The advantages of Eurostar over low cost airlines

Eurostar operates a high speed train service between London and the rest of Europe. It is evident that more and more travellers are favouring Eurostar as a mode of transport, with figures up twenty five percent year on year at the start of 2008.
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A major advantage of travelling with Eurostar is that they run on time, with punctuality figure reaching almost ninety-four percent. A report in the Daily Telegraph newspaper earlier this month demonstrates that this is nowhere near the case with British Airways, who ranked 22nd out of 29 as one of Europe’s poorest performers for punctual arrivals and even worse at 23rd for departures. This is not the story with every airline and Flybe has outperformed many of it rivals with a punctuality record on its London to Belfast route, but the figure of eighty seven percent is still a long way short of Eurostar’s record.

London St Pancras International is a very convenient station to arrive at with no less than six underground links and seven mainline links connecting directly to it. Ebbsfleet International is situated just off junction two of the M25 and therefore convenient for those living in South East England, and there is also a free shuttle to this station and Ashford International on connecting Fasttrack buses and South Eastern trains. However it is not always as easy to find an airport close to home that is flying to the destination of your choice.

Booking is fast and easy with Eurostar who initiated Railteam, a joint venture between Europe’s top high-speed train operators, and the Railteam network is fast expanding which can only lead further improvements.

These days we are all concerned about the environmental impact and perhaps you remember reading an article in the Mail last March about how green taxation, one of the key themes of the budget was a con because the most frequent flyers are the rich, and evidence pointed to the fact that increasing taxation on air travel doesn’t change our behaviour. Additionally the new green rules, which demand planes to burn less fuel, are being viewed suspiciously because they might cause planes to crash.

All in all, Eurostar has a number of clear advantages over travel by low cost airlines, especially having partnered with Friends of the Earth to work together on the development of the Friends of the Earths, The Big Ask campaign and Eurostar’s, Tread Lightly scheme.

Eurostar has a continued initiative to help soften its impact on the environment and has also enjoyed ticket sales increases as a result.

An independent survey by “YouGov” shows that our views about travelling are changing, that we are starting to take action and expect others to do so as well.

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Rome City Break Guide

Known as the Caput Mundi or the Capital of the World, Rome has a enourmous amount of sights to see, all of which can be enjoyed either by foot, or on the tour buses which circle the city.

With a population of aproximately 4 million, Rome is Itay’s largest city. As the capital of Italy, it boasts the residence of the President of the Italian Republic and the Italian Prime Minister. The Italian Constitutional Court is also located within the city of Rome.

As the birthplace of the Catholic Church, it also is home to the Vatican, the Pope, and St. Peter’s Basilica. Part of the allure that makes this the third most popular city to visit in Europe, is the religious sights, the people, and the activities that surround them. With the many Basilicas in and around the city, each built at different times throughout history, you will need to make a list of those you most want to see and plan your time accordingly.

For the children there is the Bioparco or the zoo. This 18 acre zoo has quite a collection of animals and it will give you a break from classical Rome while you roam among the beasts and beauties to be found in this park.

Of spiritual and historical significance is the Coliseum in Rome. In the 1st century AD this Coliseum was built and then went on to host the gladiators, condemned prisoners, and hungry lions as they fought each other in front of thousands of spectators. The Coliseum was eventually abandoned and was damaged by earthquakes in the ensuing years. For Christians, it is a sight where we recall our history; for budding archaeologists and history buffs, this is a sight to study for ancient building techniques; for those interested in how plants migrate, it is a sight to study for the myriads of exotic plants that were planted inadvertently when seed pods fell from the animals that were brought in to fight in the great arena.

Rome has a rich history of Christianity and Catholicism, of art and museums. There are also modern works of architecture, standing side by side with the old, classical lines of the city. For a city break with culture and variety, Rome is an excellent place to begin. It’s easy to get to from just about everywhere and it has an extensive city wide transportation system for your convenience. Got a few days to spare? Rome makes a great destination for a short weekend break.

