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  • 5 unknown attractions of Orlando, Florida
    When we consider the attractions on offer in Orlando and the surrounding area, one can't help but immediately be drawn to the household names such as Walt Disney World, Universal and SeaWorld. Yet, the area boasts far more than those out of the country realise, and in response to the increasing number of cheap flights to Orlando I decided to write about 5 of the lesser-known attractions in the area.
  • Top European city breaks? Consider Amsterdam
    Autumn is one of the best times of the year to get away for a weekend, and Amsterdam is great for city breaks. Yet, although the city is not known for being especially cheap - particularly during recessionary times - it certainly benefits from its close location and from offering such a number of things to do and see that it really is quite easy to tailor your trip to your budget with a little planning.
  • Romance in the Seychelles: A short guide to the top honeymoon destination
    Top ten lists that rank honeymoon destinations frequently place the Republic of Seychelles in the uppermost positions alongside such romantic staples as Paris, France and the islands of the Caribbean. It is not hard to understand why. A majority of the nation's 155 islands are completely unpopulated and unspoiled, so if it is peace and privacy you are after, Seychelles has it in the form of long golden beaches and crystal clear waters
  • Romance in Bulgaria: A short guide to an unlikely honeymoon hotspot
    Tourism has long been a staple part of Bulgaria's economy, yet citing the country as a honeymoon destination maybe a little more unexpected. However, in a recent poll by holiday specialists sunshine.co.uk, Bulgaria came in at number five just behind The Seychelles and Morocco, and beating New York and Egypt - whilst traditional romantic cities such as Venice and Paris did not even make the cut. So why is Bulgaria so popular? And what kind of couples are attracted to the country?
  • Autumn breaks on the coasts of Loch Lomond
    With a disappointing summer behind us many are looking to the half term week for the opportunity to get away for a well-earned break. Loch Lomond just north west of Glasgow is a destination that never goes out of fashion for those eager to get away from the bustle of the city for a week or two, but with cheap flights now more frequent from further locations such as Ireland and the south of England, the area looks to benefit from more popularity over the next couple of months.
  • The sights of Berlin - Always new, never boring
    Germany is one of the most visited countries in Europe, and for 30 percent of Germans it is also their destination of choice for their own holidays. The most frequent reason for visiting is its culture, according to the many that flock there - and the city of Berlin is very much the cultural hub for the country. So for those looking for deals on city breaks this winter, Berlin is an excellent destination to sample one of the richest cultures available in Europe.
  • Wales: A first address for last minute breaks this autumn
    For those located outside of England and Scotland, Wales is still a relatively forgotten destination when it comes to the summer. Yet, when it comes to considering last minute holidays in places that benefit from wet and windy weather, the Welsh landscape is arguably at its most romantic and dramatic during the autumn months. Here is a quick guide to finding those windswept Welsh gems.
  • Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt: Choice for a holiday this autumn
    Egypt has long been a country heavily dependent on tourism - a fact that is as much due to its great weather as the astounding and wondrous architecture of The Pyramids. Yet, over the past year the country has seen something of a resurgence on an international scale as the recession has caused many holidaymakers to avoid the Eurozone to get the most from their foreign exchange.
  • Autumn holiday destination? Visit Oman
    If you have spent the summer holidays hoping that the northern European weather would pick up enough for a satisfying ‘staycation', chances are you have either given up and shipped abroad already - or you are now considering the prospect of sunny autumn trip. The good news is that the Middle East is at its best at this time of year, with the sun pitched comfortably between warm and scorching - and many good deals to be had.
  • An Autumn Holiday: A 21st Century travel trend?
    The recession has had some adverse effects on the travel industry. Predictably, during the springtime UK holidaymakers had to be very decisive about where they wanted to spend the summer in order to save money. Subsequently, many opted to stay at home for a ‘staycation' but unfortunately July and August have come and gone with little in terms of ‘holiday weather', leaving many disappointed and in search of last minute holidays abroad.
