Showing posts with label hot destinations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hot destinations. Show all posts

Tuesday, 23 September 2014

World's Most Romantic Destinations in Autumn


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Honeymoon, anniversary or just for a holiday, world is full of dreamy destinations, 
ready to serve its adorable nature. Whatever the romantic reason, here we have 
listed four romantic places to visit on October, perfect for couples in love. 

The Lake District - UK
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The Lake District is one of the England’s richest natural terrain, tranquil lakes and 
dense green. The place is not exotic, but British sunsets are magical and you will 
find a secure private viewing spot. You will spend your time in harmony and peace 
as you enjoy the place with your loved one. 
Book your room now from a  wide range of choices and taste the tranquility of the 
Lake District-UK. 

Paris - France
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Since many years, Paris is a well known city for it’s romance because of it’s magnetic 
view of Eiffel. Wander the charming streets, taste its delicious cuisine, and take in all 
the sights of the French capital.Take a moonlit cruise down the Seine, take a walk 
under Eiffel, walk hand in hand on Champs-Elysees or take a photo with Arc de Triomphe.  
Whatever you do in Paris is romantic and it is one of the most beautiful places in Autumn 
with your loved one. 
Book your hotel now and enjoy the romance in Paris-France.

Seville - Spain
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Seville is approximately 2,200 years old. Various civilisations has passed over 
and it has left the city with a distinct personality, a large and well-preserved historical 
centre.You can live a fairytale in Seville with the view of magical architectures. You can 
take a tour to the caste; Royal Palace of Seville, one of the many historic treasures 
in the Andalucian capital.  The history is visible in the stunning architecture of the town, 
while restaurants offer delectable tapas from a variety of culinary influences. It is 
possible to taste the traditional Spanish tastes as well as living a dream together in 
this little historical city. 
Don’t hessitate and book your room online in Seville-Spain. 

Chiang Mai - Thailand
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Maybe you didn’t hear of the place before, but we bet it’s worth visiting. This place is 
a must-see in Thailand which proposes one of the most seductive vacation spots in the 
world and, accordingly, makes a superb holiday choice. The country’s intoxicating natural 
beauty may draw you here. When all you want to do is be left alone with a loved one, 
Chiang Mai is the right choice with its both nature and extraordinary architecture. As you 
arrive the place, expect all the typical paradise trimmings of rock faces, splendid sunsets 
and sensational coastline. In addition, look forward to some great diving, Thai-style 
buildings and some astonishing views, including dolphins and sea tortoises. 
To spend some romantic time in this astonishing destination book your rooms now!

Monday, 22 September 2014

Best Deals for October - Munich


To give a brief information about Munich, the 3rd largest city of Germany, has a population around 1.47 million. Every year, Munich’s numerous architectural attractions, international sports events, fairs, exhibitions  and the famous festival “Oktoberfest” attract considerable tourist.

Munich is a fantastic city to wander around, taking some photos and taking in spectacular sights. Marienplatz, the main square, is walking distance from the central train station and is a good place to start from, you can see the Old and New Town Hall’s nearby. The Peterskirche (also called St. Peter or Alter Peter), close to Marienplatz, is the oldest church of the city. It was built during the Romansque period, and was the focus of the early monastic settlement in Munich before the city’s official foundation in 1158. Close to Peterskirche, the Gothic hall-church Heiliggeistkirche (The Church of the Holy Spirit) was converted to baroque style from 1724 and looks down to the Viktualienmarkt, the most popular market of Munich.

Frauenkircheis the most popular architecture in the city centre and serves as a cathedral. Nearby, Michaelskirche is the largest renaissance church north of the Alps, while the Theatinerkircheis a basilica which had a major influence on Southern German baroque architecture. Its dome dominates the Odeonplatz.

If you desire to stay close to those gorgeous architectures, you can chose from a range of 284 hotels on Galahotels.com/Munich .