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Discovering the hidden Tuscany: Lower Maremma and the City of Tufa

The Maremma is a vast area covering part of southern Tuscany and a small part of northern Latium. This area was once the heartland of the Etruscans, the fascinating and mysterious civilization which dominated central Italy before the emergence of Rome and whose legacy is still discernible all over the region.

The Maremma can be divided into the Alta Maremma (upper or northern Maremma), and Bassa Maremma (lower or southern Maremma).The Alta Maremma extends from Grosseto northwards to Cecina River just south of Livorno while the lower Maremma extends along the Albegna and Ombrone rivers down the coast to the Argentario and beyond, The latter is the least populated area of mainland Italy and, despite being a great destination for the historian, nature-lover and sun-worshipper alike, it is still remarkably off the beaten track.

The charm of the Maremma is enriched by its livestock-raising traditions. The ‘butteri’, skillful cowboys, were talented enough to beat Buffalo Bill in 1911 when he challenged them to a contest at breaking colts. The local cattle-rearers are still proud of that victory after a century and they hand down their skills from father to son.

Leaving behind the small village of Talamone, the Via Aurelia Etrusca leads to the mouth of the Albegna river and to the Tombolo di Giannella, a sandspit which joins Monte Argentario, once an island, to the mainland. The sea currents have built a second sandspit, or “tombolo” between the “island” and the mainland thus forming a large lagoon, which is known as the Laguna di Ortobello,. The scenery of the Monte Argentario, which reaches 635 metres at its highest point is dramatic, with headlands, bays and shingle beaches.

Orbetello is set in the middle of the lagoon by the same name and is linked to Monte Argentario through a road built over an artificial bank (the dam), which has divided the lagoon into two stretches of water (the Eastern Lagoon and the Western Lagoon). Orbetello is a lively and busy town whose principal resource has always been fishing. Local seafood is widely considered to be the best in the Maremma so if you happen to be there around noon, take your chance to visit one of the many restaurants offering local specialties.

Before heading inland to explore the main Etruscans centres, it is worth visiting the hill-village of Capalbio, with its perfectly intact medieval centre. Capalbio is also know for some ‘unusual’ attractions such as the Tarot Garden, getting its name from 22 gigantic statues that represent the tarot cards. If you are lucky enough and you happen to visit Capalbio during the second week of september, you will have the chance to see many Italian celebrities hanging around and you can also attend the traditional wild boar festival. During other periods of the year, you can always pay a visit to the Pieve di San Nicola, the Collachini Palace or the Vulci National Museum in neraby Canino.

Leaving the coast, the road travels deep into the hills of the Marrema with the towns of Pitigliano, Sorano and Sovana forming a triangle enclosing the protected area known as “City of Tufa” (from the volcanic rock used for centuries as building material). You will almost certainly fall in love with Pitigliano as soon as you will have the chance to lay your eyes on it. Build on a stone spur in a wild landscape, Pitigliano blends perfectly into the rock. From its position high above the lush valleys and twin rivers, Pitigliano affords stunning views, ones which have been enjoyed for many centuries as the local Roman and Etruscan ruins are testament to. The undeniable influence of the Jewish community, which dates back to the 15th century, has earned Pitigliano the nickname ‘Little Jerusalem’, and Jewish culture and cuisine are still very important in the town.

Northwest of Pitigliano you will find Sovana, another important Etruscan town dating back to the 7th century BC or even earlier. The ancient capital of this part of the Maremma and once a rival to Siena, Sovana is now a little village with ancient ruins and Romanesque architecture. North of the town is the Etruscan Necropolis containing over 100 tombs, many of which can be explored, beginning with the most spectacular of them all, the famous Tomba del Sileno.

Just a few miles down the road from Sovana, Saturnia is another stunning place to visit. This little village is filled with traces from eras dating back to the Romans, as well as a handful of absolutely mouth-watering restaurants. If you would like to indulge in a little pampering or even an acne treatment,  the local spa complex which grew up around the sulphur springs, waterfalls and streams is a magnificent place to visit. The Etruscans who built the town are thought to have used these bubbling turquoise waters in their religious ceremonies.

