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A service launched by ABTA to help travellers around the globe could be of particular use to those taking flights to South Africa this summer, the organisation has claimed. ABTA – The Travel Association has advised tourists booking flights to South Africa this summer that its Travel Buddy service could be of use. In addition to providing tourists with useful « Continue Reading »
Anyone booking flights to South Africa for the World Cup may be interested in some information about somewhere cheap to stay during the competition. Travellers booking flights to Johannesburg ahead of the World Cup this summer may have started thinking about where to stay once they arrive in the country. People looking for a way to cut the cost of their « Continue Reading »
British tourists are increasingly heading to more exotic destinations such as Egypt for their holidays, new research has found. Travellers from the UK are increasingly likely to book flights to Egypt rather than heading to a traditionally popular destination such as Spain, new research has found. According to sunshine.co.uk, Brits are turning their backs on Spain because it “is not « Continue Reading »
Couples looking for an eco-friendly honeymoon should consider one of South Africa’s resorts, it has been asserted. People booking honeymoons this year who are conscious of the environment should consider jumping on flights to South Africafor an eco-friendly break, according to one newspaper. In a list of the 20 best honeymoon destinations compiled by the Irish Independent, the South African resort « Continue Reading »
Qantas has picked up several awards for the wine selection on its flights. People booking flights to Australia may be pleased to hear that Qantas has received a number of awards for the wines it offers. The Australian carrier picked up the best first class cellar gong at the Business Traveller 2009 Cellars in the Sky Awards. In addition to this « Continue Reading »
Several of Sydney’s best known buildings and landmarks have been added to the state’s heritage register. People booking flights to Sydney may be pleased to learn that some of the city’s most recognisable landmarks will be protected for future generations to enjoy. Luna Park, the Town Hall and the Queen Victoria Building are the latest three locations to be selected for « Continue Reading »
People are beginning to travel more extensively following the end of the recession, one tourism expert has stated. Brits are increasingly seeking holidays abroad, with many booking flights to Thailand for a sunny escape for example, it has been claimed. Ian Bradley, spokesperson for the Association of Independent Tour Operators (AITO), explained that tourists are feeling less constrained in their travel « Continue Reading »
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