November 2007 News Archive
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Devon makes it easy to find your way Devon County Council has been given a prestigious award for its efforts to map the county's road network..............more Added On 30th Nov 2007 |
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Edinburgh to get 'floating hotel' Edinburgh is set to have a floating hotel established on the Forth to hold the vast number of people expected to arrive for the clan gathering next year..............more Added On 30th Nov 2007 |
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Hogmanay tickets still available for New Years In the run up to Christmas and New Years, visitors looking to head to Edinburgh will be delighted to know that tickets to the world renowned Hogmanay festival are still available. .............more Added On 29th Nov 2007 |
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Late deals in Newquay If you're still planning a family getaway or business plans at the last minute in Cornwall but still want a bargain for your stay, try the area's self-catering accommodation that offers sea views with affordable weekly rates. .............more Added On 29th Nov 2007 |
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Full family service in the Lake District If you've got a large family to entertain during the holidays looking for an accommodating stay in the Lake District, there are many places you can visit that will cater to everyone from children, elderly to the dogs and cats. .............more Added On 28th Nov 2007 |
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Lancashire town tops 'best small town' list Visitors looking for a top listed town to stay in can rest assured that the small town of Lytham fits the bill. .............more Added On 28th Nov 2007 |
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The great outdoors The Sunday Times has considered the benefits of mountain-biking in the Lake District, which is one of the most rugged places in the UK..............more Added On 27th Nov 2007 |
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Edinburgh is ticking Edinburgh has more cool bars than anywhere else in Scotland and also has some of the top accommodation in the UK, according to one travel writer..............more Added On 27th Nov 2007 |
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Cornwall 'favourite UK holiday destination' In a major boost for hotels and accommodation in the region, a new survey has seen Cornwall voted as Britain's top 'at home' holiday destination..............more Added On 26th Nov 2007 |
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Blackpool's horse clean-up Blackpool Council has backed a move to help clean up the city's famous promenade by fitting its horse carriages with dung-catchers..............more Added On 26th Nov 2007 |
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Extreme sports hotel in Cornwall Sporting enthusiasts from surfers to anglers know that Cornwall is the place to be, yet adventure loving visitors will flock to the building of a new hotel that will offer extreme sports on its premises. .............more Added On 25th Nov 2007 |
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'New Eden' in Cornwall Visitors to the Eden Project in Cornwall know that the monumental project is a one-in-a-million tourist attraction of biospheres and ultra-modern technology, but tourists to the area could see the arrival of a second groundbreaking project. .............more Added On 24th Nov 2007 |
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Family fun trips in England's heartland To cater to the needs of children, who want an equal amount of time being entertained and trying new things, head to the cities of Oxford and Stafford for a fun weekend trip that offers everything from the historical to the thrill-seeking. .............more Added On 23rd Nov 2007 |
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Top foodie stays in Lancashire For a relaxing stay in the countryside towns of Lancashire, where food and a calm weekend is the norm, head to the area's best hotels with restaurants nominated in the recent Lancashire Excellence in Tourism Skills Awards (Lets). .............more Added On 23rd Nov 2007 |
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Quick food, convenient accommodation in Cumbria Visitors to the Lake District area of Cumbria can choose to stay one night or one week, as accommodation is plentiful and affordable. .............more Added On 22nd Nov 2007 |
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Cycle and stay at Dartmoor Cycling enthusiasts can book their trips now for next year's Dartmoor Classic Cyclosportive 2008 race in Devon, which will take riders through 100 kilometres of rugged coastline. .............more Added On 22nd Nov 2007 |
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Blackpool hotels in demand for tourism trade Blackpool's bustling and vibrant tourism is getting even more popular as hotels are being bought to meet the demand for visitors to the seaside town. .............more Added On 21st Nov 2007 |
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Maritime market in Cornwall Seafood is a tradition in Cornwall and oysters are perhaps its best kept secret in the town of Falmouth. .............more Added On 21st Nov 2007 |