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This article is part of a series meant to describe some travel itineraries in the lesser known areas of Tuscany. You can find similar articles covering the Casentino Valley, Lunigiana and the smaller islands of the Tuscan Archipelago.

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Born in the USA, but happily ensconced in the Island of Elba since 2001, Bob McCormack is a freelance writer with a very special passion for food and wine. His travel articles and Elba Islands hotels and restaurants reviews have appeared in numerous national and international publications.
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Barcelona City Breaks – Take a Quick Look at Barcelona

Home of the 1992 Olympic Games, the coastal city of Barcelona boasts city life and beach time all in one great package. With a population of 3,000,000 people, Barcelona is a great place for a sight-seeing city break when you have just a few days to spare.

Barcelona has a major International Airport, El Prat de Llobregat. It is only about seven miles from the city centre. Take a cab along to the city centre where you will find yourself among the bustling crowds that move in and out among the city’s restaurants, bars and fashion stores.

ll of Barcelona’s best sites are viewable by way of taxi or the city’s metro bus service. It will take you pretty much anywhere you want in the city until about 11:00 PM and until 1:00 AM at weekends. There’s also a sky ride that will allow you to view the whole city en route to your destination.

Because lots of Europeans take their vacations in August, you’ll find that the tourist attractions in Barcelona are more crowded during that time. If you love crowds, that’s the best time to go. If you’d rather avoid the crowds, you might want to choose another time.

The lodging and the cuisine are varied with the Ritz Carlton near the Olympic Village being one of the pricier hotels. Restaurants boast Catalan and Spanish cuisine as well as typically Spanish meal times. Most Spaniards begin their days later than the Brits, but then they stay up far later too. With lunch between 2:00 and 4:00 PM and dinner around 9:00 PM, Spaniards stay up well into the night and have a much more laid back way of life.

Barcelona is home to seven beaches. While many of the beaches offer restaurants and promenades, others are more or less for people who wish to relax and soak up the sun in peace. While there are several beaches right on Barcelona’s doorstep, the resort of Sitges, just a little to the south, also offers pretty alternatives with ice cream shops and great water sports.

Other sights you might want to take in are the National Museum of Art which houses a great collection of Romanesque art as well as the Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art which gives its focus to Catalan and Spanish art rendered since 1945. You will see lots of variety in architecture, as well, from the Barri Gotic to Art Nouveau to modern buildings all mingled in the same area, if not the same sections of town. A quick city break in Barcelona will be a time to remember for you and your family and friends.

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How To Shop Like a Pro for Cheap Internal Flights UK

Do you love to find a great bargain? Does travelling around the UK sound like a great getaway? Internal travel within the UK is a terrific way to take a weekend break or an extended vacation. This travel, however, can be quite costly. Consider these great tips on how to shop like a pro for cheap internal flights in the UK

Do your Research

Unpublished fares are becoming increasingly more common for internal flights as much as for international flights. Take the time to scour the internet for cheap internal flights within the UK. With online travel sites exploding all over the web, you will be surprised at the difference you may find in fares. Put a little effort into checking  fares and you should save a tidy sum on your airfare. Also consider researching vacation packages. These are usually a lot cheaper than booking your flight and your hotel and car hire separately.

Consider using a “Destination Specialist”

Many times these personnel can negotiate with the airline for a lower rate. They can also help you plan your getaway for the best travel times and dates to guarantee the best fare available. Destination specialists can also offer advice on many different aspects of your vacation, from hotels and tours, to car hires and points of interest. Often they are able to book all of these together to get you the best possible price. Some of the most popular destination specialists include UK Air, Airfare Planet, 1800 Fly Europe, and Qantas Vacations. Any of these specialists will be able to help you plan your trip, while guaranteeing the best price available for cheap internal flights in the UK. Almost all of these specialists can be found online as well.

