A long weekend in Lake Annecy: high thrills and haute cuisine


Catherine Henderson enjoys high thrills and haute cuisine in Lake Annecy – arguably one of France’s most beautiful areas

One size fits all in Australia: part two

Australia accommodates everyone’s idea of a perfect holiday, from four-year-olds to grannies, reports Pippa Jacks

Passenger Focus

From the website

“We are the independent passenger watchdog. Our mission is to get the best deal for passengers.

We are an independent public body set up by the Government to protect the interests of passengers.”

Brunching out in Abu Dhabi

Brunch is something of an institution in Abu Dhabi. Just about every outlet in the UAE capital has an unbeatable offer from the Rolls Royce version to simpler, hearty fare. CD Traveller gives you the lowdown on ten top brunch experiences

Sweeney Todd: chilling yet charming

Looking for a show to see over the forthcoming Easter break? Look no further than Sweeney Todd

Golfing Holidays & the Ryder Cup

If you have been to Wales in the last year or two -or be interested in golf- it is hard to void the fact that the Ryder Cup is coming to the Celtic Manor Resort this coming September. So much has Visit Wales pushed the Ryder Cup possibilities that some people wonder why else you should go there. But after the Cup, people will still play golf and it isn’t only Wales that has courses.
After Homecoming in 2009, Scotland has to decided that it will attract golfers with its Drive it Home promotion.

Raising the roof

If you or your son or daughter has secured a place at university this year, congratulations for many missed out after a record A level year. Now comes the next challenge: finding accommodation as wherever you’re studying – be it London or Liverpool – you’ll need somewhere to live. Unfortunately finding affordable accommodation in the UK isn’t easy – especially as a student. CD Traveller considers your options…