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'Unspoilt' seaside charm in Devon The coast of Devon contains town upon town of fun-loving seaside villages, but for an authentic coastal atmosphere, visit the town of Salcombe, for what the Times calls the "least spoilt of Devon coastal villages"..............more Added On 20th Nov 2007 |
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Cumbrian restaurants with rooms Known for its airy outdoor atmosphere, sport-loving culture and local food, Cumbria is also home to great picks in accommodation, as every hotel, bed and breakfast and self-catering accommodation offer unique stays in the historic Lake District area. .............more Added On 20th Nov 2007 |
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Cornwall for 'all types' of surfers England's south-west Cornwall is famous for its surf culture, yet the trend for parents and older generations to take up surfing here is making the area a haven for every type of surf fanatic. .............more Added On 19th Nov 2007 |
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Country lifestyle in Cumbria Families looking for a country visit to the beautiful area of Cumbria need only take a drive through its Lake District National Park and surrounding forests to find unique and amicable bed and breakfasts and self-catering accommodation that will cater for one, two or the entire family and the dog for a cosy visit to England's northern treasure. .............more Added On 19th Nov 2007 |
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'Classic' walks along the English Coast With winter on our doorsteps, there is no limit to the activities available outside even if you decide to travel north to England's Lake District, home to the majestic mountains and blue-topped lakes. .............more Added On 18th Nov 2007 |
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Cornwall a must for the 'haunting break' Even though Halloween has passed and the children's costumes are being stowed away, the thrill-seeker can enjoy hauntings and spirits year-round through specially guided tours..............more Added On 17th Nov 2007 |
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'Must see' buildings in Edinburgh for tourists Visitors to Scotland may have heard of the Edinburgh Castle and the Firth of Forth from tourist guides, but those looking for an official list of places to see may be able to visit lesser known gems of the country's finest architecture. .............more Added On 16th Nov 2007 |
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Christmas festivities in Carlisle Early Christmas festivities for the whole family can be a perfect way to celebrate your winter holiday break with shopping, lights and outdoor events ideal for people young and old. .............more Added On 16th Nov 2007 |
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Devon hotels very 'pet friendly' Tourists with their favourite furry animals on tow around the UK will be happy to know that Devon has been voted one of the most pet-friendly places to stay in Britain. .............more Added On 15th Nov 2007 |
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Edinburgh delivers romance Travellers wishing to rekindle their romance or simply to spend more time with each other are increasingly choosing the city of Edinburgh as their favourite romantic getaway. .............more Added On 15th Nov 2007 |
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Cornwall's eco-friendly accommodation meets increasing demand With forty per cent of travellers from the UK and the US wanting to stay in hotels that promote environmentally friendly standards, Cornwall in the south-west continues to impress as one of the UK's leaders in green tourism. .............more Added On 14th Nov 2007 |
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Cumbria's Lake District to vie for spot alongside pyramids The Lake District in north-west England will be in the running to become a World Heritage Site alongside such world famous icons as the Taj Mahal in India and the pyramids in Egypt. .............more Added On 14th Nov 2007 |
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Enjoy the culture and traditions of Lancashire Lancashire is the land of rolling hills, bustling market towns and cosy bed and breakfasts inviting travellers in with promises of small-town pleasures and unique culture. .............more Added On 13th Nov 2007 |
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Scottish tourism grows to accommodate visitors The UK hotel market remains strong during the winter season with five cities doubling in growth, highlighting the strong demand for and quality supply of accommodation. .............more Added On 13th Nov 2007 |
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Cumbria to host world's biggest mountain film festival The Kendal Mountain Festival in Cumbria will highlight the region's internationally-loved mountain sports and culture that has drawn people to its regions for decades. .............more Added On 12th Nov 2007 |
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Visit Cornwall's nationally acclaimed Eden Project The area of Cornwall could receive a major boost to its already-famous eco-friendly reputation as its Eden Project's has been shortlisted to win the Big Lottery Fund's: The People's £50 Million Contest. .............more Added On 12th Nov 2007 |