Know what you Want in an Airline

The most important factors in the price of any flight will be the duration of the flight, the amenities of the airline, and the number of stops. Considering all of these factors and planning accordingly will help lower your fare. If you will be comfortable in coach, without a meal or movie, consider using a smaller airline, such as Airworld or EasyJet. EasyJet has some of the lowest fares in Europe. This airline is somewhat different to the larger airlines because it does not offer a commission to travel agents in order to keep their fares low.

Be Flexible about your Travel Dates

If you are flexible on your travel dates, you can really reap the savings. Even traveling a day later or earlier can result in savings over 100 pounds, depending on the destination. Consider a red eye flight or travel during the week to maximize the reductions in fares. The key to finding cheap internal airfare within the UK is planning and research. If you have the time available to look for great fares, you can grab up a good one before it’s gone. Many flights sell out early, often leaving a weary last-minute traveller stuck in an airport. Once you learn how to find a great fare, you will be teaching others how to shop like a pro for cheap internal flights in the UK.

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The Magic of Cyprus

How many people could point accurately  to the location of Cyprus on a map of the world? Well, the third largest island in the Mediterranean lies at its eastern end,  just a few miles off the coast of Southern Turkey.

Turquoise seas washing upon white crystalline beaches fringed with palm trees makes Cyprus a truly stunning holiday vacation destination. The island for all seasons, Cyprus enjoys year-round sun, great nightlife and a wonderful atmosphere. According to Greek mythology, Cyprus is said to have been the birthplace of Aphrodite, the Goddess of Love, and once you have spent just a few days there, it’s easy to see why holidaymakers fall in love with it.

Although a small country, Cyprus has a distinguished cultural heritage. The island bears witness to its millenia of cultural history. Cyprus has been occupied and inhabited by countless peoples over many years all of whom have a lasting and indelible imprint on this charming and beautiful island. Because of the islands clost proximity to the continents of Asia, Africa and Europe, Cyprus exudes an atmosphere of very varied and diverse cultural influences and with 9000 years of history this island is truly a most magical and special holiday island.

Although the island is divided between the Turkish North (The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus or TRNC as it is locally known)and the Greek South, in practical terms it is now entirely possible to travel between the 2 sides of the island with the minimum of fuss and formalities.

Whether you are in the North or the South of the island, you would struggle to spot the differences in the two peoples of this island. Apart from the language, there are far more similarities than there are differences. Although this is a politically divided island the warmth of both the Turkish and Greek Cypriot people is the overriding memory and impression which you will take away with you back to your own home.

As much as enjoying a few days rest and relaxation in the wonderful climate, you will also find it impossinble not to become involved and mixing with the most wonderful and hospitable Cypriot people who make this place more than just a holiday island. Indeed you will feel that Cyprus has become a home from home such is the charm and attraction of this place.

Indeed I challenge you to go to any restaurant or taverna on this island and to come away at the end of the evening without having met and been introduced to the owner of the establishment and to have shared “a drink on the house!”

The most popular coastal and beach resorts are those of Limassol, Paphos, Larnaca, Ayia Napa and Protaras. Nicosia, the island’s divided capital is well worth a visit but the intense heat of the summer months is made worse by the fact that Nicosia lies almost at the centre of the island and not by the coast where the sea breezes provide welcome relief in the months of June to September when average daily temperatures will rise well into the high 30’s to 40’s and stay there even into the evening and night-time hours.

The Troodos mountains provide a welcome change for those seeking some relief from the summer sun- indeed it is actually possible to ski up in Troodos in Winter and yet still be on the beach in Limassol or Larnaca within a short 90 minute car ride – such is the amazing variety of this island which, once visited, is never forgotten.

As with many holiday resorts, Cyprus has become a very popular destination for people to buy investment and holiday properties. In addition to luxurious 5 star hotels, Cyprus has a huge choice and selection of holiday rental properties. Large holiday homes with several bedrooms, huge swimming pools and beautifully manicured gardnes to modern spacious townhouses and apartments with all modern facilities and creature comforts.

