never forget. While a poor gite can give you lots of memories for all the wrong reasons. Remember gites are Read More ...
An Advertising Feature As summer is fast approaching and you get the urge to find some sun many of us across the country will be thinking of booking a cheap flight somewhere soon. However summer is the most popular time to travel with many families taking advantage of the school holidays. So when is the best time to get a low cost flight without missing out on some summer fun? Read More ...
Eurostar, the high-speed passenger service between the UK and mainland Europe is offering direct weekly summer services to Avignon in the heart of Provence, from 9 July to 10 September 2011. With these special direct summer services it is quick and easy for passengers to visit the stunning Provence region of France. The less than six hours journey from London St Pancras allows passengers to enjoy the magnificent views of Read More ...
Taking a family holiday in Bordeaux gives you the chance to take in a wide range of attractions, so no matter what the interests or ages of the people you are travelling with there is bound to be something for them to enjoy. However, the vast array of things there are to see means choosing where to go first can be a tricky task. But one great way to get Read More ...
Carp fishing in France is said to be where the experienced carpers swear the big and feisty ones are even though the UK waters are rich in a number of different types of carp. There is an incredible increase in the number of Britons that are willing to cross the Channel for some continental carp fishing each year. The advantage to France is the milder weather and the large number Read More ...
Would could be nicer than a trip to France in the Springtime? If you are thinking along these lines too, why not make the most of the amazing offers currently available in Deauville at Les Manoirs de Tourgéville? If you have before visited this enchanting seaside resort, you are in for a real treat. Flights go 3 times a week now from the London City, and you will be here Read More ...
When most people think about France for holidays they think of Paris and the Eiffel Tower, but the truth is that there is much more to the country than just the city of lights if you are willing to explore or want to see the true rustic lifestyle of French people. The pace of life in France outside of Paris is ironically much slower than most people expect, making it Read More ...
France has come to be known as the epicentre of sophistication and elegance. There are chateaux and luxury hotels spread across beautiful cities and countryside alike. France has become an almost byword for history and romance. The architecture of Paris, the palatial grounds of Versailles and the distinctive ‘pink city’ of Toulouse all portray the importance placed on aesthetics throughout French history. For lovers of art, work produced by the Read More ...
