Geography Articles

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81: Camping holidays in France
Camping in France, either in tents, caravans or mobile homes is a hugely popular activity both with French people and foreigners from neighbouring European countries. There are around 11,000 campsites scattered across France, rang... (View article)

82: Spanish Islands Are Number 1 For British Tourists In 2008
Opinion poll research shows most Britons prefer Spanish holidays over any other when planning their 2008 vacations. This comes as no big surprise, considering Spanish holidays have been favourites of the Brits for years. Their fav... (View article)

83: A Real Devon Holiday
It's amazing, and distressing at the time, to discover in the western world you can feel desperately removed and wanting the comforts of domestic heating, lighting, and something, anything that reminds you of being in a house. Dec... (View article)

84: City Breaks for the Brits in 2008
Spain is the most popular choice of holiday destinations for British citizens. While other destinations are growing in popularity at this time, Spain still remains at the forefront. In fact, among the top-ranked city break locatio... (View article)

85: Majorca - Top Destination For Summer 2008
The Spanish island of Majorca is the main island of the group that forms an archipelago called the Balearic Islands. Located in the Mediterranean off the east coast of the Spanish mainland, Majorca is the largest of the Balearic I... (View article)

86: Regional Airports - Small Can Be Beautiful
In today's world where both airplanes and luxury ships are consistently boasting, 'bigger and better' it's refreshing to see things that aren't so concentrated on massive commercial growth and impersonal service. Regional airports... (View article)

87: Vive la Difference!
Paris has dozens of partner cities throughout the world, but only one other qualifies as its ‘sister city’ and that’s Rome. The two have a saying, ‘Only Paris is worthy of Rome, only Rome is worthy of Paris.’ It all sounds very c... (View article)

88: Malta Goes For The Youth Market
Tourist officials in Malta are beginning a push to change the face of its holidays industry.It appears that its days of depending on the over sixty crowd to infuse outside Euros into its economy are numbered. No plans are in place... (View article)

89: Tenerife Hotel To Offer Villa Holidays
For tourists undecided whether to take a traditional hotel vacation or splash out on a villa holiday, good news comes from one hotel on the island who has decided to offer the best of both worlds.Forty new villas have been built t... (View article)

90: World of Flying Covers Aviation from a Pilot
Veteran aviation writer Dan Pimentel continues to grow his presence in the “blogosphere” with his aviation blog Av8rdan’s World of Flying, which takes a lighthearted look at general aviation, business/corporate flying, the pilot c... (View article)

91: A look at the history of rail travel
Early railways are primarily wagonways, thought to have been created in Germany in the 1500s used for transporting coal primarily from mines, the rails were formed from wood, the only evidence of this is by Georgius Agricola who i... (View article)

92: Spain - Not Just For Beach Vacations
Spanish vacations are rapidly gaining popularity and appeal not just from Europe, but from visitors based in the US, Canada and further afield too - tourists from all over the world are discovering the richness and beauty found in... (View article)

93: Low Cost Airline Boost For 2008 Skiing Vacations
Winter vacations in Europe have grown in popularity in recent years, and ski slopes are one of the major destinations for individuals on holiday during the cold months. Often the only thing stopping an individual or family from g... (View article)

94: 5 of the Most Outrageously Extravagant Las Vegas Casinos / Hotels
1.MGM Grand & Signature MGM Condo ApartmentsThis 30 floor Casino / Hotel stands at 293ft high and consists of five outdoor pools, rivers and waterfalls covering 380,000 square feet. In amongst the complex one can find entertainmen... (View article)

95: More Brits Heading to the Ski Slopes For 2008
The 2006/2007 ski season saw a nice rise in numbers of Brits taking a ski holiday. Last year's 3% rise is expected to increase through the 2007/2008 ski season. Just over 37% of UK skiers choose to ski in France while 19% choose A... (View article)

96: Choosing a Vacation Rental
If you are going on vacation you will need to find a place to stay. This may seem like a daunting task, but all in all it is quite easy. There are many options that will allow you to plan your own vacation without having to spen... (View article)

97: Finding a Short Term Rental
Are you going to be traveling out of your home country for business or pleasure? If so, you will need somewhere to stay. One of your best options may be to find a short term rental in the area that you are going to be visiting. ... (View article)

98: Wild Things Tanzania Safaris - Birding on the Kilombero River
Having spent the night in the Udzungwa Mountains we watched the sunrise over the Kilombero from the top of Sanje Falls. The valley stretched out before us, first sugar cane fields and a mist shrouded hint of the game planes bey... (View article)

99: Exploring The Udzungwa Mountains – The Mwanihana Trail
When you mention the Udzungwas to the vast majority of people, the first question they ask is ‘Where’s that?’ which is closely followed by ‘what is there to do there?’ The Udzungwas are part of the Eastern Arc Mountain Range. Th... (View article)

100: Wilderness Camping in Selous With Wild Things
The Selous game reserve is the largest conservation area in the world with the exception of the polar regions. The area is home to a vast diversity of game including the elusive African Hunting Dog. Having left Dar early we heade... (View article)