As far the quality of hotels, Cyprus has some of the very best to be found anywhere in the world. For many years the only thing which Cyprus lacked as a holiday destination was, in my opinion, high quality golf courses, but of late there has been a spate of fantastic golf resorts springing up on both sides of the island. The climate in Cyprus is so mild and temperate in winter that it has become in recent years, a superb winter holiday resort. Moreover, due to the construction of some world class golfing resorts at Aphrodite Hills and Tsada Hills in the South and the brand new resort at Esentepe in the Turkish North, this is a great place to visit for a fantastic winter golfing holiday.

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Top 10 family holidays

When thinking about a family holiday, you will want to consider something that all family members can enjoy. There are locations all around the world but what follows are some of the top locations. Number one on the list are the resorts of the Caribbean & Mexico Beach resorts, particularly all-inclusive are a great place for the family to get together. With a choice of water sports, pools, a myriad of activities plus the new water park features.

We then have Florida, which has something for everyone. Orlando is close by with the popular Disney World and Sea World. Something you might want to remember about Disney World is that it is huge; it has four different theme parks in it, two water parks and twenty-two resorts. In fact, Downtown Disney is the size of Boston!

There is much information online to help you get the best of your Walt Disney world vacation. Whilst in Orlando you might want to check out Universal Orlando, Nickelodeon Family Suites by Holiday Inn and of course SeaWorld Orlando marine park which is a unique Discovery Cove experience. You can of course spend your time on the beach as well with Space Coast nature reserves, Kennedy Space Centre, Clearwater and of course St. Pete.

Another destination is New York; here there are a variety of things for everyone in the family to do. In the Museum of Natural History, you can read more about what New York has to offer and also find the best Mesothelioma lawyers, online.

Next is Hershey, Pennsylvania, which is only 3 hours from New York City. Here you can find an Amish country nearby. Hershey is also known as “Chocolate town USA” which was built by chocolate tycoon Milton Hershey so that his employees had a place to live. Hershey added an amusement park, which now has roller coasters and is open during the summer and also for Halloween and Christmas Candylane. While in Hershey you can stay at the classic-style Hotel Hershey, which has a kids club for the young ones, a spa for the adults and is chocolate-themed.

Next is Williamsburg, Virginia which is great for educational fun, you can stop by Colonial Williamsburg, Busch Gardens Europe theme park and Water Country USA. In Williamsburg, history comes to life with actors and volunteers portraying people from 230 years ago.

There are even more family friendly places for you and your family to spend their Holiday Vacation.

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Upon travelling on a holiday in the Greek Islands, there are many islands to choose from, including Corfu, Crete, Kos, Cyclades, Dodecanese, Skiathos, Epirus, Euboea, Ionian Islands, Macedonia, North-East Aegean, Peloponnese, Saronic Islands, Zante, Sporades Islands, Sterea Greece, Thessaly, and Thrace.

Most of these destinations offer scuba diving, sailing and other water sports, as well wonderful beaches. Many British holidaymakers spend their holidays in Greece and in the Greek Islands and it has become one of the most popular holiday destinations. When you spend your holiday on the Greek Islands you can expect brilliant sunshine, family-run tavernas, friendly resorts, fine beaches, and interesting excursions, sparklingly clear water.

Everyone will find something that they are looking for during their Greek Holiday. You can stay in a small and tranquil fishing villa or one of the many busy resorts with more nightlife activities. Many that come to the Greek Islands are there for the charming tavernas, traditional food, and a relaxing atmosphere at the beach. Planning your trip to the Greek Islands is not only a great idea for the family but also the budget as well.

Deciding on which of the Greek Islands you want to vacation on depends on what you want to do while there. For a lesser known and more relaxing time you can spend your holiday at Lesbos, Samos, Kefalonia or Syros. The charming unspoilt Meganissi and Ithaca, traditional Lefkas or small, scenic islands like Alonissos, Paros, Kalymnos, Thassos or Paxos are great for a quiet holiday at the beach.

