Patagonia & Pumalin National Parks in Chile
In an historic moment, President Bachelet flew into Patagonia on 29 January to sign a decree on behalf of the Chilean Government in conjunction with conservationist Kris Tompkins, officially creating…
Morocco, India and the Balkans … Travel Deals
Check out this week’s selection of holiday offers, late availability and ideas from Travel PR…
Discover Europe with Explore
Book any Europe trip with Explore before 28 February and save up to £200 on selected departures. There are so many adventures to be had right on our doorstep that…
New 360ᵒ video tour of Congaree National Park
When tourists think of America’s national parks, the Grand Canyon, Yosemite and Joshua Tree may spring to mind. That makes Congaree National Park – one of the 10 least visited parks…
Trekking the Wakhan Valley, Tajikistan
Expecting nothing but the soaring mountains in the Pamir region of Tajikistan, Johan Smits gets far more than he bargained for when trekking the Wakhan Valley. “Some of these petroglyphs…
Atlantic Canada 2018 Hot Spots
There is so much going on in Canada’s most easterly region in 2018. Just a five to six hour flight from London, there is plenty to see, do and explore…
New 2018 Tours and News from AITO Members
Authentic Adventures has introduced a new toe-tapping singing holiday to America’s rich Deep South, the birthplace of Jazz. Join in with acapella singing groups and experience the stories, culture and cuisine that…
Intrepid Travel January Sale
Book a trip with Intrepid Travel between the 1 – 9 January 2018 and get 20 per cent off thousands of travel experiences. There are now over 1,000 itineraries in…
Fleewinter Heads for the Arabian Peninsula
Fleewinter continues to expand its ever-widening portfolio of tailor-made holidays around the world, with its first sortie into Arabia; Dubai, Oman and Abu Dhabi. Comments Elena Skalovskaia, Fleewinter’s Destination Expert…
Off the beaten track: Around Chile in 10 adventures
Discover the plethora of adrenaline-fuelled activities that South America’s leading adventure tourism destination has to offer Stretching 4,270km from north to south, Chile encompasses a diverse range of climates and…
Sampling the Great Outdoors in Kyrgyzstan
Enjoying homemade cuisine inside a yurt, listening to old folk music and admiring the wonderful landscape of the great outdoors from the back of a horse, Johan Smits gets a…
Find Some Winter Sun, Sea and Sand Inspiration
Shrug off winter’s gloom with these sunny holiday ideas from specialist members of The Association of Independent Tour Operators. From cruising the coast of South Africa to island-hopping in the Grenadines…
The Long and the Short of It
As a child Jaws terrified me. The music, the title sequence and particularly the scene where a half-eaten head falls through the hull of a boat terrorised me. I had…
Explore Beyond the Ordinary
Adventure travel specialist Explore has announced nine new ‘Beyond’ trips for 2018. Getting back to our pioneering roots, the Explore team has designed a collection of exciting new trips for…
A Cave Too Far
Upon arrival at the entrance booth for the Phraya Nakhon cave in the village Bang Pu you have two options – walk or take the boat. Taking the boat is…
Things to Do in Siem Reap Avoiding Angkor
The town may be synonymous with Angkor Wat – the world’s largest religious structure – but there are plenty of things to do in Siem Reap other than visiting temples…
Costa del Caerphilly: Essence of Europe in Wales
Brits are ditching overseas travel to capture a taste of Europe in Wales, according to new research commissioned by Sugar and Loaf. The Welsh holiday specialists analysed their booking data…
Japan Travel: Glamping, Zip-cords and Samurai
On a mindfulness trip, Mark Bibby Jackson is surprised to discover the Japan travel scene confound all his expectations, and picks up a few tips towards enlightenment along the way…
La Gomera’s Concert in the Mountains
The Canary Island’s bird songs are like music to your ears, making this the best time to visit. If you love nature, you can’t miss La Gomera. As soon as…
Autumnal Walking in The New Forest
The New Forest is a genuine four-season destination, with each one providing a very good reason to visit. Autumn is when the forest explodes into colour with the trees and…
Cambodia Tourism Set to Soar
Cambodia tourism industry has evolved in leaps and bounds in the last few decades. As it becomes an increasingly important economic pillar for the Kingdom, Marissa Carruthers looks at the…
Landal GreenParks UK to Open First Coastal Property
Dutch brand sets its sights on the UK market with the launch of a third park in less than 12 months…
Irrawaddy Dolphin, Ecotourism in Kratie
One of the last homes for the much endangered Irrawaddy dolphin, Kratie also offers a genuine slice of rural Cambodia, as Marissa Carruthers discovers…
Top 10 Things to Do in Belize
Central America conjures up images of rainforest, exotic wildlife and white-sand beaches and Belize offers all of this and more, but without the crowds. With a small population of 360,000…