Thinking of a bird’s eye view? Try Alter Peter, never doubt climbing to 56 meters tall tower which takes approximately 300 steps. Want to see splendid colors? Visit it in the afternoon, before sunset. On a clear winter day, this view stretches up to the Alps! Another panoramic view is at the Olympiaberg mount, where 1972 Olympic Games took place. Especially the Alps look stunning during sunrise. 

Maybe, you wouldn’t have witnessed a game in Allianz Arena (the home stadium of Bayern Munich) but you have the chance to take a tour to see the cells which holligans are being sentenced, changing rooms, the football pitch, which starts at 13:00 with a fee of 10Euros! As a footnote, Bayern Munich is Germany’s most successful club and a multiple UEFA Champions League winner.

As a reminder; On October, the average degrees for Munich are 13.2°C in the morning and 4.7°C at night.

Enjoy our best hotel deals in Munich:


Tuesday, 3 January 2012

UK TRAVEL AGENTS PREDICT THE ‘HOT DESTINATIONS’ FOR 2012

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The UK’s Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA), which likes to call itself “The Travel Association” these days, has just published its annual Travel Trends Report in association with the UK Government’s Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
The Travel Trends Report 2012 (pdf) predicts that British consumers will be seeking value for money but not necessarily the cheapest holiday. While the mid-priced holiday/travel market is expected to be squeezed, holidays that offer an authentic or specialist experience, and luxury and all-inclusive breaks, are all set to be popular.
There are some key trends ABTA has identified that will be of interest to travel writers and travel marketers…
♦ Growth in demand for specialist holidays. Cruising, adventure, exploration, learning and activity holidays are all expected to do well in 2012 as holidaymakers seek new experiences underpinned by value for money. Holidaymakers are also expected to seek out destinations that have a strong and authentic sense of location, in everything from food and setting to excursions and entertainment.
♦ Baby boomers set to fuel the market. 10% of over 55s took more than four foreign holidays in 2011 and this trend is set to continue.
♦ Some people are returning to traditional high street travel agencies. While overall shop numbers decline, bookings were up in 2011, with 25% of the public booking their foreign holiday on the high street compared to 17% in 2010. ABTA expects the trend to continue in 2012 with companies investing in improving the in-store experience.
♦ Tried and tested destinations are likely to be popular. In times of economic uncertainty many people put their faith where they know best. Early booking figures for summer 2012 suggest that destinations such as France, Greece, Italy, Spain and the USA will all prove popular next year.
♦ More weddings abroad. One in five couples currently marry overseas with an average saving of £12,500 on a UK wedding; with pressures on budgets and a focus on value for money, many more couples are expected to say ‘I do’ abroad in 2012.
♦ ABTA has also identified its “hot destinations” for 2012.
  • Long Haul
    • Colombia
    • Dominican Republic
    • Mexico (Mayan heritage being showcased in 2012 as ancient Mayan calendar closes its 5,125 year cycle)
    • Sri Lanka (2012 Cricket Championships)
    • The USA
  • Mid Haul
    • Cape Verde (New flights from Gatwick & Manchester)
    • Egypt (A long way from political unrest in Cairo & bargains to be had)
    • Greece (Bargain prices)
    • Jordan (Tourism board is launching a major campaign next year, doubling its UK advertising spend)
    • Turkey (Foreign visitors have doubled in last 5 years & trend set to continue)
  • Short Haul
    • Iceland and Aurora Borealis (Solar activity at an 11 year peak in 2012)
    • Poland/Ukraine (Joint hosts of the 2012 European Football Championship)
    • Serbia
    • Spain
    • Tunisia (Political stability restored & bargains to be had)
So, there’s lot’s of potential traffic from the UK if your posts on the Cape Verde islands focus on wedding/honeymoon experiences for 55 year olds!
What are your predictions for “Hot Destinations” in 2012?
Image: Joe Ross

PUBLISHED BY ALASTAIR MCKENZIE