  • 5 Architectural Sites of Washington, D.C.
    For the capital of a nation, Washington, D.C. has some tough competition when it comes to appealing to tourists from outside of the United States - especially when one considers the reputation of New York City, the theme parks of Florida, and the golden sands of California. Yet, with Washington's social, political and cultural importance, the city has many significant architectural attractions - aside from the White House and the Washington Monument - and remains a key destination for American holidays.
  • A short guide to the Tunisian coast
    Tunisia is located in central northern Africa in between Libya to the east and Algeria to the west. The country has long been a popular destination for European holidaymakers, and in the post-credit-crunch climate considers to be a formidable choice for those searching for cheap sun holidays. What follows is a short guide to some of the most significant holiday destinations on its 1,148 km coast.
  • American Holidays: Following the San Antonio River
    When it comes to American holidays, Texas is not often the first place most European travellers think of - especially in comparison to New York City, Florida and Las Vegas. However, the River Walk in San Antonio is one of the most visited attractions in the united states, with over five million visits in 2008 alone (for reference, Niagra Falls had 12 million visitors) and there is even more to see in the area. Here is a quick guide to San Antonio and its surroundings.
  • Ibiza: Better than it's image
    Ibiza is located just of the Spanish coast in the warm Mediterranean Sea. Over the past 20 years or so, the island has become most well-known for its nightlife - catering primarily for northern European clubbers who seek free and wild party time in the sun. However, in recent years the Spanish tourist board have strived to rid the island of its reputation for sex and alcohol, and has instead aimed to promote an improving family-friendly destination of good clean sun holidays.
  • Christmas in Cornwall: Where to go and what to see
    Despite Cornwall's reputation as a summertime destination, year on year the county has become a prime destination for those eager to get away on a short break this Christmas. In terms of accommodation visitors are spoilt for choice as the region is well known for its self-catering cottages and the diversity of Cornwall hotels. Of course, when the festive season does roll around, there are also a great number of events seek out too.
  • Short Breaks in Cornwall, for Cyclists
    As the leaves begin to turn and the mist clings to the highest points on Bodmin Moor, autumn can be the best time to explore the Cornish countryside by bike. Over the last few years the region has seen the development of 180 miles worth of bike trails collectively known as The Cornish Way stretching from Land's End to Bude. So, for those looking for short breaks in Cornwall and eager to go by two wheels, here is a quick guide to The Cornish Way.
  • Hawaii - Soon to Be Known For More Than Just Sun, Sea and Sand
    During May and June, the term: 'staycation' was set to be the buzzword that defined the 2009 summer for UK holidaymakers. However, with the recent spell of wet weather and the arrival of the school holidays, the demand for last-minute or cheap sun holidays has returned - and the popular holiday destination that are the Hawaiian Islands is climbing the popularity rankings fast. But the area may soon be considered a top destination for very different reasons.
  • Last Minute Holiday: Consider Dubrovnik
    According to The Times, most of us have given up hope on the prospect of a hot summer. Consequently, travel specialists Expedia have witnessed a sudden increase in searches for holiday options abroad. Dubrovnik, located on the southern Croatian coast, saw the biggest increase compared to last year, with 129 percent more searches, with such usual suspects as Hawaii and Spain being popular among those looking for last minute holidays also.
  • Developing Dubai: How the no. 1 UAE destination is continuing to grow in business and leisure
    Over the past ten years Dubai has become famed for its rapid growth, big money and ambitious development. Although the continuing recession is set to have some effects on many of the area's building projects, many of its developments continue to amaze and astound. With such growth, and airlines worldwide offering cheap flights to Dubai, the area has become a prime destination for businesses and those seeking leisure. What follows is an introduction to four of the areas major developments.
  • Why a family holiday in Nevada?
