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Athens, Greece is often a preferred vacation spot by tourists from all more than the world. This can be as a result of the best blend of historical past and modernization that the city exudes. Upon setting foot on this stunning city, you will likely be greeted from the stunning Acropolis in which civilization started out and around the other side, it is possible to see roads packed with taxis and modern day stores.

Filled with breathtaking archeological internet sites, Athens can cause you to feel like you’re traveling back again in time – back again towards the Neolithic Era. According to scientific studies, that was the time once the 1st initiatives for the organization of Athens started. It absolutely was in the year 1834 when Athens was inaugurated as the money of Greece. This took place soon after the first municipal elections.

The Pelasgoi had been mentioned to be the first inhabitants of the city. And throughout the 1400 BC, these inhabitants started off the restoring the rock with the Acropolis with walls. This went on till the Copper Age and till the 800 BC. That is the time if your huge feast of Athens is taking place to honor their Goddess called Athena. Through individuals occasions, she was dearly admired for the extent that the money of Greece was called following her. Up until this time, you can find still two standing constructions on the Acropolis – the Pantheon and Erechtheion. Both of these buildings boast of a significant historical past and rich lifestyle behind it.

Upon seeing the Pantheon, you cannot help but be amazed through the work in the Greeks to build this kind of stone structure. The Erechtheion will also maintain you in awe due to the Caryatids – the columns that can come in a kind of female figures. When you’re up in these buildings, you will probably be surprised at how the city reveals its majestic wonders to your bare eyes.

This majestic town has so a great deal far more to provide in addition to the Acropolis. Actually, many books and novels had been prepared to talk about the miracles of the lovely city.

To read more about travel topics, visit famouswonders.com and while you are at it, check out luxury hotels in Athens.

Croatia is tipped to be one of the most popular destinations in 2010 for British holiday-makers with its non-Euro currency, high quality, good value tourist accommodation and excellent flying links from UK airports. Hidden Croatia has come up with its pick of Easter holidays, from a 5* water-front hotel in Dubrovnik to island hotels in locations reminiscent of the Cote d’Azur.

Easter on the cosmopolitan island of Hvar, 4* b&b £735
For travel over Easter 2010 Hidden Croatia has a 7 night b&b stay at the 4* Hotel Riva Hvar Yacht Harbour for £735 per person, based on 2 sharing and including return flights from Gatwick to Split, road and ferry transfers. The hotel is located on the chic harbour front of Hvar island, reminiscent of an upmarket French Riviera resort, and is a member of the Small Leading Hotels of the World, offering contemporary styling in a wonderful location. Contact Hidden Croatia on 0844 477 9999, www.hiddencroatia.com

5* waterfront hotel in Dubrovnik, with complimentary wine
Hidden Croatia is offering a complimentary bottle of wine with dinner each day for guests spending a week at the 5* Grand Villa Argentina, a classic water-front, Dalmatian building made up of three noble villas, renowned as the most exquisite hotel in Dubrovnik. A week’s half board stay costs from £675 per person (child £499) over Easter, including flights from Gatwick to Dubrovnik and airport transfers. Contact Hidden Croatia on 0844 477 9999, www.hiddencroatia.com

Remote island off the tourist track, 3* b&b £599
The remote island of Vis is as impregnable as a Bond villain’s lair and as beautiful as Capri before the tourists. It has no big hotels, no big resorts, and despite its magnificent unspoilt scenery and deserted beaches has only recently opened up to tourism. The island’s Hotel San Giorgio is a charming 10 rooms boutique 3 star hotel and Hidden Croatia offers 7 nights bed and breakfast accommodation from £599 per person (April 2010), including flights from London Gatwick to Split and road and ferry transfers, based on 2 sharing. Contact Hidden Croatia on 0844 477 9999, www.hiddencroatia.com

