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SNEAK PEAK: A Look Inside Former Police Station up for Auction

SNEAK PEAK: A Look Inside Former Police Station up for Auction

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A former police station - complete with its own court room and CELLS - is up for auction.See the Story

Hardcore takes over Victoria Park for London’s first Outbreak festival

Music · London

Hardcore takes over Victoria Park for London’s first Outbreak festival

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Outbreak Festival branches from its Manchester roots to take over East London's Victoria Park, drawing 15,000 fans for a landmark celebration of hardcore music.See the Story

Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong: Hotel Review

Hong Kong · Hong Kong

Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong: Hotel Review

Hong Kong Island is a magical onslaught on the senses: the sun, the sea, the shimmering skyscrapers stretching endlessly upward, add in the waft of street food, the hubbub of traffic and market stalls and the city can quickly exhaust even the most seasoned traveller. The place you stay must offer a little sanctuary from it all. Look no further than the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong, which has been a haven of tranquillity in the heart of the actio…Read Article

5 Must See US National Parks for Luxury Travellers

America is home to numerous national parks. For many luxury travellers, going off the beaten path may seem like an unconventional thing to do. However, some like adventure and won’t mind exploring the beauty that America offers at these five national parks that are a must-visit. You might also stay somewhere close to enjoy the luxurious amenities of your hotel stay after a day of exploration and soaking in the experience. Ready to see which five…United States · United States Read Article

Guide to E-biking around Alyth, Scotland

Alyth is a charming market town situated on the edge of the Highland Boundary Fault, where the rolling Lowlands meet the rugged Highlands. Often overlooked by travellers heading to more prominent Scottish destinations, Alyth is a great base for those seeking to explore Scotland’s rich heritage and landscapes. AlythAlyth The town’s history stretches back over a millennium, evident in its well-preserved landmarks. The Pack Bridge is one of Scotlan…Alyth · Alyth Read Article

What is the New Orleans’ Mardi Gras like to visit?

Ornate costumes, dazzling floats, coloured beads, music and parading bands characterise Mardi Gras in Orleans. This centuries-old tradition dates back to the Middle Ages when the first parade is recorded to have taken place in 1833. The date of Mardi Gras changes every year but is always 47 days before Easter. Mardi Gras, also known as Fat Tuesday, technically lasts for one day, which is the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday but the entire Mardi Gras…New Orleans · New Orleans Read Article

Guide to the Boyne Valley, Ireland

The Boyne Valley takes its name from the River Boyne, a waterway steeped in myth and legend. The landscape has been settled for over 5,000 years and you’ll find quaint towns, ancient tombs, and castles that whisper tales of Ireland’s tumultuous and glorious past. River BoyneTrimBettystown It’s located in the North East of Ireland just 20 minutes north of Dublin International airport or 90 minutes south of Belfast International airport. Coverin…Boyne Valley · Boyne Valley Read Article

The Best Places to Visit in Spain During the Shoulder Period

Spain’s shoulder seasons, from March to June and September to October, are frequently bypassed by mass holidaymakers who focus on the peak summer months. However, they are a treasure trove of the most rewarding experiences for those in the know who are experienced travellers. The temperatures are moderate, UV indexes are within control and there are fewer crowds to contend with, making it a better time to appreciate the country’s stunning vistas…Spain · Spain Read Article

St Tropez: Villas not Hotels are where the Jet Set Holiday

Made famous in the ‘50s by the actress Brigitte Bardot, this little bit of France is still known for attracting the rich and famous. With its shops along the quay, super yachts moored in the harbour, and designer shops in the back streets St. Tropez itself is ‘the’ chic place to chill out on the Côte d’Azur. A paradise for those who can afford it, instead of staying in hotels, the more affluent, particularly during the peak seasons of July and A…Saint-Tropez · Saint-Tropez Read Article

Anniversary Menus and New Routes: - Business in the News

Corendon Airlines announces innovations at star-studded 20-Year celebration • Grand Gala in Antalya with numerous industry representatives and business partners • Special discount on 20,000 flights • Culinary anniversary deals for seven onboard menus Corendon Airlines marked its 20th anniversary with a spectacular Gala Night held at the Cosmos Theatre in Antalya on 22 May. Organised under the theme “20 Happy Flight Years – 20 Mutlu Uçuş Yılı”, t…Antalya · Antalya See the Story

Guide to Cycling the Far North of Sri Lanka – Jaffna and its Islands

I’ve been to Sri Lanka a number of times and my favourite part is Jaffna in the far north. During the war it was home to fierce fighting between the Tamil Tigers and the Sri Lankan military. The 2004 Tsunami also affected the coastal area but it’s now very much open for business. FishermenDelft Jaffna’s surrounding islands offer an entirely different world, each with its own rhythm, community, and character. A causeway and a series of ferries l…Cycling · Jaffna Read Article

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