    Nevada is the seventh biggest state in the US and is located in the Midwest of the country between California to the west and Utah to the east. Its tourism history has long been connected to the popularity of Gambling which originated in the city of Reno to the north but has since become more synonymous with Las Vegas. However, aside from the adult appeal of Gambling, Nevada has a lot to offer to the entire family - and with many airlines currently offering cheap flights to Las Vegas, 2009 could be the best time to explore The Silver State.
  • Visiting Gauteng: Tourist attractions near Johannesburg
    Without the coastline and Table Mountain, Johannesburg has always been less popular with European tourists than its western cousin Cape Town. However, for all its failings, developments over recent years have seen people flock back to Jo'burg, and the surrounding area of Gauteng as also seen heightened interest. So with interest surrounding the 2010 World Cup hosts mounting and European airlines already offering cheap flights to Johannesburg, let's have a closer look at Gauteng.
  • Take a Pop Culture Tour to Tokyo
    As the summer arrives and the sun leaves, many UK holidaymakers are now reconsidering their plans for the holidays. As the recession-hit travel industry becomes increasingly competitive, Tokyo in Japan has never been more accessible to the curious holidaymaker - and offers an unforgettable holiday experience. What follows are some great places to visit in the capital of J-Pop and monster movies.
  • The Natural Side of New York State
    If you are considering a holiday across the pond, the US is probably one of the most diverse countries in terms of natural attractions. From the Beaches of California, to the Colorado Rockies there are a large number of landscapes and environments to explore for families and the more adventurous alike.
  • Malta: Last minute holiday destination for summer?
    At a time of continued speculation about the affect of the recession on a number of European holiday destinations, the Mediterranean archipelago of Malta is the latest country to receive negative predictions in the press. According to predictions made by yourmalta.com, whilst the country has seen an increase in visitor numbers over the last few years - stimulated by low cost flights and cheap deals - bookings could fall by as much as 20 percent in 2009 unless we see a rush of bookings of last minute holidays.
  • Hawaii: Soon to be known for more than just sun, sea and sand
    During May and June, the term: ‘staycation' was set to be the buzzword that defined the 2009 summer for UK holidaymakers. However, with the recent spell of wet weather and the arrival of the school holidays, the demand for last-minute or cheap sun holidays has returned - and the popular holiday destination that are the Hawaiian Islands is climbing the popularity rankings fast. But the area may soon be considered a top destination for very different reasons.
  • Vermont: A destination for summer?
    When it comes to American holidays, the modest northern state of Vermont is usually associated with the winter season instead of the summer. But whilst the state is an excellent ski destination when the snow arrives, during its continental summers, Vermont becomes the land of summer camps, swimming holes and country hikes. So what does The Green Mountain State have to offer?
  • Sun Holidays and Sunshine Breaks: Demand your money back if it rains
    According to timesonline.co.uk, the recent barrage of wet weather in the UK is causing an increasing number of families to book last minute breaks in famously hot areas. But what happens if you take the risk and opt for sunny holiday at a sunny destination and the sun fails to rear its head? Well, now some companies are offering money-back guarantees.
  • Spain and Portugal still popular for cheap holidays and property abroad
    Despite the projected decline in demand for trips to European destinations this summer, Spain and Portugal are still proving popular among UK tourists. The combination of increased competitiveness amongst travel providers and holiday home companies during the recession, as well as a sudden period of bad weather at home, has seen an increase in searches for properties and last minute cheap holidays.
  • South Africa: A Destination for Wine Lovers
    Whether it is the tourist region around Cape Town, with its diverse faunae and impressive geology, or the prospect of the country being host to the FIFA World Cup - South Africa is set to garner more and more attention from international visitors over the next two years. Yet, when one thinks of famed wine regions that are ripe for some grape-fuelled exploration, it seems that SA is unlikely to be discussed before the regions of California or South West France. So, as more and more the world's eyes become focused on this diverse country, and airlines compete to offer cheap flights to Cape Town, let's have a look at the region in more detail.
