1431. Be Brave in Benidorm: Hair-Raising Rides in Terra Mítica
May 18, 2018
Benidorm’s enduring appeal as a great holiday destination comes from its versatility; it really does have something for absolutely everyone. The resort boasts stunning beaches, vibrant nightlife and good food, skyscraper hotels that have become an established feature of the Costa Blanca skyline, and...
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1432. Normandy's Top WW2 Attractions for Educational Visits
May 14, 2018
There comes a point every term where burnout seems to settle in equally for both teachers and pupils. Although it cannot be used frequently, teachers do have the ultimate weapon in their arsenal that can instantly capture even the most wandering minds; the class trip that gets everyone out of school...
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1433. Making the Most of UK Study Tours to Durham Cathedral
May 14, 2018
Steeped in British history and religious significance, Durham Cathedral is a great addition to the itinerary of UK study tours. Built in the twelfth century, this stunning Norman church offers an insight into medieval architecture and construction as well as the artisan trades of stained glass makin...
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1434. Explore the Great Outdoors on a School Visit to the Isle of Wight
May 14, 2018
Set in the English Channel just off the southern coast of England, the Isle of White – with its beautiful beaches littered with fossils and plenty of green spaces to explore – is the perfect spot for UK study tours focussing on the natural world. Your students will enjoy spending time in the great o...
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1435. Discover Bram Stoker's Whitby on UK Study Tours in Yorkshire
May 14, 2018
For teachers introducing their pupils to Gothic literature on UK study tours, a visit to the town of Whitby on the North Yorkshire coast is a must. The setting for one of literature’s most famous Gothic novels, Whitby was the town Bram Stoker chose in which to bring his Transylvanian Count on to Eng...
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1436. Make Blackpool Pleasure Beach Your Maths Classroom
May 11, 2018
Some people still scoff at the educational importance of field trips and off-campus excursions. In the UK study tours focusing on all aspects of history and geography can be found around every corner and their benefits to a class curriculum have been proven. However, it can be difficult to find a su...
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1437. Greece: A Food Lovers Paradise
May 11, 2018
Any visitor to Greece confronts a barrage of cultural delights. Whether pondering the works of some of the world’s greatest philosophers or delighting in Corinthian architecture, Greece never fails to inspire. With the magnificence of all this culture it is easy to overlook Greece’s formidable cuisi...
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1438. The Bear Necessities: Canada's Bears and Where to Find Them
May 10, 2018
For any wildlife enthusiast, spotting a bear in its natural habitat tops the list of all-time great animal encounters. Like the regal lion of the African Sahara, they are the kings of the Canadian forests and no Canada wildlife holiday is complete without a sighting.
While the country’s spe...
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1439. Fine Dining Fit for a King at the Lido Palace
May 10, 2018
Opening its doors to guests at the beginning of the twentieth century, the Lido Palace knows how to create a five-star experience, and it’s one of my top recommendations when clients come to me seeking the crème de la crème of our Lake Garda holidays.
Your day (or longer if you’re feeling ex...
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1440. Sip and Swirl the Finest English Wine in Dorset
May 10, 2018
Holidays and a glass of wine go hand in hand,but you don’t have to be lapping up the Mediterranean sun or indulging in a sunset over the Atlantic to enjoy the taste ofsome great vintages in a relaxed environment. The UK has some amazing vineyards and they’reproducing a diverse range of wines that ar...
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Author: Laura Jeeves