Car free Croatian island, 7 nights £409
Croatia’s Kolocep island, the smallest of the Elafiti islands, is completely car free, has just one hotel, the Hotel Villas Kolocap, and a population of less than 150 inhabitants, which combined with its low-rise, unspoilt landscape makes for very good walking and cycling opportunities. Unusually for Croatia the island has a sandy beach. Hidden Croatia offers 7 nights room and breakfast at the 3* Hotel Villas Kolocep from £385 in April 2010 (children £285), including return flights from Gatwick to Dubrovnik, road and ferry transfers. Contact Hidden Croatia on 0844 477 9999, www.hiddencroatia.com

Croatia’s Makarska Riviera, boutique hotel
80kms south of Split is the tranquil town of Tucepi, with its turquoise fringed golden beaches, where the family-run, delightful boutique style 3* Hotel Villa Andrea offers a friendly and unpretentious welcome right beside the sea. Hidden Croatia offers a 7 night stay from £495 per person in April 2010, including b&b accommodation, return flights from London Gatwick to Split and airport transfers. Contact Hidden Croatia on 0844 477 9999, www.hiddencroatia.com

Hidden Croatia reservations 0844 477 9999, www.hiddencroatia.com

Easter traditionally marks the start of the British holiday season, and with the weather showing signs of significant improvement, families throughout the country have got the perfect excuse to get out and enjoy themselves this April.

We know how difficult it can be to keep the whole family entertained on a day out or short break. That’s why we’ve created a superb round-up of special Easter events, exciting activities and astounding attractions to keep everyone busy. We’ve also included a selection of special Easter accommodation offers and attraction discounts, to help visitors make the most of their trip to Bristol without breaking the bank.

Take a look at just a couple of the highlights below, or for more information log on to Bristol’s official visitor information web site www.visitbristol.co.uk.

EASTER SCHOOL HOLIDAY

2 – 18 APRIL 2010

Easter Eggstravaganza

Bristol Zoo Gardens, Clifton

Get eggcited this Easter by taking part in the Easter Egg Hunt around the Zoo. The Easter Bunny and Spring Bear will also be making a special appearance (2 – 5 April).

Get Animated

At-Bristol, Harbourside

With lots of models and props to see, including a set from Aardman’s latest Wallace & Gromit animation, A Matter of Loaf and Death, Animate It! at At-Bristol will take you on a journey through animation past, present and future.

Easter at Brunel’s ss Great Britain

Brunel’s ss Great Britain, Harbourside

Explore the fun Easter Animal Trail on board the ship. The best children’s drawings win prizes (2 – 5 April).

Easter Egg Trails

Tyntesfield, Wraxall

Enjoy fun trails and activities throughout the grounds of Tyntesfield Estate. Make spring crafts in the Sawmill and follow Easter egg trails which will be supported by Cadbury (11 am – 3 pm).

Easter Family Activities

Fleet Air Arm Museum, Somerset

Everyday throughout the Easter period there will be a variety of special activities for you and your

family to enjoy, from daily Easter Egg Trails to Family Activity Egg Drops, where you and your family can design and build your own parachute for an egg.

Travel by Train or Coach

Visitors to Bristol who travel on First Great Western trains or National Express coaches can now take advantage of money-saving 2For1 offers and discounts at Bristol attractions, hotels, restaurants and events. Simply pick up a leaflet at the station or log on to http://visitbristol.co.uk/site/things-to-do/easter-in-bristol to find out more.

For more information on any of the events covered, go to the city’s official tourism website www.visitbristol.co.uk or call the Tourist Information Centre on 0333 321 0101.

Tourism businesses in North East England are being encouraged to go green to claim a bigger share of the North East’s £4bn tourism industry.

The region’s tourism agencies are keen to encourage rural businesses to explore the benefits of eco-friendly practices and become more appealing to environmentally aware holidaymakers.

A conference – Pure Profit 2010 – is being held in Durham City on March 18 to showcase how going green can make businesses more profitable, sustainable and marketable. The conference is delivered by tourism agency Visit County Durham on behalf of One North East and is sponsored by Natural England.

Janet Cummings, business performance coordinator at One North East, said: “More and more consumers are now environmentally aware and looking to reduce their carbon footprint whenever possible, even on holiday, leading many to choose domestic short breaks instead of overseas trips.