However if you want a more continuous Greek island holiday then Rhodes could be your destination. For those who are looking for a little more excitement in their holiday vacation then they will want to hit Kos and Mykonos, whose nightlife is un-compared. For those wanting an attractive holiday vacation then Corfu and Crete are the destinations for you. These destinations have a variety of holiday events and an encompassing choice of landscapes. For the shopper there are amazing white villages and landscapes such as those on Santorini and Naxos to make that shopping excursion unique and refreshing. Greek Island Holiday getaways are great for getting fresh air and much needed exercise while having a pleasant time. If you plan your vacation either late or early in the season then you will find the islands covered in wonderful wild flowers. The countryside will be green and lush, with the mountain terrains breath taking and awe inspiring. You could also go for one of the many water sports available including scuba diving and sailing.

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If you are looking for cheap flights to Turkey from UK, it might be worth your while considering a package holiday that includes air fare and accommodation. Numerous airlines offer flights from the United Kingdom to Turkey. They include:

1)Swiss International Air Lines
2)Czech Airlines
3)KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
4)Lufthansa
5)British Airways
6)Turkish Airlines

However, the best deals may be found with the travel agents. Travel agents will have good deals with accommodation included in their prices. So getting cheap flights to Turkey from the UK may be more cost effective if you book the flight ticket as well as your accommodation via the travel agent.

Exotic & Mysterious- Turkey

Considered both an Asian and a European destination (with Africa also nearby), Turkey’s history is steeped in various cultures and the country is well worth a visit. Its ancient ruins, mountainous regions and forested areas make Turkey a great vacation destination for anyone of any age. The amazing mix of cultures and the great food and night life make it a wonderful place for young people, while the excursions and guided tours of ancient sites available also make it a great vacation spot for history as well as pre-history buffs. Its markets and bazaars give an exotic feel to the place, while the relaxed and hospitable atmosphere of its people makes it a welcoming place for visitors.

It is no more than five hours from the UK. Bearing this in mind, there aren’t many low cost, no frills airlines running to Istanbul or to any other Turkish destinations. However, with big airlines like British Airways and Lufthansa competing for customers, finding those cheap flights to Turkey from UK shouldn’t be too difficult.

Cheap Flights to Turkey from UK through Property Management Companies

Although replete with rugged, unspoiled terrain, Turkey is also considered a developed country. With a thriving tourism sector, it is eager to attract visitors and other types of investment. This makes it an attractive opportunity for property developers and investors. Finding cheap flights to Turkey from UK may be the first step towards buying an apartment or house in one of Turkey’s cities. You may therefore find yourself shopping for property in Turkey. Numerous property developers based in the UK and other parts of Europe will encourage investors to buy property in Turkey. You should note that since the fall of communism in eastern Europe, the entire region around Turkey has opened up to investment opportunities, causing property prices to rise relative to their prices a decade or more ago.

If you are thinking about buying property in Turkey, you may find a property management firm that will encourage you to view numerous projects that are in development in Turkey. Property management firms may have deals that will allow you to stipulate your requirements for a property and show you a list of properties that you may be interested in before drawing up a list of properties that may interest you.

If you book flights and accommodation, you may get help from the property management company in getting cheap flights to Turkey from UK. Furthermore, they may cover the costs of your trip if and when you decide to buy real estate in Turkey.

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If you are travelling to the United States in the near future you might want to check out the services of a very good agency that can help you start out as an investor in rare gold coins, to  help you make a hedge against the current instability that has hit money markets across the world. Monaco Rare Coin is a company with decades of experience in the rare coin trade. They deal in sholesale buying and selling, as well as assisting collectors around the world.   You can take the coins or ingots back home with you or you can opt to leave them in safe storage in the bank vault. They have decades of experience in the world of investing in silver and gold, so they can give you all the help and advice you need.  You can rely on Monaco’s highly regarded reputation for buying and selling rare coins and precious metals products.

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