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Edinburgh: UK's number one city to visit The Scots will be happy to know that Edinburgh has won the eighth consecutive spot for the best city to visit on holiday in the Guardian's travel awards. .............more Added On 11th Nov 2007 |
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Edinburgh climbing centre 'on par' with castle Looking for a little more excitement in the city? Try the Edinburgh International Climbing Arena on the outskirts of the city, which has been rated alongside the likes of world famous Edinburgh Castle, the National Museum and the Royal Yacht Britannia. .............more Added On 11th Nov 2007 |
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Taste awards return to Devon Its lush countryside, wide open spaces and award-winning green tourism makes it an obvious choice for travellers looking to taste a wide variety of locally produced foods and drinks. .............more Added On 9th Nov 2007 |
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Stay connected in Cumbria If you are looking for access to the outdoors in the Lake District with the modern conveniences of the internet, visitors can visit the Trout Hotel in Cockermouth. .............more Added On 9th Nov 2007 |
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Enjoy tranquillity and service in Cornwall If you believe that visiting the coast of England in winter is not as enjoyable as it is in the summer, a trip to the stunningly unique bed and breakfasts in Cornwall may change your mind. .............more Added On 8th Nov 2007 |
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Cozy nights near Lake Windermere If it's a warm tea and roaring fire you're looking for this holiday travel season, the Lake District is the place to go. .............more Added On 8th Nov 2007 |
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International Edinburgh A taste of the East is offered in Edinburgh accommodation, proving the nation's capital caters to an international sense of fun for visitors arriving from all over the world. .............more Added On 7th Nov 2007 |
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Visit the outdoors in Lancashire The Lancashire town of Cleveleys is situated just inland to the north-western coast of England near Blackpool and offers the modern conveniences of shopping with outdoor entertainment surrounding its estuary. .............more Added On 7th Nov 2007 |
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Quick trips to 'delightful Devon' The south-west region of England is becoming increasingly popular for last minute deals on trips for travellers who want to make the most of a weekend getaway or a pre-Christmas holiday. .............more Added On 6th Nov 2007 |
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Travel along Britain's 'best road' The A591 between Keswick and Windermere in the Lake District has been voted as Britain's best road to drive, according to a survey. .............more Added On 6th Nov 2007 |
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Cornwall a top choice for late deals For people making last-minute travel plans, Cornwall has been named a top pick for visitors looking to find quality accommodation at discount prices. .............more Added On 5th Nov 2007 |
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Golf and outdoor fans enjoy Lothian area The unveiling of the Whitekirk Golf and Country Club in the east Lothian area of Scotland highlights the outstanding scenery and appeal for golfers and outdoor lovers to the Lothians in eastern Scotland. .............more Added On 5th Nov 2007 |
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Cornwall easy on the budget The south-west of England is popular with Britons and travellers from all over the world because of its accessible coastal location that offers a bounty of tourist accommodation, but it is going to become even more popular for people who travel by air. .............more Added On 3rd Nov 2007 |
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Southeast's Small Hotel of the Year An Oxfordshire country house hotel has been named Small Hotel of the Year in the 2007 ExSELLence Awards, for the second time running..............more Added On 2nd Nov 2007 |
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Visit family-friendly Edinburgh zoo Visitors to one of the most popular cities in Europe can visit an amazing variety of attractions: varied nightlife including plays and music venues, spectacular historic sites such as Edinburgh castle and for the family, a superb range of educational but fun attractions like the Edinburgh zoo. .............more Added On 2nd Nov 2007 |
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Explore trails of Lake District with voice of Alfred Wainwright Hikers who want to explore the rustic trails of the Lake District can follow along to the recorded words of nationally renowned travel author Alfred Wainwright. .............more Added On 1st Nov 2007 |
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Folk music plays to packed pubs in Edinburgh Edinburgh welcomed the revival of traditional Scottish music venues beginning in the 1950s and visitors will be happy to know that the tradition is alive and kicking. .............more Added On 1st Nov 2007 |
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