As this tourism trend grows it’s vital for North East England to be known nationally as a place that offers a high quality, ethical and green experience for visitors.”

Pure Profit 2010 is being held at the Rivergreen Centre, Aykley Heads, Durham, a multi award winning green business centre, and features speakers from the worlds of tourism, environmental research and sustainable business practices. Full details of the speakers in Notes to Editors.

Tourism is the UK’s fifth biggest industry, worth £4bn to the region’s economy per year and sustains over 60,000 jobs. Several North East tourism businesses are already benefiting from being green.

In 2009, North East accommodation businesses who were members of the Green Tourism Business Scheme recorded occupancy rates 19 per cent higher than non accredited businesses.

A recent pan European survey by electrical goods manufacturer Samsung found that a third of consumers would opt for an ‘eco-friendly’ hotel, demonstrating that green credentials have a major impact in influencing the decisions of holidaymakers.

Martin Dunford, one of the founders of the Rough Guides series of travel guides and reference books, has joined forces with the learning holidays specialist GoLearnTo.com.

Started by Vanessa Lenssen, GoLearnTo.com specialize in selling high quality learning holidays and experiences online, including language courses, cookery weekends, painting holidays, surf breaks and much more. Vanessa has over 20 years experience in the travel industry, working across a number of sectors, and was previously a Managing Director at STA Travel and MyTravel.

Dunford believes that there’s huge potential in the learning holidays sector.

‘Vanessa has established a great business in just two years, and I feel that together we can raise it to the next level. Our ambition for GoLearnTo.com is massive: to become the principal portal for learning and experience-based holidays on the web, with an inspirational and content-rich site that is the last word on this new kind of travel.

It’s a great opportunity. The sector is bigger than most people think, and getting bigger all the time. ’

The numbers bear this out. Just over three million adults attended a course while on holiday over the past three years, and over the past five years the number of consumers swapping beach holidays for trips that educate and provide new experiences has grown by 66%. Society is changing: a zeitgeist culture is driving the need for self-fulfillment, self-expression and status –holidays that satisfy the need to show off a new skill when you get home.

There is also growing interest in travel that can act as a fast-track catalyst for career changes, career progression and major ‘life-shifts’, and significant growth in the singles population and the ‘active retired’, both of which are key markets for GoLearnTo.com. According to National Statistics projections, the singles population in England and Wales is set to grow by almost a third by 2031, when it’s estimated around 45% of the adult population will live in single households.

Dunford continues: ‘Travel is in a relatively mature phase in the UK. For a huge number of people it’s just not enough to fly and flop anymore. They either want to give something back – hence the rise in volunteering and gap year experiences – or they’re looking for some aspect of self-improvement, hence the rise in activity breaks and in particular learning holidays, which are expected to be the number one growth niche market in travel in the next five years.’

Vanessa Lenssen comments: ‘I’m delighted to have Martin on board at GoLearnTo.com. He has a proven track record in building a fantastic brand at Rough Guides, and his experience, expertise and drive to succeed will be a fantastic asset in taking GoLearnTo.com to the next level.’

With its non-Euro currency, good flying links to the UK, high quality accommodation at affordable prices, Croatia is tipped to increase in popularity this summer far more than most other European destinations, many of which are still seeing a decline in popularity. According to specialist Croatia tour operator, `Hidden Croatia’, Croatia will be one of 2010’s biggest success stories.

Alan Brown of `Hidden Croatia’ says “Not only is Croatia attracting new visitors for 2010, but the country enjoys a high level of repeat business. These are British guests who have been surprised at the high standards of accommodation and cuisine and who are returning time and time again.

When Croatia first re-emerged onto the tourist map it’s fair to say the hotels were reminiscent of its socialist past, standards were mediocre and food was nothing to write home about. These days standards have improved beyond recognition and Croatia offers really good value. Hotels have been reconstructed and refurbished, there’s a much greater emphasis on high quality food and new, cosmopolitan restaurants have sprung up.

