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1) Add a little activity to your weekend break
Author:
Paul McIndoe
Category:
Travel and Leisure
For many people a weekend break away from the normal routine involves exploring a previously unexplored destination and discovering the sights and attractions on offer. For some, these sights might be cultural or historical in nature, such as paying a visit to a castle or museum. For others, these sights might be altogether more materialistic and involve shopping trips to the best-known shopping areas around.
However, there can be so much more to a week-end break and recent time...
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2) Spring short breaks sound appealing!
Author:
Adam Singleton
Category:
Travel and Leisure
Although it may not feel like it, spring is just around the corner, and with it thoughts of taking a short break somewhere a bit different. The days are lengthening, nights shortening and hopefully the weather will be getting better. So, now that the winter shackles are starting to be thrown off, why not celebrate with a short spring break?
Many cities throughout the UK are offering exciting and cultural events designed to attract visitors, such as Bristol where the city is stag...
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3) Bargain Theatre Breaks to London in 2008
Author:
Andrew Regan
Category:
Arts and Entertainment
The spectre of recession is hanging over the UK economy and if that comes to fruition it will means tough times ahead for most businesses and many individuals, especially those in the entertainment and leisure industry.
Normally, when a recession bites luxuries such as trips to the theatre are the first casualties as consumers look to tighten their belts and cut out unnecessary spending. With the doom-mongers predicting that 2008 will be a bad year for the UK economy and 2009 w...
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