Where the experts holiday: Lidiya De, relationship manager at The Royal Horseguards Hotel

Lidiya De, relationship manager at The Royal Horseguards Hotel, talks travel

What’s on in Italy this summer

the new museum in Trento 1 Culture
Trento,August www.muse2012.eu
Countdown is now under way to the opening of MuSe, the new Trentino Science Museum designed by Renzo Piano – he also designed Europe’s tallest building, the Shard in London – which is scheduled for August 2013. The great architect has integrated into his design the Trentino [...]

Civil Aviation Authority

From the website:

“The CAA is the UK’s independent specialist aviation regulator. Its activities include economic regulation, airspace policy, safety regulation and consumer protection.”

Visiting the USA

Newly published data shows that, up until the end of November, there are still fewer of us going to the US than in 2009. But it is only down by 1%, which isn’t a lot in the scheme of things. Compared to South Korea whose visitor numbers to the US are up by over 50% it does make a difference. Why are we reluctant when traditionally it has been one of the big destinations for Brits?

Caring for Scotland’s Heritage

Caring for and protecting our heritage is not only important in being able to continue to attract tourist to spend money with us it also provides employment and contributes to the economy. Quite obviously if our past is neglected it can decay, collapse or disappear. To try and encourage the youth of Scotland to care for the past, Historic Scotland is asking communities to nominate young people for this year’s Young Scot Awards.

Brits want to book holidays to escape 2012 events

A survey by ABTA has revealed that at least 12 percent of Brits are looking to escape on holiday, in order to avoid once in a lifetime events such as the London Olympics and Queen’s Diamond Jubilee.

The world’s best street food: part three

Chiang Mai’s signature dish is a creamy, spicy Thai comfort curry with noodles two ways