British guests are finding both high quality and good value, something that is accelerated by the fact that Croatia’s currency is the Kuna, not the Euro. For visitors apprehensive about traveling to a Euro-zone, this is incredibly good news and although prices have increased in recent years, so has the quality.

On the Croatian coast, hotels that were distinctly average a few years ago are now of a good 4* and 5* standard and new hotels, such as the Hotel Amfora on the island of Hvar is absolutely stunning and has been improved beyond recognition. The island itself is very chic and is home to as many as 47 different types of high quality wines.

Alan Brown continued “The country is also very, very accessible from the UK. `Hidden Croatia’ has flights into Split, Pula and Dubrovnik from a choice of fourteen regional UK airports and during the summer there are nearly 50 flights a week from the UK.

Croatia has become highly fashionable. The islands in particular have become chic and are reminiscent of the sophisticated resorts of France’s Cote d’Azur. The country also has some fantastic new family hotels, for example the new Radisson Blu Resort, Dubrovnik, which opened in July 2009, which is a superb example of a family property with a variety of pools, restaurants and child-care facilities”.

He concluded “Alongside quality, value and accessibility, Croatia offers immense variety, from the historical sites at Dubrovnik and Korcula, island hopping between Croatia’s thousand or so islands, its beautiful clear sea with more blue flag beaches per kilometre than anywhere else in the world, sailing and activity holidays and holidays in Croatia’s beautiful and unspoilt interior. A lot of people hire a boat for the day when in other countries they would hire a car. Here they take out a boat and sail to one on the many uninhabited islands to play Robinson Crusoe for the day. Croatia is just not a place you could ever get bored in”.

Holiday price examples:-

A 7 night stay for a family of 4 in the 5* Radisson Blu Resort during May 2010 costs £1828, with b&b accommodation, return flights from the UK and transfers.

A 7 night all inclusive stay for a family of 4 in the Waterman’s Supertrus Resort on the fashionable island of Brac costs £1720 for 4 people in May 2010, including all meals, drinks, afternoon tea & cakes, a daily activity programme for adults and children, tennis, gym, aqua aerobics and selected sports and activites.

A 7 night stay at the 5* Hotel Amfora on the island of Hvar costs £745 per person, based on 2 sharing and including breakfast, return flights and transfers.

The Hidden Croatia 2010 brochure is launched on 4th January 2010.

To find out about holidays to Croatia visit www.hiddencroatia.com or call 0844 477 9999

- Icelandic economic situation puts Iceland as a value destination in the spotlight

Iceland’s leading airline, Icelandair, has seen an increase in UK sales over the past year since the Icelandic economic situation has brought increased attention to the destination.

Travellers are flocking to Iceland due to the favourable currency exchange rate for UK visitors which has also been confirmed by the Lonely Planet World Travel Guide choosing Iceland as the 2010 best value destination for 2010.

“It seems that in the middle of the media interest we have been able to communicate the fact that this is a great time to visit Iceland, because as a traveller you simply get more for your money than ever before”, says Birkir Holm Gudnason, CEO of Icelandair.

Hjorvar Saeberg Hognason, General Manager UK, added, “If you compare what a pound got you on 1st February 2008 to 1st February 2010, you see an increase of 57%, so you can see why UK passengers are heading to Iceland in droves to experience the breathtaking nature and enjoy activities like searching for the northern lights. Whale watching season is just around the corner so we hope to see many travellers heading over to see the whales and amazing birdlife.”

Last week Icelandair added another three percent to its flight schedule, which was already ten percent up from last year, as a reaction to the rising interest in Iceland tourism.

Icelandair is one of Iceland’s longest established companies, connecting the world and Iceland for over 70 years.
For more information on Icelandair and to book flights visit www.icelandair.com

Tune Hotels.com, part of the Tune Group, the private investment group of Tony Fernandes, founder and Group CEO of low cost airline AirAsia and Team Principal of the Lotus F1 Racing team, has entered into a strategic partnership with London-based Queensway Group Limited to invest in, develop and operate 15 Tune Hotels.com hotels across Greater London by 2017.