  • Sport Attractions in Dubai
    Despite being well known for its recent development in business and commerce, Dubai has also grown as something of a leisure destination in order to support growing visitor numbers. So could Dubai become a holiday destination? I would say for those with an interest in sports: quite possibly. And with multiple airlines offering cheap flights to Dubai, let's have a look at some of the sports attractions in the city.
  • 4 Non-Resort Attractions in Florida
    You'd be forgiven for presuming that most Europeans who visit Florida stick to the Lake Buena Vista area close to the amusement parks such as Walt Disney World Resort and Universal Studios. However, Florida state also contains a wealth of other attractions that are just as unique and sometimes unexpected. With airlines competing to offer cheap flights to Orlando this summer, let's take a look at some of the less obvious visitor attractions in the Sunshine State.
  • Natural Sights of California
    California is the third biggest state in the US and stretches over 163,000 square miles. Its sprawling surface area and coastal location makes for a diverse climate and ecological landscape, which means that whilst some areas are arid and desert-like, others are far cooler and temperate. With European tourists eager to escape the Eurozone this summer, and more and more airlines offering cheap flights to San Francisco, here is my guide to some of the standout natural sights of the region.
  • The other 5 provinces of Bangkok
    When we think of Bangkok we tend to think of the city and not the wider metropolitan area. This is made up of five other provinces which offer a diversity of attractions and sights that can match the central capital areas, and with an increasing number of European airlines offering cheap flights to Bangkok, I thought I would look at what these places outside of the city centre have to offer.
  • The Economy of New South Wales
    New South Wales is located in the south east of Australia and is the most populated state in the country. Consequently, the area is home to the largest economy in Australia (around 33 percent) and is a popular location for the establishment of a diverse range of businesses and companies. Additionally, with cheap flights to Sydney from Europe, the area is a prime destination for UK visitors and those who want to live and work there. This article introduces some sectors that New South Wales is famous for.
  • Summer Events in Cape Town 2009
    Cape Town is the most popular tourist destination in South Africa, with many speculating that 2009 will be a great year for tourism in the area. If the abundant number of competitive airlines offering cheap flights to Cape Town isn’t enough to entice European tourists already, then the packed and diverse events diary for the city may do so even further. The months from June to September are set to be a celebration of sports, arts and culture – as well as something a little more unexpected.
  • A short guide to the Western South African Coast
    South Africa is a diverse country steeped in historical and cultural significance and astounding natural beauty. Its coastline is no exception, and being home to the nation’s legislative capital, the Western coast of the country is perhaps the example of past, present and future day South Africa. In regards to getting there, many airlines are currently offering cheap flights to Cape Town in an effort to entice recession-weary travellers out of the Eurozone – so could 2009 be the year of South African tourism?
  • The Cultural Sights of Sydney
    Aside from being home to one of the most iconic cultural sights in the world, Sydney also boasts numerous other significant cultural and historical attractions. Situated in the South Eastern part of New South Wales, the city receives around 3 million international visitors a year – and with airlines striving to offer cheap flights to Sydney in 2009, it seems that the number is set to go up. So what is there to see on the cultural side of Sydney?
  • 4 Top Honeymoon Ideas
    It goes without saying that your honeymoon should be one of the most special and memorable times of your life. In keeping with honeymoon tradition most newlyweds are eager to travel somewhere that is “romantic” – a label that is most often justified by either the natural beauty or cultural significance of a place. Today, however, an increasing number of young couples who are already familiar with such holiday destinations are eager to find a place for their honeymoon that is both romantic and an altogether more unique or one-of-a-kind experience.
  • Summer Calendar for Johannesburg, South Africa
    South Africa’s most populated city is awash with traditional celebrations and cultural festivities the whole year round. As the city gets ever closer to the honour of hosting the 2010 World Cup, more and more eyes are on the city to see how well it can handle such a festival atmosphere – and summer 2009 is the final run-through before the area becomes the centre of international football. That said, with airlines offering cheap flights to Johannesburg and a calendar of great events planned for the summer, 2009 is likely to be a great year for visitors.
