Monthly Archives: August 2013

A Tourist Friendly Guide to Turkey

Turkey
Heading to Turkey on vacation this year? Fast becoming one of the world’s top destinations in Europe, Turkey has a thriving tourist scene that caters for all types of holidaymakers. Five star luxury resorts boasting decadent spas, private yoga sessions and all inclusive scuba diving packages, rub shoulders with low budget hotels and self-catering apartments to provide every traveller with their ideal choice of accommodation. But while Turkey has bent over backwards to become truly tourist friendly, Read more

Top Five Festivals in Europe

Europe
Let’s face facts, Europe is a big place. It’s a vibrant and exciting part of the world, filled with unique cultures, a variety of languages and more history than you can shake an enormous encyclopaedia at. No matter where you are in Europe you’ll always be in reach of a local or international event that’s worth visiting, from music performances to foodie roadshows and even outsized book reading clubs to enjoy. With so much on offer across a huge choice of countries, we thought we’d narrow Read more

Why Visit Australia?

Australia
If you've ever considered taking a trip Down Under, now’s the perfect time to grab the chance. Australia’s a warm, friendly and diverse holiday destination, where you’ll be guaranteed to have the time of your life. Discover the country’s beautiful and exotic natural landscape, or immerse yourself in local culture. Indulge in great local produce, or simply relax in classic Australian style. Whether you’re planning a once in a lifetime adventure holiday, a romantic escape or a family trip, Read more

Sentosa Island: Singapore’s Favourite Playground

Singapore
In Florida it’s the Magic Kingdom, Californian’s head to Universal Studios, and the French get their thrills at Disneyland Paris. From Alton Towers in the UK to the towering lights of the Las Vegas strip, our need for fun, thrills and spills is tangible and not exactly limited by choice. Take Singaporeans for example. Their tiny island city is a built-up maze of high rise office towers, glitzy malls and crowded streets. There’s barely enough room to bow politely on famous Orchard Road, let Read more