Under the terms of the strategic partnership, Tune Hotels.com’s limited service concept of a ‘5-star sleeping experience at a 1-star price’ will be rolled-out across approximately 1,500 hotel rooms, representing £150 million of investment into the London hospitality sector. The roll-out will commence with the launch of Tune Hotels.com-Westminster at 118 Westminster Bridge Road in Q3 2010.

Queensway Group Limited is a UK-based private investment group owning and operating hospitality assets in the UK, Europe and United Arab Emirates (UAE).

Mark Lankester, Group CEO of Tune Hotels.com, said: “We believe Tune Hotels.com will significantly boost London’s hospitality sector. While this city’s global reputation as a leisure and business destination will be enhanced by the Olympic Games in 2012, sterling’s current weakness works in London’s favour in attracting overseas visitors and spend, and in times of continuing economic uncertainty, superior value for money remains key.

“We are pleased to be working with organisations such as Visit Britain, Visit London, Think London and Visit England; and believe our dynamic pricing model will provide a strong call to action that will be hard to ignore.

“Our limited service concept encourages guests to spend less within the hotel itself, driving more spend outside the hotel, within the local business community.

“More consumers are demanding a ‘5-star sleeping experience at a 1-star price’ so that they can spend their hard-earned income on shopping, dining and recreational pursuits outside the hotel. Tune Hotels.com creates a multiplier effect, growing overall tourism spend throughout the locations we establish. Understandably, our expansion requires strategic collaborations with solid local partners who share our vision and we’re delighted to have found the right partner in Queensway Group Limited for Greater London. “

The fast developing economies of Asia, with their major populations and innovative regional low-cost carriers such as Tune Hotels.com’s sister company AirAsia, have fostered significant increases in travel activity. Tune Hotels.com has leveraged this by embracing the limited service model used by low cost airlines, passing on savings from eliminating costly, yet underutilised facilities like conference rooms, food & beverage facilities, swimming pools and gyms, directly to its guests.

Tune Hotels.com focuses only on the high quality basics of great beds with ensuite Power Showers; implementing a pay-as-you-use system of optional add-ons for energy-consuming amenities. It encourages guests to book early online to enjoy exceptionally low prices, with rooms available from as low as £2 per night in its Malaysian and Indonesian hotels.

Tune Hotels.com’s healthy occupancy figures confirm it has hit upon a concept that resonates with today’s modern traveller. Until recently, much of Asian travel activity was intra-regional. However, with the AirAsia-X launch of low-cost, long-haul flights between Kuala Lumpur and London in 2009, there is now a truly affordable bridge between a key Asian hub in Kuala Lumpur and a Europe-American hub which can be found in London. Tune Hotels.com therefore see it a logical step to enter the London hospitality sector with a limited service product that has already been embraced by over half a million guests in South East Asia, in addition to the expected customer base from the United Kingdom and Europe.

Nick Jivraj, Managing Director of Queensway Group Limited, said, “We’re extremely excited about partnering with Tune Hotels.com to develop the London market. Their association with AirAsia, AirAsia-X and Lotus F1 through the Tune Group provides a unique platform for marketing synergies, and their strong brand and marketing expertise in generating room nights online aligns with trends revealing the internet as the prime channel for travel purchase decisions.”

He continued, “Queensway Group Limited views Tune Hotels.com’s brand presence in Asia Pacific as positive for the medium to long term as we expect Asia Pacific to become a major incoming market into London. In addition, we appreciate the strong match of cultures and values fostered in both teams – highly entrepreneurial, people-focused companies for which the Customer is King. By leveraging on Tune Hotels.com’s proven brand, team expertise, and operational model, Queensway Group Limited expects that our investment into the brand will present significant growth in the near future.”

Despite the challenging global economic environment, the partnership with Queensway Group Limited forms only a part of Tune Hotels.com’s aggressive expansion plans. Mark Lankester, Group CEO of Tune Hotels.com, says, “By 2015 we will have invested in over 100 hotels in key cities across the world.”