  • Nature Tourism of South Africa
    Aside from South Africa’s well-known attractions such as Table Mountain in Cape Town, and the sites of cultural/historical significance in its major cities, the country is also becoming a major destination for travellers in search of natural beauty and the latest offerings of eco-tourism. With recession-weary airlines offering cheap flights to Johannesburg, home to the country’s biggest airport, what follows is a short guide to some key attractions for anybody considering a nature-orientated holiday in SA.
  • Package Holidays Make a Comeback
    With the economic crisis forcing tour operators and airlines to keep a watchful eye over the bookings being made by UK holidaymakers, interestingly package holidays seem to be retaining their appeal – and despite calls by some critics that they are hiding costs for travellers. Here is my list of the best package holiday destinations for the recession-wary traveller in 2009.
  • Dubai for Holidaymakers
    The city of Dubai is located on the northern coast of the United Arab Emirates, a federation of seven states near Oman and Saudi Arabia. In recent years the area has become something of a business centre, with over 20 percent of its economy being fuelled by the construction of commercial and residential properties for those who visit. This year, in an effort to help itself out of the financial climate, many agencies are offering cheap flights to Dubai in order to appeal to tourists. So what are the sights of Dubai?
  • City Breaks Back for 2009
    The ongoing economic crisis is making 2009 the year that quick travel-savvy tourists will be the ones who really benefit from the best deals abroad. Some speculators are claiming city breaks are set for great popularity this year, as holidaymakers wish to save money with shorter stays, and consider travelling further afield where the pound is not so weak. Here are four city destinations that could prove popular this year.
  • Honeymoon Places for 2009
    Honeymoons to the most exotic locations are becoming more and more traditional for western couples. Over the last 50 years, the development of the west and increased connections to the rest of the world have made it ever easier to go abroad somewhere new and exciting at this special time in our lives. Of course, honeymoon places don’t just have to be exotic and/or faraway, they must also be romantic – and what makes a place romantic? A unique destination? One that is being explored for the first time? Or a place that is steeped in culture? Here are my favorite honeymoon places for 2009 (travelling from the UK).
  • Go East! Holiday Destinations to the Far East for 2009
    The current economic crisis is causing many of us to consider travelling further afield than the Eurozone this summer. With many tour operators and airlines offering cheap flights to the Far East (including Eastern and South Eastern Asia), I thought I would have a look at some of the key destinations in this vast, diverse, and utterly unique area of the world.
  • Top Flight Destinations during the Credit Crunch
    The global economic crisis is having an interesting affect on the plans of holidaymakers. According to skyscanner.com, most of us are eager to book flights to destinations that are value-for-money and warm, but this is not always the case – and the new top 10 of flight destinations with the most interest in 2009 is surprisingly full of long-haul and diverse places. Let’s have a look at the four most interesting.
  • The Natural Side of New York City
    When people think of New York City, one of the most populous cities in the world, they rarely think of the amazing amount of natural and green areas incorporated into its design and planning. In fact, the big apple contains over 28,000 acres of parkland, and a further 14 miles worth of beaches. With the number of visitors increasing each year since 9/11, as well as airlines increasingly offering cheap flights to New York from Europe, the city is set to get ever popular. So for the visitors who are considering a visit but are daunted by the relentless bustle, here is a guide to the natural side of New York City.
  • The Cultural Side of San Francisco
    San Francisco is one of the most populous in California. Since the California Gold Rush and the city’s establishment as a centre for finance and commerce, biotechnology firms and micro-businesses have come to be founded in the area – with Silicon Valley just a stones throw away. Despite this, the driving force behind San Francisco’s economy is tourism, made up of millions of visitors a year who want to visit the place that is the subject of so many songs, movies, books, and other forms of popular culture. With European airlines offering cheap flights to San Francisco, 2009 makes this city of culture more accessible than it has ever been.
