If you are thinking about visiting Europe then there are some cities, amongst the many great ones, that you absolutely can not leave off your travel itinerary. Within them you will find some of the world’s most famous landmarks and attractions. They provide a real insight into the varied cultures of the Europe, and no European holiday would be complete without seeing at least a couple of them. Continue reading »
New York City has been described as the city that never sleeps, but you could easily apply the moniker to London as well. Since London was first a city, it has been teeming with life and anything you could possibly want to do can be done in the city’s center. A city so rich in tradition, activities, and history needs more than a cursory glance of course, but much of what the city has to offer can be experienced in a few day’s time. Continue reading »
Whether it’s a scenic beach front, great shopping, the arts, or just lots of fun, Brighton has it. With its mix of sites and attractions, there’s always things to do in Brighton, whatever time of year you visit. Being a seaside town, Brighton’s beach front is, naturally, its main attraction, and it has all kinds of activity (such as sunbathing, surfing, sailing, volleyball and skateboarding) going on. Continue reading »
Eurostar train break downs, caused by the unusually severe winter weather, have resulted in tens of thousands of travelers stranded or delayed. Six train break downs have resulted in 55,000 travellers having their journeys disrupted.
Eurostar have reported that although their trains have been reliable for over 15 years the abnormally acute weather conditions in northern France have caused the problems that have been experienced. Continue reading »
Jan 102010
Extreme weather conditions have caused numerous Eurostar train break downs over the weekend, leaving many travellers stranded. Siz broken down Eurostar trains have resulted in as many as 55,000 travellers experiencing disruption.
It has been reported that although the snow shields used to protect train electrics for 15 years had been effective in the past, the unusually acute weather conditions in Northern France had caused severe problems. Continue reading »
The tourism sector is growing rapidly in Croatia as people start to return to the once popular tourist magnet but the war in Croatia during the 1990s means that you can still find reasonable priced accommodation in Croatia even if you want to stay right at the beach or in the very city centre of historic hubs like Dubrovnik and Zagreb. Tours, beach sports and night life are other features that can be enjoyed without digging a deep whole in your pockets.
Croatia borders the Adriatic sea; the part of the Mediterranean Sea separating the Italian Peninsula from the Balkan peninsula in southern Europe. Continue reading »