The global roll-out involves recent strategic partnerships in India and Thailand. On 11 September 2009, Tune Hotels.com announced a strategic partnership with Apodis Hospitality Group to invest in, develop and operate 20 Tune Hotels.com hotels across India by 2012. Under the terms of the strategic partnership, 5 Tune Hotels.com hotels are targeted to be operational in India by December 2010 with a staggered roll-out of the subsequent 15 hotels to be completed by the end of 2012. Initial hotels are likely to be located in and around Amritsar, Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Chandigarh, Chennai, Delhi, Goa, Hyderabad, Indore, Jodhpur, Kochi, Mumbai, Pune, Pipavav, Raipur, Thiruvananthapuram and Tiruchirapally.

On 17 December 2009, Tune Hotels.com announced a strategic partnership with Evolution Capital PCL, a real estate investment advisory firm listed on the Stock Exchange of Thailand, to franchise a roll-out of 44 Tune Hotels.com hotels across Thailand, China, Bangladesh, the Philippines, and Indonesia. Under the terms of the strategic partnership, the first 24 Tune Hotels.com hotels are targeted to be in development by early 2010 and operational by 2012 with staggered roll-out of the subsequent 20 hotels to be completed by 2013.

Tune Hotels.com employs a self-service online booking system similar to low-cost carrier airlines that encourages guests to book as far in advance as possible on www.tunehotels.com to enjoy exceptionally low prices.

All Tune Hotels.com hotels feature space-efficient, streamlined rooms focusing on high-quality basics: 5-star beds and powerful hot showers. Though minimally priced, the strategically located hotels still provide housekeeping services, electronic keycard access into rooms, extensive CCTV systems, and no access into the main lobby without a keycard past midnight. Through Tune Hotels.com’s ‘Less Waste, More Earth’ pay-as-you-use system of add-ons for air-conditioning, laundered towels and other energy-consuming facilities and amenities, Tune Hotels.com aims to help guests conserve both their funds as well as the earth’s resources.

Since Tune Hotels.com was first launched in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, in 2007, more than 500,000 guests have stayed in one of its properties, currently totaling 9 hotels located in Kuala Lumpur, Kota Kinabalu, Kuching, KLIA-LCCT Airport, Penang, Danga Bay, Johor and Kota Damansara in Malaysia and Kuta – Bali and Double Six, Legian – Bali in Indonesia.

For bookings made between 3-12 March 2010, Tune Hotels.com is offering promotional rates from less than £3 per night across its network of Asian hotels for stays between 1 November 2010 – 31 January 2011.

Bookings can be made online at www.tunehotels.com.

This 2 night Mini Cruise Break to Alkmaar is a MUST for cheese lovers! From only £97pp this Alkmaar’s Cheese Festival is one of Holland’s most popular tourist attractions. Browse the stalls; watch the cheese men bringing their wares on barrows, and taste samples of Dutch cheese. Or explore the restaurants, cosy bars, extensive shopping offering and interesting museums.

Alkmaar’s historic town centre hasn’t changed really since the 17th century and with its pretty canals, cobbled streets and traditional gabled buildings it creates a fantastic atmosphere for the famous cheese market.

Sailing from Newcastle, enjoy two nights cruising, to and from Holland, where there is a whole host of great things to see and do onboard. From a cinema to a casino, a number of sumptuous restaurants and bars to enjoy a drink, there is something to keep everyone entertained.

Why not enjoy a summer drink on the sky deck as you sail to Holland and enjoy a romantic meal before retreating to your en suite cabin for a relaxing nights sleep.

On arrival into Holland you will be transferred to the famous cheese markets of Alkmaar. After a full day exploring the shopping and museums of Alkmaar it’s time for your return overnight cruise back to Newcastle.

2 nights from £97pp departing 27 May, 8 July, 19 August 2010

What’s Included

• 2 nights onboard in an en-suite cabin

• Coach transfers to and from Alkmaar

• Live entertainment onboard

Mini Cruise Prices

• Standard Mini Cruise
From £97pp

• With Breakfasts included
From £115pp

• With Breakfasts & Dinners included
From £155pp

Simply add meals or upgrade your cabin whilst making your booking.