  • The Unique County of Cornwall
    With the current economic crisis convincing more and more prospective holidaymakers to stay in the UK this year, the south west is likely to receive a fair amount of visitors. So why is Cornwall worth driving those extra couple of hours? Is it all just pasties and beaches? Well, it’s true, the pasties and the beaches in Cornwall are unmatched by anywhere else in the country – but there is much more on offer west of the Tamar. Here is my “unique” Cornwall guide.
  • Top 5 Beaches in Devon
    Although Devon doesn’t have as much coastline as Cornwall, it still boasts some of the most beautiful and dramatic coastal scenery in the whole of the country. With more and more Brits considering spending their holiday in the UK this year, it is unsurprising that the county is preparing itself for a bigger influx of visitors than usual. Here is my Devon guide to the top five beaches.
  • The Top 5 Holiday Cottages in South West England
    As a consequence of the ‘credit crunch’, UK tourism specialists are anticipating that most Brits will be more inclined to stay in the country this year – rather than braving Europe and the stronger Euro or spending their money on expensive flights further a field. In the past, a holiday spent in a cottage may have been envisioned to involve shivering in a damp drafty farmhouse with Uncle Monty for company. However today, after the development of the housing market over the early noughties, 2009 offers a great range of choice anyone considering a slightly different type of holiday accommodation.
  • The Cultural Side of Bangkok, Thailand
    In 2006, Bangkok in Thailand was named the second most visited city by tourists after London. For many, it is seen as a gateway to the rest of the country due to the many cheap flights to Bangkok that are available. The capital itself is also widely regarded as a wild city of nightlife for younger people and as a respite for backpackers – it has built up a reputation in the UK that has not really done justice to the rich cultural display that is on show there. What follows are four Bangkok attractions which celebrate cultural and historical significance of this inspirational area.
  • Five Fascinating Facts about Cape Town
    Cape Town is one of the biggest cities in South Africa and is located on the west coast of the country. Over the last few years the area has become a popular destination for tourists and visitors due to its sights and attractions, and its recently-developed infrastructure – today there are cheap flights to Cape Town available from around the world. What follows are five lesser-known facts about the city.
  • Where to get married in Las Vegas
    The Entertainment Capital of The World is ever-growing in terms of the amount of visitors it receives each year, as well as how many people travel to the city to make a new life for themselves. Its popularity and fame for shows and casinos has become cemented by its portrayal on film and television. Today, a simple wedding has become increasingly desirable as a choice for many couples from around the world – and there are now many tour operators offering cheap flights to Las Vegas. So, are all those wedding chapels the same?
  • The Natural Sights of Sydney
    Sydney, Australia is the most populous city in the country and is visited by almost 3 million international visitors a year. Sights such as the Opera House, as well as having great accessibility with the city airport receiving cheap flights to Sydney from around the globe – the area is at the least a likely stop off point for travellers who are considering going even further. Aside from its arts and cultural assets though, Sydney’s unique location means it can offer a wealth of nature-related sights all within a close radius of the city.
  • Cultural Attractions of Johannesburg
    The largest city in South Africa is not normally associated with the tourism trade. However, with an increasingly bustling airport receiving cheap flights to Johannesburg from Europe and the rest of the world, the city has become a popular stop off point for many travellers. As a result of this, over the past few years more and more visitor attractions have been founded in the area, giving tourists an opportunity to experience and learn about South African culture before they disembark around the country.
  • Iraq: Holiday Destination of 2009?
    Looking at Iraq as a holiday destination.
  • European City Breaks From Ireland
    Considering a city break out of Ireland this winter? With bargain flights currently available to many beautiful European cities, Christmas and New Year may well be the perfect time to soak up some foreign culture and let your hair down. So what are the best looking deals for
    European city breaks at the moment?
