Edinburgh by Train – only £199 with Anderson Tours

Visit one of  Britain’s most beautiful cities, Edinburgh. This weekend break includes train, B&B central Ramada hotel & guided tour! The hotel is on Princes Street. You can’t get more central than that!! With a journey time of only four hours from central London to central Edinburgh, travelling time is kept to a minimum allowing... [Read more]

Alfa Travel – Double Discount End of Season Sale!

SEARCH FOR ALFA HOLIDAYS NOW OR CALL US ON 0845 330 3747 *On holidays of 5 days or more – Excluding Self Drive – Only on departures up until 30th April 2011 All prices are per person – Online price includes discount - No further discounts apply – Insurance not included New... [Read more]

Save up to £160 on Autumn River Cruises with Phoenix Holidays

At the moment  we’re just coming up to wine harvest time, which is of course one of the very best times of year to enjoy a Rhine Cruise. There’s a wine festival in almost every village, and guests will really enjoy the atmosphere as the lush steeply terraced vineyards turn into a riot of reds, russets, yellows and golds. Round every... [Read more]

EXPIRED: Shearings 7 Day Sale – Save up to 30%!

VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR MORE OFFERS OR CALL US ON 0845 330 3747 All prices are per person – All holidays are subject to a fuel surcharge of £1 per person per day for departures until 31/10/10 – No further discounts apply – Insurance not included – New bookings only Subject to... [Read more]

Wendy Wu Tours

Our next featured coach operator is Wendy Wu Tours who are the UK’s leading China specialist tour operator as well as a leading specialist tour operator to Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and India. Who is Wendy Wu? After completing her degree, Wendy Wu decided to go to Australia where she began working for American Express. During this time, she set up a... [Read more]

“O Come All Ye Faithful” – to the Christmas Markets

Christmas is not far off…to abridge the waiting many cities offer beautiful markets during Advent season. The tradition of having Christmas markets stems back to 14th century Austria. Back then the citizens used the markets to stock themselves up on groceries for the winter. Nowadays, as the need to stock up on food has vanished, the markets offer... [Read more]

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