111. A French Canal Holiday – It’s a Family Affair!
July 28, 2020
The food, the art, the architecture, the wine, the scenery: there’s nothing quite like the culture and the customs of the French. Canal holidays offer a wonderful way to see this remarkable country while enjoying a unique and relaxing environment. It’s slower than most trips, allowing you to take...
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112. Discover the Charm, Character and Champagne of Reims
July 28, 2020
The gothic splendour of Reims has charmed people for hundreds of years, and tourists flock to this glittering capital of the Champagne region time after time for its culture, art, architecture and, of course, its wine. For those on a French canal holiday, a stop in this city can be a wonderful wa...
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113. Gems of the Loire Valley – The Pottery of Gien
July 28, 2020
For millennia, the River Cher in the Loire valley has carried passengers and cargo along its waterways. The beauty of the route makes it an obvious choice for French canal holidays, and those who embark on the voyage are seldom disappointed with the culture, spectacular scenery and wonderful town...
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114. A Self-Catered or Catered Chalet for Your Ski Holiday? Let Us Help
July 25, 2020
There’s nothing quite like piling into a roomy ski chalet with a bunch of mates at the start of a trip, knowing that you’ll soon be hitting the slopes and indulging in a fair amount of après-ski. But one thing that you might be wondering is whether it would be better to book a catered ski chalet, or...
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115. Considering Ski Holiday Deals for Your Family? Here are Our Top Tips
July 25, 2020
If you’re considering hitting the slopes with your family for the first time, you might not be sure about how to choose the best resort from the long list of ski holiday deals available online. Here are our top five tips for picking a family-friendly ski holiday deal and making the most of y...
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116. Book an All Inclusive Ski Holiday This Winter and Raise the Office Morale
July 25, 2020
All inclusive ski holidays are no longer the exclusive domain of the wealthy. Over the last few decades, these packages have evolved to become more accessible to a wide range of budgets. Nowadays, these deals are becoming an increasingly popular option for office getaways as well. When trav...
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117. Packing for Your Cinque Terre Trip? Here’s What You Need
July 20, 2020
Cinque Terre is an incredible UNESCO recognised section of Italian coastline. Home to five fishing villages perched high on the rugged cliffs that rise above the Mediterranean, these magnificently constructed towns offer some of the most striking coastal scenery in the world. If you’re plan...
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118. Discover Colle di Val d'Elsa: Top of Our List of Things to Do in Chianti
July 20, 2020
The stunning town of Colle di Val d’Elsa doesn’t feature on the main tourist trail very often. Thanks to this lack of crowds, the charming place has retained a medieval atmosphere and a true Tuscan feel. If you’re searching for things to do in Chianti, look no further.
The Town
The m...
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119. Looking for Things to do in Chianti? A Day Trip to Greve is Our Top Tip
July 20, 2020
Not only is Greve situated perfectly for a day trip from Florence, but it really represents the true feeling of Tuscany. Surrounded by idyllic olive groves, vineyards, castles and villas, the medieval town features buzzing historic markets and wine fairs. Greve has also been home to a long line of e...
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120. A Beginners Guide to Understanding the Wines of Chianti
July 20, 2020
Chianti is one of the most captivating areas of Italy. Rich landscapes embrace classical architecture, castles, villas and rustic farmhouses, while endless rolling hills stretch far into the distance in every direction. However, wine is what the region is undoubtedly known for best. Tuscany wine tou...
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Author: Laura Jeeves
