Archive of: Europe

Posted on: 16th June 2022

Three weeks ago, our manager Chris set sail on his second ever cruise, more than 15 years after his first one. Based on his reaction walking back into the office, this definitely won’t be his last as well. Other than various superlatives,...

Posted on: 26th May 2022

The Costa Del Sol is a stretch of coastline in southern Spain going from Malaga in its most northern section all the way down to La Chullera in the south. It is one of Spain’s most popular destinations and given the news that Spain is...

Posted on: 13th April 2022

The Peloponnese is the name given to the southern part of the Greek mainland, from the Corinth Canal downwards. This is where Greece shines through – the food is amongst the best in the country, the regions vineyards provide some of the new...

Posted on: 23rd March 2022

With glistening sandy beaches, activities aplenty, and warm temperatures, its easy to see why this weeks Destination of the Week has been a popular area with UK tourists for some time now. Stretching across the southern coastline of Portugal, the...

Posted on: 11th February 2022

One of the most culturally rich cities in Europe, Barcelona is also one of the most popular, especially for city breaks. It is home to architectural wonders such as La Sagrada Familia and Park Güell as well as beaches, history and of course...

Posted on: 11th January 2022

A city of two halves, Buda and pest, separated by the Danube. Budapest continues to grow in popularity as a destination attracting a whopping 61 million visitors in 2019 which is a record. Its easy to see why the number has been steadily...

Posted on: 30th December 2021

Rhodes is an island that offers lots of different aspects of Greece all in one place. Rhodes Old Town holds a lot of history and is made of winding cobbled streets and alleyways which lead into open squares full of markets, churches, restaurants...

Posted on: 22nd December 2021

The northernmost of the Canary Islands, Lanzarote is known for its volcanoes which have formed the island into a wonder of lava fields, strangely shaped rock and black earth. Contrast this with the typical whitewashed houses, golden sand beaches...

Posted on: 28th October 2021

With a population of 293,000 Ljubljana is one of the smallest European capital cities however that doesn’t mean there’s any shortage of things to see and do.  The city’s architecture is Italian inspired and after an...

Posted on: 27th August 2021

The UK government announced the movement of countries in the traffic light travel system yesterday evening.