What’s Eaten Where: Bali
Indonesia’s most popular tourist destination, the island of Bali is – according to the visitor blurb – “a tropical paradise on earth, its temples, beaches,...
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Are package holidays on their way out?
The Press Association’s Lauren Taylor speaks to industry experts after the travel giant Thomas Cook goes into liquidation One of the world’s oldest and...
What’s eaten where: Prince Edward Island
One of Canada’s 13 provinces and territories, Prince Edward Island – like Cyprus – has a bit of everything: rolling hills, ancient forests, pastoral soils,...
Luxury villa vacation in Ayia Napa
Where to stay in Cyprus for the ultimate luxury getaway Ayia Napa. All you’ve read is true! Sun-soaked white beaches, glass-clear waters and velvet evening...
What’s eaten where: Albania
Home to the oldest lake in Europe and once cut off from much of the rest of the world, Albania has a bit of a...
What’s Eaten Where: Patagonia
Land of fire and ice, of soaring mountains, endless pampas and freezing desert, Patagonia is one of the most stunning places on the planet. Bordered...
What’s Eaten Where: Lithuania
Lithuania is an old land: a country that, although relatively new to the scene in one sense, has a very rich history. Along with Estonia...
What’s Eaten Where: Murmansk Oblast
Google Murmansk and you’ll find the top things to do are 1) visit the world’s first nuclear-powered ship and 2) check out the Murmansk Regional...
What’s eaten where: Bora Bora
Occasionally, we like to indulge in a bit of office downtime. And it was in one such moment that we all played ‘where-would-I-go-if-I-hadn’t-signed-up-for-the-August-holiday-shift’ and discovered,...
What’s eaten where: Nepal
This the country of the future, albeit with a very traditional present. In Nepal, you see, it’s already 2076 – the Bikram Sambat Nepali calendar...
What’s eaten where: Malaysia
This is the country that bills itself as ‘Truly Asia’. And, if the cuisine is anything to go by, this may be a marketing campaign...
What’s eaten where: Hokkaido
This is both an island and a dog. Yes, Hokkaido refers to either the northernmost prefecture of Japan – a roughly diamond-shaped island that’s the...
What’s Eaten Where: BARBADOS
This is the birthplace of Rihanna. It’s the home of West Indies cricket captain Jason Holder. And the setting for Tiger Woods’ wedding to Elin...
Glamping: stay in nature without roughing it
Hello post-haircut holidays! The kids are restless, but the money’s tight, so clearly an all-inclusive week in Santorini isn’t an option. But then neither is...
UK visitors boost January tourism figures
Tourist arrivals were up in January, mainly due to a significant increase in arrivals from the UK. The travellers’ survey conducted by the statistical service...
easyJet cancels all Gatwick flights over drone scare
BRITISH airline easyJet cancelled all its Gatwick flights on Thursday, including two to Cyprus, after drones flying near the airport grounded flights. The airline said...
Radisson Blu Larnaca: rooms, bar and hotel with a view
They say love passes through the stomach and if that’s true, the tall, contemporary and recently-opened Radisson Blu Hotel in Larnaca should prepare to be...
Cyprus Airways deal with Blue Air offers better travel options
Cyprus Airways and Blue Air announced on Thursday they have signed a codeshare agreement offering more travel destinations to their customers. As of December 3,...
Deputy ministry for tourism one step closer
The cabinet on Wednesday approved a bill to establish a deputy ministry for tourism, which is to be up and running at the beginning...
Air traffic controllers say they can no longer ensure safety
Air traffic controllers said on Monday they could no longer be responsible for safely managing the growing number of incoming and outcoming flights because of...