  • Top 5 Worldwide Destinations This Winter
    With a poor summer behind us, many families and holidaymakers are looking to Christmas
    and New Year to get away from the relentless British weather. Here are five destinations that
    are proving popular this winter.
  • Better value holidays in Turkey
    As the pound has fallen against the euro in recent months a number of British holidaymakers
    are now flying to Turkey as they snap up bargain deals to popular places such as Istanbul and
    Dalaman.
  • Shop Till You Drop in Dubai
    If the prospect of battling your way through the January sales in freezing temperatures doesn\'t appeal to you then it could be time to head east for the annual Dubai Shopping Festival, arguably the world\'s best shopping experience. The festival starts on January 15th and is the shopping equivalent of the Olympic Games. Shoppers can expect an amazing experience which will include fireworks, entertainment and plenty of designer discounts.
  • Top Long Haul Destinations for the Ultimate Holiday
    Travellers are increasingly discovering the joys of flying to far away locations and holidaying
    outside of mainstream Europe. There was once a time when most holiday makers would be
    perfectly happy in classic European destinations such as France, Spain or even UK resorts
    such as Blackpool.
  • Top 5 Celebrity Holidays
    They say that the next best thing to being a celebrity is to be near one, however instead of
    lurking around the Big Brother house in the middle of the night or some spurious nightspot in
    the hope of spotting a b-list celeb you might prefer a more exotic getaway in a location
    favoured by some of the world's biggest names.
  • How to survive holidays with babies
    Don't let your bundle of joy create a holiday from hell - enjoy a break in your own baby-friendly property in the West Country
  • Fly and discover Thailand, one of the world’s most exciting travel destinations
    Thailand is simply an incredible country with a whole world of culture to be explored. Whether you're going for two weeks, or two months there are packages to suit and with a high emphasis on service quality present in most areas, you'll find the stress taken out of your trip.
  • Golfing holidays in the most beautiful regions of the world
    Golfing holidays can offer fans of the green the chance to show off their skills in some of the most beautiful regions of the world. The USA, Europe, Asia and the Gulf all offer a wide variety of quality golf resorts. Luckily golfing holidays are no longer for the rich and famous with many Golf resorts catering for all interests without sacrificing the quality of the courses.
  • How to survive a rainy week in Cornwall with the family
    This year my family and I decided to take our annual holiday in England. When I say ‘my family and I’ I of course mean my wife who typically makes all the decisions in the house. My wife grew up in Cornwall
  • My Personal Guide to the Best Restaurants in Leeds
    Due to the amount of competition between businesses in a city like Leeds you are likely to find it harder to find a bad restaurant than a good one. This is a little self penned guide on some of my favourite dinner destinations in Leeds.
  • No locks lost in Leeds- the importance of a good haircut.
    Living in Leeds for the best part of my life I realise that if you live 'Up North' in a cosmopolitan city then it is important to have a good haircut. It is no good looking a mess when you’re out on the town if you want to get noticed.
  • Soho makes up the heart and soul of modern and historical London
    Soho is bordered by Oxford Street, Regent Street, Coventry Street and Charing Cross Road. Touted as the liveliest square mile in London, Soho had a bit of a sleazy image in the late 20th century as a centre of sex, taboo and debauchery. Since this time Soho has shed its old image like a butterfly shedding its flaky brown cocoon.
  • Sohoho and a bottle of rum…or anything else you might want dear sir, Soho has it all.
    Whispered, the name Soho slips sexily from the lips and ends with a breathy tease. Connotations and images that come to mind are bold and bright, punk and camp, sexy and edgy, rock and roll.
  • How to overcome House Envy
    What is it about home style magazines that make you feel so inadequate? Flicking through the glossy pages of immaculate hallways, shiny polished stainless steel kitchens and expensive antique bed frames I am overcome with house envy.
  • Escape to Cornwall
    Living in the vibrant and busy city of London, it is always at this time of the year that I am overcome with thoughts of open fields, idyllic country cottages and rolling surf.
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